Foon → Ludum Dare Explorer → Users → marfis
| Year | LD | Theme | Game | Division | Rank | |
|---|---|---|---|---|---|---|
| 2016 | 36 | Ancient Technology | Error 404: Floppy Disc Not Found | jam |
I really enjoyed this game! The concept is great and the implementation as well: it feels, sounds and looks good to be the telekinetic squid. (The squid sprite is very nice!)
The caverns sadly are too monotonous. Particularly the movable blocks could stand out more instead of everything being grey.
But the ending is genius!
The puzzle aspect is nice. The levels could have been more fleshed with more variety like the second half of the last level.
Some sounds would have been nice but the minimalistic visuals are nice.
I really enjoyed playing this game. The art and details (two people transporting blocks faster, people hanging out at the beach) are impressive! The music is great.
Amazing!
Very nice game. The graphics are superb. Sometimes the controls or the hitbox were off but thats superficial.
This game has a lot of nice polish, particularly for a game jam game (Highscores)!
The game is really nice and fun. I really like it. The mammoth "parts" look different and have meaningful gameplay impact. Really sweet.
I would have liked a little more vivid colors, but that's subjective. Never the less, the whole lot decoration and polish is amazing, particularly for 72h.
I just have the feeling that the hitbox for the "braking grass" is too large. Much too large in some turns.
Anyways, great work!
This is a really nice puzzle type game. I enjoyed working out how to develop the board and the economics. I liked that there was no time aspect and that destroying gave all resources back purifying the puzzle part. Overriding a tile is great feature!
I like the sprites and and the game mechanics. The display of information especially at the tile selection (cost of tile, current selection) could be hugely improved. Maybe add an adjacency bonus for tiles to make the board matter more.
Nice work!
I have beaten the game after three of four failed attempts. The polish and the user interaction is very well done (including the "about to lose"-messages, which helped much).
At the beginning I did not understand that you had to unlock language and maths to get the real information; but this is still a nice gimmick.
A little more information about the technologies would have been nice so that I can see which are important (and which are fatal to research first). But it is very entertaining game! Well done.