Chaos mode is random each run, though the answer doesn’t change within a level (choosing the same answer twice will always stay wrong).
I stuck with Chaos over Logic to start to stick better to the Jam Theme. I agree that logic is the “better” mode in general though. Thanks for trying it out!</p>
Found another cause though I can't reproduce as reliably: If I scroll the menu while hovered over a clue (no click), it will sometimes cause me to get locked. However, I think this may be a visual bug more than an action bug, as this lock also SOMETIMES allows me to grab already-placed clues and drag them (though they appear as the wrong color dot and check off a different, unmarked-clue which is why I think it's a visual bug. I think it is a misalignment from where the menu is vs. where the menu appears to be)
Okay, after a bit of testing, I've found a way to reproduce. If I click and drag each clue slowly from board to house, I have no issues. But if I rapidly click and/or click drag a clue without placing it onto the house board before releasing click (essentially if I'm playing too quick and/or mis-place the clue onto the wrong spot) then I'm locked out of interacting with clues. A reset fixes normally fixes this, though occasionally it doesn't and I have to hit reset a few times. I can also get locked out by dragging from the clue-description section instead of the header. This is a much more consistent method to lock but also more consistently fixed on reset.
I tried clicking directly on the circle as well as on the name of the clue, but I couldn't get any of my clicks to work. I'll give it another quick play test and see if I can get a better bug description for you.
Core gameplay is good, though I wish I had a way of knowing how much "currency" I had outside the buy menu. Not sure what the ending point is so I stopped after the second night.
Incredible game. The art is cute and the gameplay loop and concept would allow for both "closed"-level puzzles and "open"-level emergent gameplay. I think this genuinely has the potential to be developed into a full-fledged commercial puzzle game.
The driving is really good and the map and concept are well made. Once the cars grouped up and pinned me I didn't know what to do other than reload the page. Other than that, great game!
I don't know if it was a bug or I wasn't understanding something about the controls/gameplay, but several times the evidence just wouldn't move and I couldn't get enough on the board to ever check if it was correct.
