I need to beat level 100 but it is missing :( You may even add higher level maths! You may make a university math game or even physics one with moles and atoms!
Very fun, and just hard enough to be challenging but easy enough that my smooth brain could enjoy it. (the times symbol makes me very concerned though)
Very fun concept but a little too easy. Its incredible for a jam game though.
If you ever plan to revisit the game or its concept in the future, it would be cool if you could add more ways to count such as division, exponents, square roots, etc.
Also a level where you need to manage multiple playable characters would be fun.
And a menu, its annoying not being able to store your progress anywhere.
Also what happened to the multiplication symbol at the end? There were only minus and plus symbols left...did multiplication die?
The lore should definitely be expanded if you make any kind of sequel.
hey thanks! i used a tilemap as the "source of truth" for all the blocks and for all input, i updated the tilemap. for example, if the player presses left, you check the tilemap to see if the player tile can move left or not.
the game was completely playable with placeholders until very close to the end and looked something like this:
what you see in the final product is just a "dumb" UI layer on top of the placeholders and i use tweening to move the tile positions from the current one to the next one.
you need to be able to encapsulate any given board state in some kind of data structure, like a 2d array. then, whenever the player moves, update the board state and maintain an array of the past board states. if the player presses undo, simply revert back to the last state. similarly for reset, go back to the first board state.
for example, you can have an array of objects where each object looks like { coordinates: (0, 4), tile_id: 2 }. whenever a change happens on the board, you can create a new entry (a new array) and capture all the active objects on the board. if you ever undo, you need to grab the previous array of active objects and be able to interpret it and update the board.
It's beautiful! Honestly I'm a math nerd who draws numbers as living creatures in math equations as a way to remember them and hand them on my wall, this is an inspirment
Nice game! I especially like the concept of locking certain numbers behind the locks, making you have to open that, then grab the number to make the proper equation. This could do really good as a full game
Awesome game! I really appreciate that the few "gentle nudge" hints I used were in the form of questions. Definitely got me on the right track while staying as vague as possible. The actual puzzles were really good as well and did a great job of leading me to discover all of the ways each element could interact without directly telling.
Great mechanic! I especially like how the puzzles combine math with geometry. You definitely had me with level 12, but the hints were pretty useful. The last couple of levels are quite tricky, but I did managed to beat the game.
Cool, I played back during the jam voting and for me the levels got frustrating complex quickly, the pacing was more manageable now I thought! when are you going to add derivatives? =)
omg this game was infuriating for me as a dyslexic XD But this video is so awesome! first one I have had edited for me which is wild, one of my favorite videos by far!
Was fun to watch you two play to the end! Had some good chuckles. Btw, you played the harder version before the order of operations was fixed so extra props!
Fantastic game, perhaps the concept couldn't be taken too far without becoming tedious, but as a short game it's excellent. Still, I'm sure someone more mathematically inclined than me would love to solve some complex puzzles in this. Excellent and satisfying sound effects, too.
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I need to beat level 100 but it is missing :( You may even add higher level maths! You may make a university math game or even physics one with moles and atoms!
Very fun, and just hard enough to be challenging but easy enough that my smooth brain could enjoy it. (the times symbol makes me very concerned though)
why do they look like that
Very fun concept but a little too easy. Its incredible for a jam game though.
If you ever plan to revisit the game or its concept in the future, it would be cool if you could add more ways to count such as division, exponents, square roots, etc.
Also a level where you need to manage multiple playable characters would be fun.
And a menu, its annoying not being able to store your progress anywhere.
Also what happened to the multiplication symbol at the end? There were only minus and plus symbols left...did multiplication die?
The lore should definitely be expanded if you make any kind of sequel.
we need more, please
Beat the game! Very fulfilling!
Level 12 is quite hard. Can someone help me
- - = +
This level tooks me a lot of time to some too
i really love this game
i am also trying to make a sokoban like game in godot and would like to know how you did it
thanks
hey thanks! i used a tilemap as the "source of truth" for all the blocks and for all input, i updated the tilemap. for example, if the player presses left, you check the tilemap to see if the player tile can move left or not.
the game was completely playable with placeholders until very close to the end and looked something like this:
what you see in the final product is just a "dumb" UI layer on top of the placeholders and i use tweening to move the tile positions from the current one to the next one.
thanks alot
almost no one has made a guide to making a sokoban game in godot without it using real collisions instead of checking so this is very nice
also how did you tackle undo and reset?
you need to be able to encapsulate any given board state in some kind of data structure, like a 2d array. then, whenever the player moves, update the board state and maintain an array of the past board states. if the player presses undo, simply revert back to the last state. similarly for reset, go back to the first board state.
so do i need to make the array by hand or make some system that automatically makes the array?
for example, you can have an array of objects where each object looks like { coordinates: (0, 4), tile_id: 2 }. whenever a change happens on the board, you can create a new entry (a new array) and capture all the active objects on the board. if you ever undo, you need to grab the previous array of active objects and be able to interpret it and update the board.
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Thanks a lot! This is really helpful and I havent really seen anyone else give such a good tutorial on this with actual collision
I finally beat this. I seriously love your games so much, from the funny NPCs to the strategy games.
thanks!! you tried so many and it means a lot that you kept coming back :D
It's beautiful! Honestly I'm a math nerd who draws numbers as living creatures in math equations as a way to remember them and hand them on my wall, this is an inspirment
great game but the mathematical operators look. kinda terrifying
it's probably the shocked facial expressions/mouths
very unique mechanics :> nice
level 10 is impossible.
not even
its possible
how did you make a math game thats actually fun i call hax
Yeah lol
Nice game! I especially like the concept of locking certain numbers behind the locks, making you have to open that, then grab the number to make the proper equation. This could do really good as a full game
Awesome game! I really appreciate that the few "gentle nudge" hints I used were in the form of questions. Definitely got me on the right track while staying as vague as possible. The actual puzzles were really good as well and did a great job of leading me to discover all of the ways each element could interact without directly telling.
Great mechanic! I especially like how the puzzles combine math with geometry. You definitely had me with level 12, but the hints were pretty useful. The last couple of levels are quite tricky, but I did managed to beat the game.
Really cool… just added to my collection! Would you like to join Creactivity #1?
Really good concept and fun little game!
Really cool concept ! Really well executed !
Good game.
Cool, I played back during the jam voting and for me the levels got frustrating complex quickly, the pacing was more manageable now I thought! when are you going to add derivatives? =)
Just AWESOME! Keep it up!
very clever game...super creative the last 3 lvls killed me though lol
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omg this game was infuriating for me as a dyslexic XD But this video is so awesome! first one I have had edited for me which is wild, one of my favorite videos by far!
Was fun to watch you two play to the end! Had some good chuckles. Btw, you played the harder version before the order of operations was fixed so extra props!
GOOD
Fantastic game, perhaps the concept couldn't be taken too far without becoming tedious, but as a short game it's excellent. Still, I'm sure someone more mathematically inclined than me would love to solve some complex puzzles in this. Excellent and satisfying sound effects, too.