2014-12-07 23:17
Great job! :)
Foon → Ludum Dare Explorer → LD31 → Box
By shaunjs
| Category | Rank | Score | Count | |
|---|---|---|---|---|
| Coolness | 3 | 57 | ||
| Innovation | 41 | 4.15 | ||
| Theme | 45 | 4.32 | ||
| Overall | 50 | 3.90 | ||
| Fun | 130 | 3.66 | ||
| Mood | 512 | 2.97 | ||
| Graphics | 518 | 3.14 | ||
| Audio | 608 | 2.61 | ||
| Humor | 647 | 2.37 |
Great job! :)
Really neat use of the theme. Took me a while to figure out I had to dig my way down to the exit. Took me a while to figure out I could hold the mouse down to gather up more than one block. I like the "stack" style gathering.
The whole concept overall works well as a 48h submission.
The death animation also made me squee. And I don't squee.
Well done. I'll rate it properly when the judging is officially underway. For what it's worth I think it's an improvement over your last entry.
Good work mate :)
Great game! Got to see some of the development of this on Twitch. Both the game and the development was entertaining. Excellent use of the theme and great innovation.
A good game. But quiet easy and short. But it was worth the 20 min
It didn't work on my computer.
Something about a bad Cabinet?
Really quite awesome!
Haha wow fantastic entry. extremely creative
Cool idea. Great execution. Most literal "Entire Game on One Screen" execution I've seen so far. Quite fun when you realize that what appears to be the main menu is already the game. Cool idea with the building mechanics.
Great game, simple and fun! It's Awesome!
I love how you can pick everything apart. Took me a while to figure out how to escape the spawn. Makes good use of the theme. Solid little sandbox to play in.
Bit tricky at first, but once understood - that a cool game.
Great use of the theme. Very fun game.
Enjoyed the stream really well done with the game pretty innovative as well.
I like how simplistic it is. It's ideas like this one that I wish I had when working on Ludum Dare. My game was too ambitious (again!) and couldn't finish it on time.
I followed your livestream, and it was interesting to watch on my second monitor.
To have different screens, by making the boxes dissappear and reappear is very nice. As for how the game looks, I have to admit it looks much better on fullscreen than in a small screenshot. The colours show much better.
I really like how one enemy appears every time you get a point.
I really like the matching technique.
Nice idea man! Didn't even realize I could destroy everything until I reread the instructions. Really liked it.
Awesome!
It was weird how sometimes I could "break" some squares and not others.
Fun mechanics, I think with a little more variations in colors people would paint different levels with it.
good job!
@Rodaja, the only 'indestructible blocks' are the ones that make up the purple "end game" area in the top right. It was the one concession I made to the "everything can be broken" rule. I don't like that I had to do that though and on reflection would like to see if there'd be a way I could still allow those blocks to be broken. It's an interesting problem.
Thanks for playing!
The means of exiting the game is very unique; I like it. In fact, this game is innovative in almost every way except the title. I have not played nor seen such a sandbox game and I really rather like what it brings to the table. Graphically, it's very clear what everything it; red moving things are hazardous, everything else is fine (that I saw) and in terms of audio, it's solid (although music would be nice)
Looks like the author was thinking... (•_•) ( •_•) ⌐□-□ (⌐□_□) outside the box.
Yeeeaaaah
Oh man, really clever use of the theme. I don't think I need to tell you about the art, haha. Super fun game, and a great entry!
Great game!
Very nice concept and execution. Congratulations.
great work. i love the endgamemechanics ^^
i learned the very basics of game maker with your tutorials. our game was made up with a lot of your code/ideas.
thank you for that. :)
This is really cool, a blast of creativity, good job!
Solid handling of the controls, could move and jump really easily, nice and smooth. :)
The gameplay is really awesome and unique, I haven't seen anything like this yet, this LD. I enjoyed being able to break down the scenery and figure out my own pathways towards the purple squares while strategically trying to avoid the red enemies.
I could probably sit and play this game for hours. :) The only thing I could possibly suggest would be music and more/larger/different levels post-LD. I feel like this game could hold way more content, and it could be a really massive, ever-changing thing. :)
Fantastic work! :D I really loved it!
One of the best games I've seen so far. Really unique and very well done :D
AWESOME and innovative game! Could desperately use some music though and maybe a way to more stylize your graphics? like maybe making them look like lego blocks?
Had to Ctrl+Shift+Delete to exit the game. It didn't even responded to Alt+F4...
Cool game anyway !
It was a good game. Then I clicked on exit. Then it was a great game. Then I realized that volume probably worked the same way.
Blew my mind, man.
@Florent, you have to dig to the red exit button to exit! I know it's a little unclear though :(
Awesome idea, awesome system.
Really nice animation system, particularly the death scene.
I didn't make it to the end yet, but I will !
I watched this game played in a stream beforehand and it felt really cool and novel, but then when I came to play it for myself I found that the novelty had worn off and it wasn't as fun as I expected.
I get that the purple blocks are completely optional and I could just opt to build a castle instead but their presence makes me want to collect them which spawns the hazards and after hazards are present it stops feeling like a sandbox. It's worth noting I'm not the kind of person to build castles in minecraft either so maybe it's just not my cup of tea.
-AlucardX60
Wow fun game! It gets really intense towards the end. Hah! That was a brilliant adaptation of the theme. Good stuff Shaun! :)
It took quite some time for me to understand that you could only place/remove blocks in close proximity, didn't really get why though. Perfect take on the theme and a very nice game overall!
Nice concept! I would have liked to have been able to see my sphere of influence -- took me a while to work out why I couldn't affect certain blocks (derp!) Well done :D