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YearLDThemeGameDivisionRankOvFuInThGrHuMo
202660Old Tech🤖Nomad Citycompo
202659Signal🤖Astroscannercompo224.093.863.584.474.033.583.96

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Feedback left by DiElecktrik

DiElecktrik leaves an average of 3.0 feedback comments each event.

LD59 — Signal (3)

Return Signal by CaptAndrey 2026-04-20T14:05:59Z ♥ 1

It's a cool idea, well-executed, but it gets boring quickly. I think it needs more variety, starting from the second level. Yes, there is some variety, but it's not significant. It's also not clear why some signals are not being sent. Yes, it's probably justified, and I didn't notice it at the beginning, but I think it should be more clearly displayed for a better experience.

Sorry for my poor English, it's not my primary language.

Signal Interference by Phoenix Fireflower 2026-04-20T13:54:50Z ♥ 2

When the cards are facing each other, I thought they would attack each other, like in Inscription. But either that doesn't happen or it's not very obvious. Also, at some point, I stopped rearranging the cards and just clicked Play, and I still won. So, I don't really need to rearrage the cards.

But the idea has potential, like any system game. The visuals are also cool, and I enjoyed playing it.

Sorry for my bad English, it's not my main language.

Hack my Signal by Acid Infinitely 2026-04-20T13:44:16Z ♥ 2

The idea of mixing functions and signals is very cool, but the interface is very confusing. It's not clear what causes damage, how much defense there is, and so on. Perhaps it would be better to simply keep the mechanics of mixing signals for avoiding obstacles. For example, the player could be able to set up obstacles. The enemy would also emit a signal, and the player would need to help themselves and prevent the enemy from doing so. In general, I think the battle component is unnecessary. Sorry for my poor English, it's not my primary language.