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Is it even possible to lose? =)
Foon → Ludum Dare Explorer → LD10 → Space Reactions
By fydo
| Category | Rank | Score | Count | |
|---|---|---|---|---|
| Innovation | 17 | 3.40 | 25 | |
| Overall | 19 | 3.33 | 27 | |
| Fun | 22 | 2.85 | 27 | |
| Polish | 11 | 3.74 | 27 | |
| Theme | 16 | 3.63 | 27 | |
| Graphics | 18 | 3.52 | 27 | |
| Audio | 2 | 4.26 | 27 | |
| Humor | 14 | 2.45 | 20 | |
| Technical | 21 | 3.12 | 26 | |
| Effort | 19 | 3.52 | 27 | |
| Journal | 33 | 2.95 | 20 | |
| Food | 2 |
Is it even possible to lose? =)
It was a bit easy as it is, but with more time I think it coucld have been great. Nice work :)
Audio popped and it was a bit easy. Other than that great job.
Somehow that soothing music didn't really work as a sound track to destroying the universe but I liked it. I won the game in < 1 minute, but it was a fun 1 minute!
Not a bad game .. got a bit dull after a while, because it seemed too easy for too long.
Okay, I really don't get this game... is it possible to lose at all? Well, I mean assuming you have control of your limbs. As long as you successfully hit the big planets with your rockets (which is hard not to do, thanks to gravity), the pieces will ALWAYS eventually hit the other planets. Hmm, I think I'll run it again to fail on purpose and see what that does! ...Wow, it took me 3 passed levels before I succeeded at failing (and I only failed that one by rapid firing as many missiles as possible - I barely avoided winning at the end!). But I got another cool guitar ditty for my troubles!
Great music and graphics, but I have to knock the fun rating. Maybe you should've made the game be to lose the levels, then it would be pretty hard. Seriously!
cool, gravitation and flying debris! i had fun with this one ^_^
Sweet feeling, but not much game.
Couldn't really see the chain reaction in this one. I hit a planet and it's pieces kill other smaller planets. But I didn't notice them sharding further (a basis of chain reaction). Might be all the recursive action was so fast that I just didn't see it. Most of the times I didn't even know why I finished the level. But I won! It told me so! =)
it is very easy, but I found it pretty soothing and I dont think thats a bad thing in this case, but the audio really helped out there :)
Very odd. Idea is interesting and non-obvious, so that's a plus. For the record my brother did manage to lose one level, but it wasn't repeatable (yeah, he actually tried to fail again but... failed :))
Music is definitely the high point of this entry.
Why does this game remind me of Red Dwarf? (Also, Star Wars..)
Anyway, I didn't seem to be able to lose, so it's a wee bit on the easy side perhaps. Great idea though, and great music =). I also like the planets whizzing by on the title screen =)
Nice graphics and music, but, as the others said is it possible to lose?
I agree with Papper it needed more time, and the later levels are easier than the first sometimes, are they generated randomly?
Perhaps you could, if you wish to extend it, add in some logic so the higher levels are always harder than the first.
John
Fun physics, but unfortunately there is no game here. Shoot the big planet and win! And if it had been any harder (time limit etc) it would have just been frustrating, because it's hard to tell which way the fragments are going to go. But there might be a game in there waiting to come out. Who knows :)
Nice guitar playing. The game itself seemed more like a toy than a game. Not much to play there, just click and win.
Nice but too easy.
It is probably a bit easy, but still fun. I like how your own little planet is also affected by bumping into the others. Although perhaps for some extra difficulty this might destroy you?
lol, that was easy.
The game is too easy. You don't seem to be able to lose. Good graphics.
After reading the comments I wondered if it was indeed as hard to lose as people said it was. But to be honest, once you understand the game it's easy to lose. Just shoot the debris. :)
It's a bit easy...
Liked the music and graphics.
it was fun to see a game with some gravitational physics coded in :).
blowing up planets has never been easier!