Judge feedback

Judge feedback is anonymous and shown in a random order.

• I found it pretty hard to judge this game because I hate billiard. Hate to play it live, hate to play it on the computer. So this game really had a tall bridge to cross here - or maybe it was the opposite, cause I never got past level 2. That said though, I found a lot of things to appreciate about this game. I don't know how truly original this idea is, but I found the concept of procedurally generating billiard tables, with balls taking turns as enemies, and different balls having different abilities, very unique. I really wanted to explore more content and see what other cool things might be hiding beyond, but alas, I wasn't good enough. The game aesthetics are impressive. The boards look great, thematic music is cool, sound effects are on point. I bet particles were not easy to make either. Great execution all around. Honestly, while I will likely never come to love this game, I can see how this could evolve into an addictive, exciting, commercial (in a good way) product - keep up the good work!
• Overview Roguelike billard. That's it. And it works well. Completeness Some physics issues, but nothing game-breaking. Poogue seems to deliver all planned features. Aesthetics Simple yet nice graphics. The UI could be a bit better. Music's quite generic, but really fits to the first, green world. Wish that music would change with the transition to the new world. Fun I had a blast playing Poogue. The game has enough variations of enemies and tables to keep the player's attention for a long time. Also, every enemy type behaves differently. Innovation I'm sure that I played a roguelike/pool game already, but it's still uncommon, and I think that Poogue pushes the boundaries a bit further. Scope Everything that I could expect from the 7DRL – it even has boss fights. Traditional Roguelikeness Barely, but fits the bill.