OLC CODEJAM 2020

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A jam submission

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Program your own mining machine

Submitted by dbrckovi — 1 day, 20 hours before the deadline

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Results

Criteria	Rank	Score*	Raw Score
Was this entry made during the jam duration?	#1	5.000	5.000
Is this just spam?	#1	5.000	5.000
Overall	#1	4.711	4.711
Does it implement the theme well?	#2	4.667	4.667
How much effort went into this? (keep in mind newcomers)	#16	4.667	4.667
Would you recommend this to others to try out?	#18	4.222	4.222

Ranked from 9 ratings. Score is adjusted from raw score by the median number of ratings per game in the jam.

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dbrckoviDeveloper3 years ago

Wow.

When I saw some other entries I thought I'll be happy if it makes into javid9x video, but Pyomm actually won ?!?!?

Now I feel guilty for not polishing it up some more :)

Thanks to everyone who voted!

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DullstarSubmitted3 years ago(+1)

Good puzzle game! If you were to develop it further, having a few extra conditions and flow control commands to work with might allow for some more complex layouts, though it would also increase the complexity of the system - but that could be mitigated if it's introduced right.

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Mining Slapfight

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dbrckoviDeveloper3 years ago

Thanks.

Yeah. There is potential for more complex levels even with current set of commands and conditions. For example, recursion. A concept which already works because of the way the 'CPU' it is implemented, but I haven't even touched it in level design. When combined with 'paint' commands and conditions, it is possible to create very interesting levels.

Since I got lots of positive feedback (not only from you on itch.io), I'll probably develop this further.

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backwardspySubmitted3 years ago(+1)

This is really good. The programming interface is easy to use, and the colour mechanics provide for some interesting puzzles. Nice work on the submission!

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Firepower

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MushroomstickSubmitted3 years ago(+1)

This was neat and fit the theme real well. If you ever want to develop this a little further, I feel like there could be a scoring system that awards higher ratings for solving puzzles with fewer instructions.

Submitted

Generic Robot Adventure!

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CPU3 years ago(+1)

Excellent and fun game.

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homelessteddybearSubmitted3 years ago(+2)

I really like the idea behing this game and I've enjoyed playing it.
Loved how it feels like you are programming an actual robot.

Submitted

The Grate Machine

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MushroomstickSubmitted3 years ago(+1)

Yeah, this reminds me a little bit of what it was like to program simple line follower robots in LabView.

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TobidoTSubmitted3 years ago(+1)

Hey,
looks definetly nice.
At first i thought about adding a similar system to my game, but i thought it was too time consuming for now.

I have few comfort suggestions though:
- i think it would be nice, if you enter a command, it automaticly jumps to the next line ( at least if it was entered via mouseclick).
- the game seems not to be downloadable from the itch.io client.
it works from the browser, but on the client it does say something of "cannot read build of undefined" , maybe the client does not support .7z ?

Submitted

Invasion of the von neumann probes

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dbrckoviDeveloper3 years ago(+1)

Thanks. I wasn't even aware it can work in browser :)

I'll reupload it as a zip tomorrow and try to address a few issues, including your suggestion before deadline.

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TobidoTSubmitted3 years ago(+1)

Now it also works from the itch client, thanks.

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