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| Timestamp | Since previous | Game | amarillion's comment | |
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| Apr 27 06:11:23 | STRAND·ED | ♥ 3 | I really love the visualization of DNA replication! I'm always on the look-out for science games, and this immediately drew my attention. Neat idea, and very polished, very playable game for a game jam. May I request a feature for a future version? keyboard controls! I think it would be possible to control the entire game by keyboard, faster than with the mouse, to get a higher high-score. | |
| Apr 27 11:16:08 | 5h 04m | Bun-o-gotchi | ♥ 2 | Cute! But I don't know if I'm using the ball wrong, or if I just need to use it over and over again? They never seem satisfied that I play enough with them. It's a struggle to keep just one happy, there's not a moments rest for the Bun's mom... |
| Apr 28 15:19:17 | 28h 03m | Reeactor | ♥ 1 | Interesting idea for a physics simulation game, but it could do with some extra help and documentation. A visualization of the movement of the control rods would be nice too. I can understand the basic idea that water flows from the core, to the heat exchanger, and then in a second circuit to the steam engine. After some experimentation I could get it to produce power. But what I still don't get is why there are so many valves, and if it matters which pump I activate. On my PC, at the start it overheats in seconds, you have to be quite quick to set the control rods down to 0, or the game is over before it even starts. |
| Apr 28 19:20:51 | 4h 01m | Life: 42 Cells | ♥ 1 | Brilliant idea to combine the rules of GO + the rules of Game of Life. Now, the game of life is an actual game. With a bit of trial and error you start to discover certain stable patterns, and you can actually manage to go more-or-less towards a goal. life-42-cells.png I fear, once you've figured out how it works, the replay value is limited. Perhaps you could do a two-player mode, where the computer keeps track of who captured which area? Have you thought about submitting to Conway's jam of life as well? https://itch.io/jam/conways-jam |
| Apr 29 14:46:42 | 19h 25m | Beerloose starring Beer Bearer Bob - Keep the Party Alive! | ♥ 3 | Love the little pixel people, and especially the audio is really funny, puts you right in the bar atmosphere. The beer song is catchy too! It's rare to have game music with a voice sample, but this one pulls it off. Does get a bit repetitive towards the end of the game, which limits the replay value a bit. Perhaps your date should start moving around to keep the challenge going? |
| May 1 16:27:15 | 49h 40m | Message | ♥ 2 | Well done on your first entry. The game is short, but you managed to give it a nice atmosphere. |
| May 1 16:47:32 | 20m 17s | Heart.ache//nascension | ♥ 1 | Nice idea, and the game has a nice retro vibe. I feel that it gets overwhelming too quickly, and there isn't a lot of choice in your actions except launching as many cells as possible. I wonder if you couldn't make a turn-based game out of it where you really have to strategically plan your network and out-smart the viruses. P.S. please leave likes for commenters - that way we help each other out getting ratings. |
| May 4 18:33:20 | 73h 45m | Retrospective Sparks | ♥ 0 | Any hints? I can't get past the first level. What does the assist mode do? It doesn't seem to make a difference. |
