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A jam submission

Size MattersView game page

Manipulate size to solve mind-bending puzzles in Gregory's Lab, where creativity is your greatest tool.
Submitted by Griff'n'Shak Games — 15 hours, 42 minutes before the deadline
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Results

CriteriaRankScore*Raw Score
Style#36992.8284.000
Overall#45282.5593.619
Creativity#46182.6263.714
Enjoyment#50312.2223.143

Ranked from 7 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?
Players can resize objects in-game to complete puzzles using a resizing tool.

Development Time

96 hours

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Comments

Submitted(+1)

What a clever mechanics and beautiful style

Submitted(+1)

I like this game a lot!  The visual style is fantastic, and I feel like you've got a great start here on a good puzzle game!

I've seen a very similar idea quite a few times so far in the jam, however yours is the first I've seen that allows you to resize and object while the player is on top of it.  I didn't try that for a bit because I assumed it wouldn't work but had the biggest smile when it did.  I think that mechanically sets you apart nicely.  I'm sure that's tough to debug.  It's also cool you can change sizes while holding an object!

I think one small thing that would improve this game is a tiny UI element that says something like 'Press F to interact' on a switch.  I walked up to the first one and forgot what the bind was. 

Awesome showing!

Submitted(+1)

i love the visual! i've never seen a game before with this kind of grid-paper processing and it works rly well with the scaling theme!

Submitted(+1)

Fantastic style! I love it. Good gameplay mechanics as well. Control and the "feel" of the control could be improved as well but nothing you can't update after the jam ;)

(+1)

This is so so good! Love the visuals and mechanics. This could easily be fleshed out into a full game...