flashrocks 2013-08-27 00:46
This game is the most unique I have seen on LD. Unique isn't bad though, this game is quite the opposite. :)
Foon → Ludum Dare Explorer → LD27 → Jack of All Trades
By sudorossy
| Category | Rank | Score | Count | |
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This game is the most unique I have seen on LD. Unique isn't bad though, this game is quite the opposite. :)
Love it guys! Good work! <3
Very original idea, cleanly executed, if fiendishly difficult. :) Both the art style and music is awesome! Good work.
Haha had some fun with this one, very tense, liked the graphics too.
Love your stuff as always!
This is like Simon on Crack!
Interesting game. I could only test the single player mode though, so I guess it's even more fun with a friend.
I did SP mode. It seemed a little easy once I caught on to what I was supposed to do...but then again I was finishing each one with only a second or so to spare :)
Thanks for he feedback everyone! Greatly appreciated.
I originally wanted to put in a difficulty mode. There's one that just gives you every possible item. Even I couldn't complete it. Never had time to reliably implement though
This is really cool. I played on Android, and it works pretty well. Only problem was I couldn't slide the slider, and one time the display only showed 88 instead of the countdown.
Small bugs aside, I really like this; it's one of my favorite games so far. Are the sequences procedurally generated? I would definitely play an expanded version of this game!
Thanks for the feedback! I want to look into the slider issue. It works fine on the 2 test devices I have, but I've recieved multiple reports.
Funny thing, the display reading 88, flashing 12, going blank or random is actually a feature. I wanted it to seem like you broke the display by cutting a wire.
It is procedurally generated. In the sense that a seed determines the order you need to do certain actions (and which actions are available). Try the multiplayer, as it makes it a bit more transparent :)
This need's more ratings :) super fun
Great concept! The first few times I played on Android, I kept trying to swipe the red and blue wires to cut them, which does not work. After a while I figured out that I needed to tap them. The slider is slightly finicky - sometimes I grab it and it slides, other times it does not - you could expand the touch rectangle around it. I usually lost when I needed to key a number into the numpad, because this takes much longer than touching the other components.
Overall a very good, interesting game, and I am impressed that you managed to include cross-platform multiplayer!