Foon → Ludum Dare Explorer → LD60 → Bunker-88
By cyanroke, s3b-45t1-4n and magi-chan
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| Category | Rank | Score | Count | LD60 | Ever | |
| Overall | 22 | |||||
| Fun | 22 | |||||
| Innovation | 21 | |||||
| Theme | 22 | |||||
| Graphics | 22 | |||||
| Audio | 22 | |||||
| Humor | 20 | |||||
| Mood | 20 | |||||
I didn't expect to be converting decimal to binary and graphing trig functions but the puzzles were fun. Though I do wish the area outside the puzzles was more used. It feels like just a sequence of puzzles. Though the visuals inside the puzzles themselves are really nice, the audio is great, and the explanation for why your there is cool too. :)
An abandoned bunker is a nice setting for this theme, and being locked in by a friend's prank gives the escape-room premise a funny personal twist. Definitely a friendship to reconsider once you get out! Congratulations on your first game jam.
@avi Thanks! Were glad you like it!!!
@thanatosisanoob Thanks for playing! Glad you enjoyed the puzzles and visuals, appreciate the feedback :)
Dude the graphics in the puzzles were amazing. The puzzles were also very creative. The 2 graphics styles was an interesting clash, my only real complaint is that I wish it was longer!
It was super fun solving the puzzles! As someone else said, it would be nice to be able to explore the bunker aside from the puzzles. I like the atmosphere in both the puzzle and walking sections. I also like how despite the fact that 3D and pixel art look so different, the 3D sections do not feel out of place here.
Congrats on your first Ludum Dare! Really nice game for a first entry! The visuals and music set the right mood and fit the old bunker really well. The puzzles were interesting - I like puzzles where you have to figure out what you’re supposed to do through trial and error and by observing how things behave. I wish there were more of them, but for a game jam, the length is ideal. Jam games shouldn’t be too long :) It would be nice if some of the puzzles had clues hidden around the room to make more use of the bunker environment. Maybe you could even let players go back and search the whole bunker. But I know it’s a game jam, and there isn’t always enough time to do everything we want, so no worries! Great job, guys!
@jiffy Thank yoouu :)
@mohidthedev glad you like it!!!!!
@jiri-hysek Thanks so much for playing and for the awesome feedback! We're glad you enjoyed the atmosphere and puzzles. Great suggestions, and we'll definitely keep them in mind.
for a first game jam this is a really solid little escape room, the abandoned bunker setting and the friend's prank give it a fun personal hook. the decimal to binary and trig puzzles are a nice bit of old tech flavor, and it's cool that you went for real math instead of just hidden keys. the outside area could maybe use a bit more love, but honestly this is a strong first entry. what was the hardest puzzle to design? keep at it.
A great start! The game is pretty simple, but surprisingly addictive. The amplitude puzzle feels a bit overdone, but I really enjoyed the binary code and Morse code puzzles. I'd love to see more of those!
@perrarancino Personally code wise i suffered most with the third one, figuring out the timing to actually instantly switch and also i just decided to rewrite almost the whole thing half way because it was designed badly first XD
Cool little puzzle game. Having real working sine wave on oscillator was a nice touch. But gosh, fuck Morse code puzzle, I did it but failed few times when there was only one remaining and then everything from start... Nailed at the end tho. Good job.
Pretty cool puzzle game, I just wished the morse code part was a bit slower, as I couldn't really identify what it meant, I was going to record my screen and pass the audio into audacity, but my game closed for some reason. Anyway, pretty fun game.
Nice! That was fun. I just wish I could have seen what happens to this "friend" after their little prank.
@reaktori thank you, we’ll probably make a continuation of the story for some jam later XD
[Thanks for submitting your game to stream!](https://www.twitch.tv/videos/2909614359?t=01h02m37s)
I love the Myst-esque CGs used for the interactive stuff. The retro style was on point 👌
Congratulations on your first Ludum Dare, you all should be very proud!! 🏆 🦄 I liked the presentation and atmosphere a lot and how the puzzles made me feel smart 😊 Thanks for submitting and I hope you participate in the next Ludum Dare!
For your records, here's the VOD of my playthrough with chapter marks: https://youtu.be/uMzPz0VnkU0
@philstrahl Thank you so much for playing !!!
I think the video speaks for itself on how much I loved this one and enjoyed the puzzles, especially the last one which had my chat on the edge of their seats as I comically failed over and over.
Congrats on your first LD. <3 bring your updates and future jam entries to me (from any SFW jam).
[warning, spoilers] https://www.youtube.com/live/Qrz84qV9HFw?t=16469
I enjoyed playing your game. The mix of pixel art and 3D in the puzzles is unique. Congratulations. 👍
Really fun game, I loved the puzzles. The music was good too, and for some reason the main menu theme gave me the uncontrollable urge to try to find a little instrumental tune to go along with it. Popped a quick overlay out with Tenacity+My headset mic: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=nzI0x_3wwgo
Thanks for submitting the game to the stream! Here's the VOD: https://www.twitch.tv/videos/2910887965
The mood is definitely the best part about the game. The puzzles and the sound design are great! The dissonance between the 2D and 3D artstyles is a bit jarring though. Overall, nice work!
This game is a cool collection of mini games with a back story but made right! The mini games are not too hard and not too easy. It's funny how fast you get the listening for morse code.
Nice entry, congrats.