Foon → Ludum Dare Explorer → LD49 → Nuclear Lasagna
By unnamed1334 and sir-rail-of-gun
| Category | Rank | Score | Count | |
|---|---|---|---|---|
| Overall | 1373 | 2.94 | 21 | |
| Fun | 1453 | 2.55 | 21 | |
| Innovation | 1231 | 2.81 | 21 | |
| Theme | 316 | 3.97 | 21 | |
| Graphics | 1370 | 1.63 | 21 | |
| Humor | 947 | 2.61 | 19 | |
| Mood | 1414 | 1.93 | 18 |
This game's theme is based on a gross misunderstanding of particle physics. You (an avid fan of lasagna) have heard that extreme conditions can create "Nuclear Lasagna", and are determined to see what it tastes like. To this end, you have joined an experimental program developing an antimatter reactor, and snuck in at night to use it to make your ultimate lasagna.
Interesting concept! Despite the simplistic graphics, I was intrigued enough to play a couple rounds. Nice spin on the theme!
100% on theme!
Simple agame, wish I could see this nuclear lasagna cooking tho. GG
Was a bit hard to get into. After the first round I kind of understood what to do, but when the heat was just increasing by itself I just started clicking random buttons to live. Game has great potential so I cant wait to see what y'all make next.
Oddly addicting. I haven't managed to win a round yet.
The premise of creating a Nuclear Lasagna is excellent. The gameplay I think is pretty standard for a game centred around just increasing numbers, but adding the struggle to balance between heat and the other elements adds a nice touch.
I'll be honest this game has too much words for my monkey brain to comprehend XD, maybe simplifying the instructions would be better. Anyways still played a few rounds just having fun managing the money and heat :D
Very thematically appropriate! I would have liked to see some more visual elements, but I get it; game jams are really hard to fit everything in. Well done!
Really cool game, despite underwhelming art/audio. Super on theme, and pretty entertaining! I'm a fan.
The idea of an incremental game where you're trying not to accumulate too many resources (or else you start a chain reaction and die) is really neat, and something I haven't seen before! I've never been motivated by incremental games, but the layer of strategy you added had me engaged enough I kept trying again when I lost.
The idea is quite cool but it didn't really click with me. Maybe I didn't fully grasp the mechanics of the game.