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A jam submission

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A building connecting puzzle game made for the Lost Relic Game Jam.
Submitted by Andrew Leclair, Akalbiam, PirateRiot, Zalandrys — 4 hours, 12 minutes before the deadline
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Results

CriteriaRankScore*Raw Score
Art Direction#74.3684.368
Theme#114.2214.221
Overall#114.0034.003
Innovation#223.7943.794
Game Design#223.9123.912
Fun#363.7213.721

Ranked from 68 ratings. Score is adjusted from raw score by the median number of ratings per game in the jam.

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Submitted(+1)

This was very fun!  I love the game design, having to strategically decide where to go next.  Each turn was a micro cost-benefit analysis to make it to the end.  The art direction looks amazing too.

Submitted(+1)

Really nice puzzle game, the art is really good, the music does its job well.

Submitted(+1)

I really like the art style and the music. They fit together very well. Congratulations!

Submitted(+1)

awesome game! This game is well designed , great art and clean interactions and controls, the gameplay is fun and challenging with  clear goals and concise instructions, it goes well with the theme "connection"  , this has good replay value ,overall I enjoyed playing this gem of a game! congratulations! keep it up!

Submitted(+1)

you got me hooked! I didn't get up until i finished it! on the web there's a little resolution issue as the whole expanse of the screen is not visible so sometimes there might be buildings near by but we cant access them and restart is the only option. Nonetheless 5 stars!

Submitted(+1)

I really like it, from the graphics to the gameplay, easy but very very nice. In my top tier list in this jam! 👏👏

Submitted(+1)

One of those addicting click puzzle games, couldn't stop until I finally beat it. For one of the runs when I got to the reactor, it asked for double the energy than what was said on the bottom right and I wasn't sure what that was about. I think the game would also benefit from providing a more detailed description on how energy amounts are calculated. And the art is really lovely, good work!

Submitted

Nicely done! Really impressed by the art. Sounds effects and music established a nice chill vibe as well. Gameplay was fun! Clicking my way across the map was enjoyable. 

My feedback would be that I'm not sure if the visuals support the gameplay. For example I don't get why more buildings would provide more energy? Wouldn't they use up the energy? Some of the effects of the buildings didn't seem to match as well. Why should a toll both, a very small building, have a high energy cost? Not that important but it did make it harder to learn the mechanics since the way the building looked didn't hint at the effect it would have.

Developer(+1)

I agree with you completely! If we took this game further and made adjustments, I'd like to make every building give/take energy intuitively so a player could look at the type of building and make a reasonable assumption about what would happen by connecting to it. I appreciate the feedback, thanks for playing it.

Submitted(+1)

Very cool.  Loved the art style and sound.  I like that each building has different mechanisms in addition to the color combos.  I did once get to the end with enough power but it did not let me finish until I looped around a bit more, not sure why.

Developer(+1)

Thanks for playing and for your feedback! If I had to guess, you powered up a church which makes the next 3 buildings (including the reactor) cost double. Powering on enough other buildings would cause that effect to wear off. Glad you were able to finish it :) 

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The art is beautiful, all the colors look amazing together. However sometimes I struggled to find the UI elements like arrows etc to click - they blended in a bit too much.

The music and sound effects were great - added to my immersion and didn't annoy or distract me in any way.

The gameplay was a little confusing at first but once it clicked I was definitely hooked on the idea. I was a little confused on the UI at the bottom and what is was trying to tell me in regards to points needed etc but I think that says more about me than the game design.

Really awesome work and all done with in the time, that's amazing

Developer

Totally fair, we definitely struggled and mulled over how to most clearly communicate a lot of info quickly to players. It’s us - not you! Thanks for the thoughtful feedback, appreciate you playing it. 

Submitted(+1)

I'm amazed at how much info, UI, elements, and overall size game you've been able to churn out in the time available. Very cool

Submitted(+2)

Beautiful art

Submitted(+1)

Wow I really loved this game! I played it many times on normal and challenge mode just for fun. The music is very pleasant and the art style is very cohesive and high quality. Great entry!

Developer(+2)

Glad you enjoyed it enough to give the challenge mode a spin - thanks for playing!

Submitted(+1)

Fun and really nice art! The game is kind of relaxing and soothing. I might use this before I go to bed. :) Good game!

Submitted(+1)

Wow! The art is fantastic and I really enjoyed the feel of the streak mechanic. Great work!

Submitted(+1)

Pretty fun to play ! very nice art style and soothing music

Submitted(+1)

Effective gameplay and looks really good! Good job!

Submitted(+1)

I think people are seriously going to underrate this!

Took me quite a few goes, but I got it and it was very satisfying.

I like the art style and audio, but I think the games design was what shone throughout, excellent little casual puzzle game.

Only issue I ran into was that I had no moves at one point, and the game wouldn't end, I'm not sure why.

Excellent work!

Submitted

Fun to play and looks amazing!

Submitted

Really great game!

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