This is a really interesting idea, I'd be interested to see it fleshed out in a post jam version (the absolute ideal would be and AR game, but that would be a very expensive gamble).

One way you could extend the mastermind game would be to have lower-numbered nodes be easier (with fewer digits, fewer symbols or more guesses). Because you can try again, you currently have unlimited guesses, so it might be interesting to lock players out of a code once they fail it (and then taking a high number would be a big deal. Additionally, you could prevent players from attempting a node unless their team holds an adjacent node. That would make holding on to some near the center super important and might develop into a strategy layer.

Thanks for your game, it gave me lots to think about :) If you're interested in a different mastermind variant, check out my team's game!

The idea of a multi/territory game is interesting. I felt the theme could be better integrated and the works on visuals / sound design is quite light.

It doesn't feel like the game fits the theme and it really lacks of music and sound design. Great game idea and it looks good, well done!

Cool concept! I like codebreaking games, and a multiplayer one is an interesting idea, though I'm not quite sure how this fits into the theme. As a proof of concept, however, it's neat, but needs some refinement.

For one, changing your own code should be on a separate button than space. Too many times I tried to interact with a node only to accidentally change my code.

It's hard for me to judge it properly, though, since there weren't many people online when I played.

Interesting mash up between a strategy game and a guessing game. 

I didn't really see the correlation between the number on a node when "attacking" another node. As long as the code was guessed, you win, it seems. And there is no penalty for retrying. So if I didn't guess in the 5 or 6 tries, I could just keep going back repeatedly. I don't know if I was actually playing against other players, or the computer, I just didn't get a sense of that.

There were a few nodes that I could not actively collect or conquer or whatever. 

The graphics and audio were ok. Some audio feedback when doing things would have been nice, but the graphical display of a little pop was good. The collision boxes for the nodes could be a little better. I felt like my character was on top of a node, only to go into the code selection box a little bit, causing a bit of confusion.

Thanks for the submission!