Awesome-sauce
Michael Wagoner
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WOAH! Really fun little game! The programming and audio contributions by some You Tube legends is top tier, as expected, but the 2D and 3D art is the standout to me. Mapping the paddles to the mouse buttons was a great idea and makes the game feel tactile and intuitive. One criticism, there's not much of an indicator that the balls are counting down to an explosion nor is it clear what the purpose of them counting down to an explosion is. That mechanic feels a bit tacked on for the theme, it feels like this game wouldn't change drastically without it.
This game was the first to come up for when when sorting by most popular, and I can see why. The art, sound design, and overall presentation is stellar. I think there are other games that have a bit more engrossing or interesting gameplay and fit the theme more directly, but this was an amazing experience!
Artwork is great! I love how you stuck to the pixel grid, it made for a great style. The music choice is a great one too. It's really funny that I stumbled across this game, I contributed to a game we called "wilt" for this jam with a lot of similarities! I'd say great minds think alike, this was a great experience.
This game is a cool idea but unfinished. It's unclear to me what the "rules" are. Some became green vs red when I interacted with them? Are we following all the rules to make a viable 4-digit number? Some rules are worded strangely and some are impossible (4 numbers can only add to 36, not "factors of 100" for example). Also unsure what the two checkmarks are for four numbers, is the code two two digit numbers? A lot is unclear, it doesn't fit the theme well, and there are plenty of bugs such as music layering and not allowing the calculator to add more than two numbers at once, but I see the vision of this game.
















