| Criteria | Rank | Score* | Raw Score |
| Enjoyment | #2629 | 2.829 | 2.829 |
| Creativity | #3007 | 3.079 | 3.079 |
| Overall | #3249 | 2.820 | 2.820 |
| Presentation | #3942 | 2.553 | 2.553 |
Ranked from 76 ratings. Score is adjusted from raw score by the median number of ratings per game in the jam.
How does your game fit the theme?
You play a platformer but you help the character to end with blocs
Did your team create the vast majority of the art during the 48 hours?
We used pre-existing art
Did your team create the vast majority of the music during the 48 hours?
We used pre-existing audio
It's a bit difficult to play since it lacks some UI elements, and something like a "Restart level" option, but I liked it as a concept: building the stage while the player is progressing.
The pathfinding is not bad at all for only 48h!
Visually, it's not the best, but you can understand what's on screen, so that's what counts.
Good job! =)
I had a lot of trouble with the controls and was unable to finish the game, but that might be just me considering what the other commnents are saying
Interesting idea, and fine pathfinding (for a jam game !)
Could benefit having someone doing the art ;)
Crazy what you've managed to do in just 48hours! Love the cute look of your game, superrr well done :D
Fun idea. I’m glad the trajectories of the player are visible because the AI felt a bit chaotic. There are some bugs regarding the springs like showing wrong trajectory and not being able to delete them.
It was very fun! I think this idea could be expanded to a comercial game, it's really polished for a 48 hour jam.
The pathfinding AI is very impressive! The concept is implemented very well and the building mechanic is pretty flushed out for a game jam!
I think that this project is a really creative idea, and I really see a lot of potential for it to be really fun. However, the buggy level editor and the somewhat incompetent AI really does hurt a lot of that potential. While I'm not an AI-whisperer, I would guess that many of the issues with the AI could probably be solved by simplifying the movement abilities. For example, reducing the jump height so that the AI only has to consider jumping 1 block gaps. Or maybe only let the AI move right. This does somewhat go against the idea of the real-time AI platforming concept, but it might help to simplify the amount of computation the AI needs to perform in order to path-find to the end of the level.
If you end up submitting an AI-patched version of this to either the post jam or just in general after the submission period, please let me know as I unironically want to play that.
(P.S, fantastic name. My dad would approve)
Hello, thank you for your feedback and suggestions ! A lot of the AI limitations come from having no air control and mapping our graph to the tile-grid. We have multiples ideas for improvement and will work on them in the near future, as all the positive reviews got us pretty hyped !
We already submitted a new version with a few bugfixes and QOL changes, And we'll let you know whenever we make a final, polished release !
Great idea, I especially love that you can a) see the trajectory of the player and influence it and b) still make changes at runtime. I managed to somehow break my game with invisible blocks and my block count going into the negative, but I really enjoyed what I got to play!
Good execution on the idea! I really like that you showed the expected path of the AI, really nice touch!
Not to creative of an idea, but solid execution. Apart from the player ai, that got stuck just way too often
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