Power lines down! by thaaks 2017-08-08T20:26:01Z ♥ 1
I like this kind of puzzle games, with simple but effective mechanics. I played 4 or 5 levels until, alas, a bug (I think) prevented me going any further. It happened on the level where you first get modern wind turbines. I thought they'd bring more energy, but in fact the prod. energy stayed at 0, even while connecting other energy sources and having many wires in green and going to the city.
Just to be sure I retried and again at level 6, whatever I connect, the prod. energy stays at 0. And this time I made it sure every connection was ok, from sources to the city. And yes, I understood that this level needed you to turn wire on sources too :)
Edit: I retried again and the level 6 really seems to have problems, esp. on wind turbines.
Quite addictive game though. Except that bug, maybe you should add a cursor or something to highlight the wire over which is the mouse. Sometimes, esp. with straight lines, I turn the wrong one.
Fun and addictive game, though! I also liked the generated levels.
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Guerrilla Gardening by randomhuman 2018-05-07T08:17:39Z ♥ 1
In case anyone was wondering, yes! arrow keys can be used instead of WASD. So no excuse to ignore this very lovable game. The small scope (one small level, win or lose) perfectly fits the jam. It's fun with just the right challenge: first try was a mess, then I could make it once I understood what to do. Didn't feel the need for a tutorial. Sure it cries for a post jam version with more levels ;). Good game with simple concept and solid gameplay, and again the art is what really shines. I love the palette and simple, very legible graphics, as well as the tunes and sfx.
The Cards You're Dealt by Raindrinker 2018-05-05T10:36:53Z ♥ 1
Perfect game for a jam: small scope, but everything it does, it does it very well. First card game I play too! Was a bit lost at first, then saw a video on youtube and replayed it for a straight hour! In fact, my finger slipped in card selection (1,2,3 keys are a shortcut, but I should have checked the selected card before I clicked🤦♂️) and that was a bad choice resulting in instant death, but I'll most surely replay it. Addictive fun and instantly enjoyable game.
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Type n' Jump by Richard N Silva 2018-05-05T09:22:30Z ♥ 2
What can I add that have not been said before? Good game! The best I've played this far. I'm not usually fond of spikes ridden platform games, but this one had the perfect balance between difficulty and frustration that allowed me to reach the end. That was fun, bravo!
The Legend of Block by maesk 2018-05-02T16:42:30Z ♥ 1
Just my kind of games! Check mine to see I'm not kidding ;) I lost some time as, for no reason, I believed you had to drop green pieces from one room to another, and got blocked in one level. Until I understood you just have to click on a piece to keep it from room to room, no need to drop it. Sure I'd enjoy some more levels, but I got same pb, not enough time left! Anyway, really liked your game. Simple and clever use of the theme with nice game mechanic, and neat music too.
Pinball Gardener by KianaMosser 2018-05-01T10:31:03Z ♥ 0
While the art is absolutely adorable, the game really well done (well to me it's almost a 5 in every category), there's one big problem that most surely couldn't be fixed during the jam: growing any vegetable costs you more money that you can get by selling it. In fact, each time I sold a carrot or tomato, that brought me 5$ less than what growing it costed. So I don't really see the point in planting any vegetable, since you'll lose 5$ each time. It looks like the best to do is just playing the pinball with the hope of hitting enough bumpers to win money so you can buy more balls. That is, unless I missed something in the pinball, only the bumpers seemed active, the side lanes didn't bring anything.
Some ideas: - The extra balls are special vegetables: you have to plant them and water them. Because if you can just buy them, and only the flipper gives money, what's the point in gardening at all? - In fact, maybe all vegetables can be used as balls? With different effects, both physical (imagine playing with a carrot!) and gameplay wise. - The flipper could also bring water besides money. - Make gardening a key point. Maybe the whole flipper is made of vegetables where you have to replace/enhance bumpers, shooter, add special hits, etc?
Of course, jam restrictions, hence my good notation because anyway, even though it needs a lot of balance, you got a very good concept, and the best use of the jam theme so far.
Tennis Hero by JeffChen 2018-05-01T09:52:55Z ♥ 0
Love the gameplay simplicity, and the visuals are top notch! That neon aesthetic reminds me puppygames production. Good game, well done!
Flowdrive by Dustyroom 2018-04-29T22:44:25Z ♥ 0
The game has the potential for a full released game: nice concept, cool minimalist graphics and neat music. Controls just need a bit tweaking, esp. once the vehicle is stuck against wall. A very pleasant game still, well done!
Goal and Crossbones by SkullPixel 2018-04-29T22:29:50Z ♥ 1
Never been much a fan of soccer. That is, until I played with my own head. Thanks @SkullPixel, that was a discovery and a fun game!
Golf Slayer by sanjeev 2018-04-27T21:01:15Z ♥ 1
That was fun! And amazingly realistic. This is exactly like golfing with Trump.
Project T.A.R.D.I.S. by Matoux42 2018-04-27T13:05:45Z ♥ 1
Played it for a straight 10 minutes until a "Failed to execute Tardis" error crashed the game (Windows 7 64 bits). But that was fun to play. Mixing shoot'em up and ressource management is a neat idea. Adding new buildings, each with their own kind of research, also reminded me Mega Lo Mania, an old Amiga game, and that's a good thing! My only complain is the lack of sound but hey, it's a jam game, we all had to sacrify something! Anyway, the best game I played this far, mechanics are good, well done!