Overall very much dig the concept you're going for here. The management of multiple objects with different interaction behaviors was very clever and it worked well with the theme! The graphics may have been simple but they work well for the concept since the focus is on solving a puzzle, and honestly you could take the art in any direction and it would work because the mechanics themselves are the focus. Everything ran smoothly and although I got frustrated I had fun as well! Good work!
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Criteria | Rank | Score* | Raw Score |
Innovation | #6 | 3.335 | 3.438 |
How well the theme was used | #11 | 3.395 | 3.500 |
How it looks | #14 | 2.729 | 2.813 |
How it sounds | #16 | 1.940 | 2.000 |
Fun to play | #17 | 2.243 | 2.313 |
Ranked from 16 ratings. Score is adjusted from raw score by the median number of ratings per game in the jam.
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Unity
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after many attempts I managed to get going, its actually quite crazy what u can do with all the parts. really well done dude I was very impressed. Would have loved to see what more you can do with visualizations and some kind of may Gif tutorial so you can see how parts work in different ways? anyway great job dude!
Always liked a physics based game from the early bridge builders and on so love the concept of this game, and it is done well but could really do with a tutorial or guide of some kind so players can get into the game quicker. With that done and little more time on the graphics this will be a great game and will do well I am sure. Going back to try again :)
I was so torn on the Music, my first song i ever made and i didnt want it to play in a loop for how long a player needs to play the game. Looking at it I should have played it once on game start :D Next time! Thanks you for the feedback. I definitely agree some more controls for this kind of connect disconnect, maybe 2 buttons in the future :D
Seems fun! I got totally lost and confused though.. triangle kept yeeting off into the distance lol. Managed to get down to the floor below with all 4 components connected but I really couldn't fathom how to get it working properly. This feels like it would benefit from a little animated tutorial (or video capture). Nice work!
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