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Planet Grab

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CategoryRankScoreCount
Innovation2413.33
Overall3173.17
Fun4222.83
Theme4982.92
Audio5252.25
Graphics5932.58
Coolness107414

Comments

lidfrid 2012-04-23 16:17

Great Game!
I love the concept!
The only game that entranced me

dzagidulin 2012-04-23 17:30

Wow, great job with this game!
I really like the minimalism, and the core mechanic.
I'd love to see development for this game continue -- add different resource types to harvest from the planets, add enemies, etc, but keep the core concept (of launching stuff using the elastic/orbital mechanic) the same.

andrew-2 2012-04-24 19:26

A nice take on gravity based archery. Can definitely be expanded.

ratboy2713 2012-04-25 16:30

I love the idea, very fun. It wasn't clear right away that the line was a rubber band launcher and you have to point the opposite way you want to go, but easy enough to figure out (cost my a pod, however). I think gravity should play a bigger role, I was able to skim right past the sun. Still, very fun.

danblack 2012-04-26 15:16

I like the main game mechanic but it got boring pretty quickly. A nice game though which with more work could be turned into something really nice.

fireblend 2012-04-28 03:34

Its strength lies in its simplicity, and I think it can be significantly expanded without sacrificing that; for example an "accelerate" button would have made it better so that accurate shots could be taken at close proximity, but then there would have to be some threat so that using it poses a risk. Good job!

kendja 2012-04-29 08:44

Love the concept. The levels are generated?
Btw, the text at the bottom interferes the play.

cosmologicon 2012-05-05 08:28

Neat job with the procedurally-generated sound effects! I'll have to check out that library for next time.

kevinworkman 2012-05-13 19:32

This seems like a fun concept, but I didn't really know what was going on. Clicking on the planets did something, but what? And I seem to run out of bullets for no apparent reason. But the engine is there, which is great work for 48 hours.