Foon → Ludum Dare Explorer → Users → micheleV
| Year | LD | Theme | Game | Division | Rank | |
|---|---|---|---|---|---|---|
| 2016 | 36 | Ancient Technology | Project Leonardo | compo |
Thank you very much for playing it and for the feedback. I think you are correct, the fact that even 'numbers' won't do for 'number' must have been very frustrating. Next time I'll try to plan in advance my weekend in order to have more time!
@RockhopperGames
You are definitely right. I had a long list of items that I was going to implement but the engine took a bit longer than I expected. Thank you very much for your feedback!
@DragonZBW (SparkLight Games)
I'm sorry that you got confused. I'm sure that not being able to interact during the tutorial tipped off most people. Next time I'll put more effort in trying to figure out if the games makes sense from outside. Thank you very much for your feedback, it was really helpful!
@oskardevelopment
Yeah, writing and fuel must have been really hard to guess. In the end I just used the wikipedia definitions of those words. It lead to overcomplicated hints and obscure sentences, I guess.
The music is fantastic. As other people said, I have absolutely no idea what to do, how to interact with things but I'm still playing. Nice :D
The concept is very interesting and the execution is very good!
Here some suggestions:
- using a mac I had a real hard time trying to change the orientation
- smaller tablets would make the game easier to approach
Being said that, because of the orientation issue I was not able to finish the first level so maybe my impression is biased.
Good job!
The fact that everything was a physics object (projectiles included) made the game super real. Arts and the mood were completely in sync with the theme. You did a really great job!
Really nice controls, it felt completely right. The music and the sound effect were completely in tune with the mood of the game. Good job!
My favourite entry too. The atmosfere was perfect and the game itself is really fun. I accidentally fell off the cliff and then I went looking for it with my second robot, it felt almost natural. Enabling the servos on all of the three robots and make them dance was pretty fun too. If you expand the project definitely let me know!