I connected so much with this game. It is a strange feeling getting older after growing up with the internet, and that nostalgia of looking at old sites full of broken links and images is something you captured quite well.
I liked the style a lot, as the other user mentioned, the color changing was a nice detail. Your writing style is also fantastic, hope to see more from you in the future!
Bastante entretenido, me gustó lo que lograste crear desde un concepto sencillo. La música se lleva muy bien con el gameplay de presionar rápido el espacio, jajajaja.
The graphics and the music are pretty spot on. However I think the spawn time for the blocks is way too long, the song looped twice before the third one spawned for me.
Overall I think it is a good idea well executed, just some tuning needed.
I do regret not even trying to add the sound as I definitely agree that it would have enhanced the experience a lot. But alas, there will always be a next time.
Thank you again for your feedback, I'll be sure to check out your recommendations for SFX.
Really liked your game! I found it interesting that you could use your body to destroy enemy ships, attempted a challenge run without shooting but I think I might be a little too slow, lol.
As others have mentioned, the only downside is that it is over too soon.
Nice game! Took me a couple tries to find all computers. The sprites you used are pretty funny, I really enjoyed them.
My only feedback would be maybe adjusting the collisions so that the player doesn't stick to walls. given the limited time it can be a little frustrating when it happens.
Really interesting take on a clicker game. Really enjoyed your choice of using the space bar instead of the mouse.
Overall the art style fits the theme of your game really well, my only feedback would be with the text being a little hard to read, but maybe that's just me.
Nice game, I like the art style and the music a lot. I found it interesting how you started giving the player more tools as the game went on.
It took me a couple of tries to get through it, I think there might be a bug where if you die after the game lets you do a new ability once (for example, the jump) but before you pick up the card for it, you won't be able to jump anymore after you respawn.
Very creative! I enjoyed the little puzzles on each screen as well as the art style. Pretty cool how much mileage you got out of putting different spins on a mechanic!
Really engaging game, the speed forces you to focus, although I might be a little too slow for this game hahaha (got 4040 points).
BTW, there is a small bug where if you lose and restart the trucks keep their values. So you can theoretically fill the trucks up, lose and then restart and get 1500 points immediately.
You know? I actually liked the flickering lights on the environment, it made it feel as if the place itself was also shutting down and running out of power. Using basic geometric shapes and solid colors also help the "Computer" vibe.
The only thing I wasn't 100% sure of is if you need to pick a specific color of bits or if any will do. In the couple playthroughs I did the loading zone was the same color as the cubes closest to me.
My only recommendation would be maybe tweaking the "X" icon a little bit? Making it slightly bigger and adding some sort of feedback once the player hovers over it (Changing the color, for example) could help players rely more on reflexes than second guessing if the cursor is on the "X" .
Interesting submission. Like another commenter said, I really like how you conveyed the frustration of slow loading bars. You made me say "YES" out loud when I finally broke through the boxes to the 100% line.
The sound can become a little grating when there are too many boxes moving at the same time. Also if you allow the boxes to pile up it starts to feel like it's impossible to destroy them all.
Incredible game. I love how the grame creates so much tension from such a simple mechanic and good graphics.
What I find most impressive is how you managed to come up with a time limit that feels just short enough that it makes you anxious but not so much that it feels frustrating. Add to this the constant ticking of the clock and you end up with a really nerve-racking experience.
