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I made an addictive number puzzle game

A topic by PythonPerson314159 created 4 days ago Views: 93
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I recently released Orthecarr, a tiny grid-based number puzzle game. In the game, you're given a partly-filled grid of numbers from 0-9, and the objective is to create the highest scoring loop of numbers you can based on four categories - the diversity of numbers in the loop, how many numbers you have, how close your loop returns to the start, and how many prefilled numbers you include in the loop (and 99 free points, since I was feeling generous). The twist? You have to follow simple mathematical rules to determine which numbers are valid for your loop. For example, you could place 8 after 3 and 5, since 3 plus 5 is 8, but you couldn't place 7, for example. For the full rules, visit orthecarr.netlify.app/rules.

You can play it in the browser at orthecarr.netlify.app, or get the full version with more features on itch (1st link). Happy looping!