bulwar 2026-10-19 15:11 ♥ 1
greatest game ever it was a small puzzle but real fun
Foon → Ludum Dare Explorer → LD60 → Connect your PX5 to a CRT TV
By ywt04
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| Category | Rank | Score | Count | LD60 | Ever | |
| Overall | 21 | |||||
| Fun | 21 | |||||
| Innovation | 21 | |||||
| Theme | 21 | |||||
| Graphics | 1 | |||||
| Audio | 1 | |||||
| Humor | 18 | |||||
| Mood | 20 | |||||
greatest game ever it was a small puzzle but real fun
I could not figure out how to use the tools.
LOL solid entry! It took a second to get my bearing as far controls go but once I had the controls down fewl through it just fine, and now I can play some PX5! Very solid entry. Only constructive feedback I can give on this one is controls didn't have a clear explanation anywhere and you had to experiment a bit, and even then IDK if I feel that is bad thing truly for this experience.
Solid entry, high marks (lol the room), well done
Connecting a PlayStation to an old TV is a fun idea) a concept that fits the Ludum Dare theme well
Very nostalgic
Game name did not lie lol. This is an interesting concept for a puzzle game, although I feel like the instruction image kind of dampened the puzzle. Would be interesting to see a full puzzle game like this, overall good job!
@givit-game-studios Once you select the tool in the inventory you're holding it, then you can use the tool by clicking anything on the table. The game will let you know if it's a valid interaction or not. So basically try out all the tools and click everywhere! Have fun!
The premise of having to make do with limited vintage gear is a super creative angle for a puzzle game. It really leans into that nostalgic feeling and makes the whole process of setting up the console feel genuine. Good job on executing such a unique setup!
Ha, the moment I picked up the little instruction paper with a drawing of the wiring, I knew this was gonna be my kind of game. Only issue I ran into was the rotation. I think the Q/E controls could've been more prominent somewhere, but aside from that, I enjoyed this little game. Nice work!
It has a really nostalgic feel to fiddling with old appliances, and the classic scene of slamming the TV, haha, you did a great job! My suggestion is that a more comprehensive game guide would be even better.
One of the best games I’ve played at the jam. The concept is excellent—I’ve actually worked on something similar myself—though, at first, it wasn’t entirely clear to me exactly where the antenna wire was supposed to go; still, I managed to figure it out.
This is so good, I love it! Takes me back to the old days for sure, having to figure out all those conversions in reverse with new TVs and old consoles! Very well done, got to the ending :)
Quite a relatable suffering of connecting things from different epochs. One small annoyance: Esc exits fullscreen when you use it to put something back, otherwise nice short puzzle.
Very immersive! I felt stupud, but in a good way!