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A jam submission

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A clone of the watermelon game, using polygons instead of fruits.
Submitted by silvester56 — 3 days, 4 hours before the deadline
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Results

CriteriaRankScore*Raw Score
Fun#593.2803.667
Controls#893.1303.500
Accessibility#1332.6092.917
Audio#1432.4602.750
Theme#1452.6092.917
Overall#1462.6092.917
Graphics#1612.3852.667
Originality#1891.7892.000

Ranked from 12 ratings. Score is adjusted from raw score by the median number of ratings per game in the jam.

Godot Version
4.3

Wildcards Used
Show, don't tell + Simple shapes

Game Description
It's a suika clone but with polygons instead of fruits.

How does your game tie into the theme?
The player has control on where the polygon is dropped, but the interaction between shapes can become quite chaotic.

Source(s)
https://github.com/Silvester56/suikagon

Discord Username(s)
durio_zibethinus

Participation Level (GWJ Only)
4

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Comments

Submitted

really fun and loved the music

Submitted

Nice job! I found this game and the music relaxing. I think it would be cool to make the combination effect less instant so you could see a chain of combinations.

Submitted

Nice nice. Very simple, music was a bit repetitive but kinda relaxing at the same time. And it was a relaxing experience ... got to 1604 points until I hit the top ... 

Maybe add some more effects, like particles and a slower "grow" effect, so you can actually see the chain of combinations ... now it was instant, which could be so much more satisfying.

Great submission!

Submitted

Pretty relaxing little game! I got to about 800 points before I ran out of room.

Submitted

A polygon suika clone was actually one of the ideas we had.  I bet it was pretty interesting to put this game together.  Nice work!

Submitted

Where's suika gon? Also I'm curious, are the shapes being generated, or are they pre-made(kinda dumb question I know).

Developer

The shapes are generated by a function which calculates the point of the polygon depending on the number of edges and the scale of the shape.