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| Year | LD | Theme | Game | Division | Rank | Ov | Fu | In | Th | Gr | Au | Hu | Mo | Co | |
|---|---|---|---|---|---|---|---|---|---|---|---|---|---|---|---|
| 2016 | 37 | One room | Reunion | compo | 345 | 3.23 | 3.22 | 2.75 | 3.32 | 3.58 | 3.44 | 55 | |||
| 2012 | 23 | Tiny World | The Tourist | compo | 727 | 2.48 | 2.00 | 3.10 | 3.20 | 2.52 | 2.78 | 1.47 | 2.66 | 72 |
@ishav, that's really odd. Perhaps try reload/clearing your cache? I used the HTML from the bread game as the base for this page, so it's possible that's a cached version before I changed the content to my LD content.
@Fsmv, I threw the music together using a bunch of preset instruments in Logic
@ishav, @De10ter: figured out the "Gluten Fighter" issue. It was an issue on my part with the HTML code. Should be working now if you want to try again.
@Endurion, my hosting provider had an outage a few days ago, but is back up now.
What I think it really cool about this title is that its essentially a 1-D game: the entire gameplay could be represented by a single line of pixels!
I'm getting a Dropbox 404 for the Web Link.
This is completely awesome. Love the concept, love the execution. It get pretty much impossible for me around the 2500-characters left (due to # of birds, lightness of my character). Wish I could have seen what happens when you get to freedom.
Love the saxophone!
Interesting concept. At times, it did feel a bit like a grind, but a neat "simulation" nonetheless.
Had no idea the ducks were enemies, not collectables. Ran right into the first one, and...BAM! I was laughing out loud.
Nice job, wonder if you could get schools to use this game to teach children about hygiene :)
Solid game. Neat to think about, fun... a little bit addicting!
Graphics are amazing! The mechanic is innovative, but I'm really struggling with it. It just feels fairly awkward for me.
It would have been helpful to have a better underlying concept of the rules at play. For example, in Conway, even though you can't always imagine the large-scale evolution of a pattern, you can always look locally at one particular space and figure out what's going to happen to it in the next iteration. Right now, I'm just kind of randomly pulling tiles and going on my "knacks" based on your description of the rules above. If the rules were a little more exact, I think that would bring out the "puzzle" aspect of the game more.
Really neat concept. There's a microgame in Warioware similar to this, where with a bunch of worms, where you try to identify which one is controlled by you. You took that concept, though, and explored it in a ton of awesome directions. The minimalist graphics were perfect, and got quite hypnotic in the later levels. Awesome game!
Fun stuff! Really dug the graphics: the mix of faux-3D and 2D give it a really interesting look, and the mechanics make for a game that's genuinely competitive.
Awesome job! Humorous, original, and legitimately challenging. Love it!
A neat variation on Snake. Liked the way the colors changed throughout play. It would have been nice if there was some sort of "game over" screen after you've "eaten" all the dots.
Awesome look, and neat idea, but your game is too unforgiving for me! I made it about halfway though the "blue" and gave up. I think there's a super-strong core here to continue developing this into an awesome full game!
I liked the mood & ambience. A little confused about my goals, but maybe I'm not thinking about it abstractly enough.
Very touching story. Excellent writing.
Nice graphics, I especially liked looking at the lab area in the background. I was a little confused as to what my goal with the bubbles is: does something happen when I pop them all? If so, then there are a few that I found to be unpoppable...
Awesome mood & ambience. The graphics definitely felt very other-worldly, and the music helped set the tone. A little laggy (even in the desktop version), and I'm not sure if the checkered boxes were designed by you, or if that's a "missing asset" stand-in, but otherwise awesome job.
As everyone's said, awesome graphics! A little music could have really helped with the mood.
Incredibly innovative. I'm still trying to wrap my head around the way rules work, but a very very clever idea.
Beautiful game. Fantastic.
This was by far the funniest game I have ever played. The visuals, the audio....GAH, this is awesome!!! Probably the most fun I've had playing any game so far!
Really, really tough. Setting back a level when you get hit was very brutal, too. Very rewarding when you complete levels, though!
Really dig the graphics and audio on this one!
Neat concept (Katamari Damacy with with planet earth!) but I found the mouse control to be a bit awkward.
Quite a brilliant idea, and the graphics are a nice play on the Mario graphics. Including the rankings really helps increase motivation to play; without them, the levels would be quite easy.
Very neat game. I thought there was a nice translation of the conceptual stuff into gameplay, and was just long enough to explore these as much as possible. Also, I love your interpretation of "Tiny World."
Interesting idea (I liked the concept of Blessing/Punishing) but, like previous comments have said, definitely confusing. With a little time & love, I think there's a basis for a nice sim game in here, though.
Awesome graphics, and nice water physics!
Fun little maze game! I did find it frustrating at parts, but I think that indicates a challenging design on your part.
Incredibly interesting. I really dug the graphics & art, it really contributed to the mood. The music, too. I guess I really dug the atmosphere, is what I'm trying to say. Sort of more an interactive story than "game," but definitely benefits from the "interactive" format.
I really like the idea of a platformer where the whole world is on the screen at once. I suppose I was squinting a bit to see my character, but that would be expected, wouldn't it? Fun concept, I was wishing you'd do a little more with it.
Fun game. Tutorial is very helpful. Would have been cool if you could have added some of the stuff you mention; my only other criticism would be that things start off kind of slowly, before things really get rolling.
Really awesome mechanic! Something novel, but not outstaying its welcome. The "second part" especially was a lot of fun (with the added pressure). Like some other people have said, a background music track would be nice, but even without, I had a lot of fun.
Very interesting concept! I like how much gameplay gets squeezed out of such a simple premise!
Neat concept, felt very original. Had a little bit of trouble maneuvering across some of those branches, but overall I thought the controls were pretty good.
Nice. I've seen a few games so far with the "recursive world" concept, but the use of the +/- circles & flags in this one makes you feel that you actually have control over it.
Interesting game. I was hoping for a little bit more strategy involved--I just kept playing more Productive germs every turn until I had enough for the Boss, and then I won. I think that in the future, addition of more maps to add a more "strategic" component would strengthen this.
Cute game. Fun little concept.
A nice challenge, and I love the graphics. That glowing-eyed monster is legit terrifying through when you die.
I like this, it definitely has an art-game feel to it, especially with the quotes on the left of the screen. The graphics are nice too.
Fun game, very clever world that you've built.
Quirky stuff. Like the meta-aspect of it. Way different than anything I've played in the compo so far!
Reminds me of English Country Tune, in a good way. Nice job coming up with 11 unique puzzles on such a simple premise! One thing that would have been nice is an "undo" button (Z) that undoes the previous move only.
Even though it's a simple game, it has a great mood and feel. I had a great time exploring the small world, and your mixed 2D/3D/parallax is a super neat art direction. The graphic of the lightbulb is super cute too!
Scored 201
I think this concept definitely has potential. I found the controls to be a bit challenging to line everything up perfectly. I also wonder if you continue development, whether you could add levels with different behaviors so that players had more strategy they could develop.
There's a surprising amount of fun to be had with such a simple concept. The music ended up working around really well, and it was interesting to play around for a few minutes!
It reminds me of a minimalist version of a crafting game, in a good way! It's fun discovering the rules of the world for yourself.
This is a really awesome concept. A great mind-bender (reminds me of calculating your Portals right). I'd really love to see you keep working on this further. Great work--so much fun!
A nice easy to understand concept, and a simple but effective art style. It might have been nice to use arrow keys instead of the mouse, to feel more in control of my movements. That might help against the frustrating experience where you collide with a virus, but as soon as changing colors a similarly-colored virus collides with you, without giving you a fair chance to avoid it.
Fun arena shooter! The motion of the light created a neat effect that fit well with the mood of the game. My only suggestion if you keep working on this is that it is a bit disorienting when you flash after being hit--maybe flash a color instead of on/off? Otherwise, nice game!
Simple concept. Went through 11 levels, before it became a bit repetitive. The stickman animation is surprisingly effective. I will say that there are some level design issues--specifically areas that are tricky to jump out of due to platforms immediately above other platforms.
Interesting concept, but the tank controls make it challenging to move around. It might be easier if WASD always moved in the corresponding direction, regardless of your character's orientation. The tenement theme is very creative however.
Nice twist on "follow the card"
Wow, definitely not what I was expecting! The story got surprisingly interesting and deep really quickly. Reminds me a lot of "7 Days a Skeptic" if you've never played it. I love the direction you're going with the story--clean up the graphics a little bit, add some animations, and this could really be a wonderful thing. Put some more love into the puzzles too--a bit of feedback & clearer directions would have been helpful (thanks for the tips, though!)
I like the graphics style a lot.
Nice job making an attempt. Hope you can use what you've learned to practice & make something closer to your vision next LD
Cute game--like the graphics of the planet a lot. And a nice solitary mood. I was a little confused by the food scavenging--is finding food unrelated to the positions of the apples on the map?
"...for some contrived reason." Love it! Graphics are great too.
Really like how you "build up a level" in real time. You find a nice way to reuse some of the level elements multiple times in different scenarios (31 deaths in 111 btw :)
Wow, this was awesome! Art style was fantastic, but especially I think this game showcases how game aspects like movement controls, camera, and filters can change the entire meaning of a game. Great use of the theme, too!
I like the twist on the wave-survival. You make use of the "one room" concept nicely. I also like the 2-color art style you've got going.