The kind of game that would fit perfectly on a 3310. I found hard mode to easy though x).
Loved all the art outside core gameplay!
Criteria | Rank | Score* | Raw Score |
Adherence to Restrictions | #20 | 4.478 | 4.478 |
Enjoyment | #27 | 3.261 | 3.261 |
Overall | #36 | 3.348 | 3.348 |
Design | #36 | 3.348 | 3.348 |
Use of Theme | #72 | 2.304 | 2.304 |
Ranked from 23 ratings. Score is adjusted from raw score by the median number of ratings per game in the jam.
The kind of game that would fit perfectly on a 3310. I found hard mode to easy though x).
Loved all the art outside core gameplay!
Gave up after over a thousand attempts at bruteforcing the hard level, haha.
Very pleasing aesthetic. :)
I'm too dumb to enjoy playing this puzzle, but had fun with its implementation :)
very fun and i can 100% see this being a game made for the 3310 nice levels nice charitors the slighty over use of dithering that was oh so overused on games on systems like the 3310. though all that said its really just lights out not that its a bad thing i was just hopeing with all the effort put into the game when it comes to art menus and sound it would be something a little more creative, though its still one of the best games in the jam ive played so far.
hehe dont get me started on how much i wanted to add to my game... like i only have one level on my one (though the big thing with my one is that you can make your own levels and stuff but still).
if you like you could always make a second version of it with your spin on it, im quite interested in what spin you'll come up with for LightsOut. <3
Nice introduction to Lights out puzzle game.
I really liked the pixel art here. Maybe the farmer could have been more realistic to make him more fitting to the art style used for animals.
Cutscenes were amazing, and I really liked the little selection animation. I had fun trying to figure out the solutions.
The cutscenes were cool and the sound effects were nice too. No theme implementaion though.
Really good pixel art.
The game isn't that hard when you know the algorithm.
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