Foon → Ludum Dare Explorer → LD60 → Logo Rogue-O
By flyingbear
🤖 AI-Assisted
| Percentile | ||||||
|---|---|---|---|---|---|---|
| Category | Rank | Score | Count | LD60 | Ever | |
| Overall | 12 | |||||
| Fun | 12 | |||||
| Innovation | 12 | |||||
| Theme | 12 | |||||
| Graphics | 1 | |||||
| Audio | 11 | |||||
| Humor | 10 | |||||
| Mood | 12 | |||||
steering the LOGO turtle by typing FORWARD 180 / RIGHT 90 took me straight back to school computer class. the beige "orange II" with the green CRT looks fantastic. did the first few commands and want to see how the rooms get harder
It’s a good idea and, I must admit, quite well executed; however, even though short versions of commands are allowed, I find it redundant to have to type everything out.
Really cool entry! I loved the concept and the overall mood you’ve created here. The gameplay feels very neat and engaging for a short jam game. Well done to the team! Left my ratings. If you have a couple of spare minutes, feel free to check out our game about a bomb-crafting cat as well!
Hello, childhood. Hello, Logo. It also reminds me a lot of Colobot. Sure, the idea isn't original at all, and the puzzles feel like they're straight out of those days, but the execution is excellent. Had a great time. I only stopped at level 6 because I have other games to play. Making games this long for Ludum Dare is practically a crime, what about all the other entries? =)
This reminds me so much of Comal 80, on the Commodore 64. Just type "use turtle", and you could draw with a small turtle (or arrow like this one), and we just drew the weirdest things, very nice, even if it's made using Claude code.
Wow Logo. That does bring back memories, Definitely matches the theme really well!
Hey, thanks for teaching about logo! (had no idea such a language exists).
That's a really great idea. Great job on the music. I appreciate your honesty about using AI. 👍
Great game, got to floor 4 and then it got the best of me Would have loved if you were allowed to type like FD100 (without a space), allowed hotkeys in puzzles (I didn't bother to change them once, but would find a purpose for them in puzzles), and if only it had some sort of command history
@avhatar Just wanted to say I was moved by your "thanks" drawing. That was a lot harder to do than just typing "thanks!" 😂
Great retro vibe and a fun take on the theme. Nice job!
Awesome work! Steering a turtle by typing commands is a clever idea, and the tutorial teaches FORWARD, then the FD shortcut, so naturally. Room wrapping and keys add a nice roguelike tension. Love the green CRT look. Kudos, superb jam entry!
Pretty nostalgic game for those who learned programming in similar way.
