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| Year | LD | Theme | Game | Division | Rank | Ov | Fu | In | Th | Gr | Au | Hu | Mo | Co | ||
|---|---|---|---|---|---|---|---|---|---|---|---|---|---|---|---|---|
| 2013 | 27 | 10 Seconds | X-TREEEME Pin the Tail on the Donkey | compo | 724 | 2.90 | 2.70 | 3.45 | 3.53 | 2.79 | 2.42 | 3.22 | 2.79 | 46 | ||
| 2013 | 26 | Minimalism | # | compo | 758 | 2.98 | 2.84 | 2.80 | 3.91 | 2.63 | 3.00 | 2.04 | 3.17 | 77 | ||
| 2012 | 25 | You are the Villain | The Button | jam | 219 | 2.78 | 2.41 | 2.63 | 3.53 | 2.47 | 1.78 | 2.10 | 3.52 | 62 | ||
| 2012 | 24 | Evolution | Adaption | jam | 207 | 2.63 | 2.27 | 3.41 | 3.00 | 1.70 | 2.24 | 1.72 | 2.23 | 100 | ||
| 2012 | 23 | Tiny World | Empty | compo | 807 | 2.29 | 1.84 | 2.80 | 3.00 | 2.22 | 2.33 | 1.94 | 2.26 | 100 |
| Year | MiniLD | Theme | Game | Rank | ||
|---|---|---|---|---|---|---|
| 2013 | 43 | Music influenced gameplay / Dreams | Song of Sparks |
Puzzlem00n leaves an average of 34.4 feedback comments each event.
Wow. There may not have been many enemies, but those that were there were really interesting and thought out. Falling spikes that fall UP and LEFT and RIGHT too? Awesome.
Some more variety in the graphics for the different areas would have been nice, though, if you're into criticism. If not for their names, they'd just be plain dirt holes.
Interesting concept. Not bad.
Heheh, fun stuff. A few suggestions:
-When I try to put something in a place where it can't go, don't give me a penalty, just play the sound, it was an accident. And please, don't switch me to a different item, because then I'll try to place the old one in the right place only to find it's the wrong place for the new item, and then I lose 2 or 3 seconds for a little mistake.
-It would be nice if chairs were allowed diagonal to the tables.
-It takes a bit too long to unlock all the items. Remember, most of the people here have come to play your game for a quick 3 minutes and then click stars so more people will do the same thing to their game.
But other than those things, I love it. I really do. The graphics, sound effects and gameplay are all great. Fantastic job!
Fantastic! I wish it filled the full screen though. (I'm on Windows 7 if that's unintended.) I also wish that the font in the end credits was better, it kind of tears me out of the mood when I see a bad font. But the gameplay was quite good and well designed. You get high marks!
Haha! Funny. The instructions are a bit misleading, as they make it sound like you're going to be doing a lot of picking and choosing, when in reality you're just smashing the number keys and trying to click everything. And the full game you end up making isn't too bad, either. =)
Heheh, cool. Although I'd rather you save the screenshot in a more obvious place and let me upload it myself rather than with twitpic.
Kind of... odd. You might already know this, but over time I start changing between Zombie and Viking at a different rate than day and night change. I also at first had no idea what you meant when you said the viking could crush blocks. The whole thing feels very glitchy, which conflicts a lot with the polished art style. It's not a bad game, it's just that I'd expect better from a team that has so many programmers.
Well, it was pretty hard to tell what I had to do at first, but once I got it, it made sense. It was a bit annoying when I accidentally placed a minion in the wrong place and had to wait until the turn was over to try again. Also, the idea that you need minions to push yourself in the right direction is a bit odd, may I suggest replacing the monsters with something that makes more sense? In the end, an okay game.
Heheh, funny. Pretty polished overall, good graphics and music. Nice job!
Okay, I got a silver in everything but hurdles and high jump, which were waaay too hard.
The controls were pretty bad, sorry. You could've made jump/throw the up arrow instead. And it would be far less annoying if, rather than not letting me move if I accidentally press left/right a second time in a row, allow me to press it twice before not responding to it. That would improve it a lot.
It's cool that you guys got so many different challenges out of the same basic code, though. It didn't quite fit the theme, though. But all in all, an okay game.
I admit, I didn't play it all the way through, but I liked most of what I saw. It was a bit PG-13, huh? The shootouts were cool, even though it would be nicer if the shoot button was the space bar or something. And the talking scenes were well implemented, I might have to check the source some time. Awesome intros and graphics as well. So, yeah, good.
Wow. You're a great artist! I would have liked if the ten second timer was a bit more obvious and the enemies didn't crowd you as close. I assume the backstory you spoke of was the one in the instructions? Overall, pretty good!
Not bad. I like the way the character rotates around, it's pretty cool. Although some times he wouldn't rotate all the way fast enough and I'd walk in to a saw. It would be nice if you could add some sort of check so the same room doesn't appear twice in a row. Overall, nice graphics, decent gameplay, not bad.
Huh. Fun. It has those little hints of feeling deep. It's good.
Played it twice. I liked the connections as the others said. Although the effects my choices had were kind of ridiculous and unrealistic. What are the chances that either choice would change certain peoples' lives forever? I would also appreciate if the choices had a little more emotional weight, and if you used a better font. But overall, not bad.
Not too bad. Those bats are really tough though, and there isn't as much variety as there could have been. If only you had more time! The graphics are pretty good too.
Phew. That was great! After a few playthroughs, I got to 8 very happy and 2 happy. Great concept, nice work! Constructive criticism: It's a bit hard to have time to read what they're saying fast enough, and it would be nice to be able to mouse over people at the end to see there happy score.
Severely needs a restart button. Quite fun, even if not that varied. I like the little sprites. Also, the fact that you can't go back in to the last room through the hole that's right there is very misleading.
Nice twitter integration and "cinematics." Very interesting. I wish I knew how to save myself!
Yeah, you need to put it on dropbox or something. I'll download the whole source zip then get the love out for now. =)
Dude. Putting something else in the "end" room would have been great for an Easter Egg.
Nice job! I liked the lava textures. Only complaint: Auto-restart was annoying, should be "press key to restart" so I could do something else if I wanted. =)
Wow, it turned out great! I see you implemented my suggestions nicely. The pacing is a bit off from the real world; you can win really early and you need to sleep way too often. But hey, maybe one of us should try taking frequent naps like that! Great sound effects, great (foreground) graphics. Nice job!
Suggestion for post-compo: Make Food and Hydration one bar. There's no need for both. And make a better room image. =P
Well, first of all, you guys are geniuses for changing the death message every replay. Am I the only one who noticed that? Talk about replay value! Wow! You people have definitely got on to my "play more of this game later" list. I need to see where it leads (and begins- I didn't start reading it until later).
I love the graphical style and the playful gruesomeness. Very good feel. I really ought to download Binding of Issac, I bought it in an old Humble Bundle but never played it. Also very good physics.
I'm kind of in a hurry, so I didn't play until the end, but the graphics are good as always. Don't worry, I won't give you an overall five just because of your graphics. I'm pretty positive you must hate that.
Definitely way too short, but that's a compliment, it's well done. I appreciate that you opted for mouse control to choose a direction. The title screen feels like it should have been typed rather than crudely drawn- you're allowed to use fonts in the LD! Also, there were parts of one level that appeared as if floor, but I couldn't walk to them. Invisible walls aren't fun.
Woah, great. I made a game a long time ago named [placeholder] too, but I think this one's a lot better.
I love the comments as tutorials, awesome! Although, admittedly, some of that code might be a bit daunting for non-programmers. But who cares? They probably aren't your intended audience anyway.
There are some minor collision bugs (try jumping while holding left with a tile directly to the left) and the save mechanic is a bit hard to understand at first. Also, the sounds are very grating if you happen to have a headache, but that's mostly my fault. =)
I dig it. It looks and sounds great, and I love the floaty feel of the blocks. Great character sprites.
No... Towlr... not another Towlr... anything but that... don't make me- NO!
Heheh, fun game. The fact that clicking meant death on some levels got annoying when the window lost focus and Flixel froze the game and you had to click it, but that's mostly my fault.
I feel like I had more to say, but I already forgot all of it.
I kept dying immediately after killing the Yeti. Fun game. Although you should know that when I clicked to retry the fourth time, I couldn't pick up any limbs on this fourth play.
The attacking definitely isn't perfect, but it's a marvel that you finished the limb mechanic in 72 hours. Awesome.
Very, very fun! I love it! This would actually make a pretty good combat system in some larger RPG. Not that the game isn't already plenty good on its own!
Suggestion: If you want to add more visual polish (as if the game need it) you could make the rock-paper-scissors thoughts put the enemies in different stances, to reinforce the idea that it's a "move."
I gave up after a while, hardcore metroidvanias aren't my style. Now, if they're hardcore with levels that can be accessed from a level select screen at any point, entirely different story.
Your level design instincts are very, very good.
I've got to say, Leafo, you have a really good way of mixing Love 2D with 3D. Your games also have a really neat "Nintendo Hard" feel. No checkpoints. I feel that you had some idea in mind for what the platforms and rectangles in the way were meant to actually be, but you ran out of time to give them models. I'm interested in what they were supposed to look like.
I didn't get that far at the time of this comment, but I may try again later.
Enjoyable, definitely not a bad idea for a second button in the infinite runner genre. There's a lot of screen tearing, but it's not that big an issue. Cool game.
Pure hectic fun, just as it should be! I could see this being fleshed out with levels and related nonsense very well. Great art, too. Well done.
To be honest, Rob, I think you've done better. This game just didn't work for me. The lack of crosshair kept making me miss enemies literally right in front of me. The checkpoint for the boss battle was placed right in the middle of the battle, so I could die three times in a row. The reload was just annoying. I don't know, it just wasn't fun.
P.S.- I think a good personal challenge for your next LD might be to make a game without first person platforming elements. =)
I cannot describe to you how much I love this. It just hits all the right points for me. Great job, really great job.
Hehe, funny stuff. Not very relevant to the theme, but I appreciate your thought for story.
Quite a weird interpretation of the theme. I approve! You definitely got a good amount done for the 48 hours.
Ah, Azure, you master of minimalism, you. I really don't know how you do it sometimes.
It really started creeping me out a bit when I started counting to aid my reaction time... The time from an enemy's first sound to its attack, the amount of steps it took... crazy stuff.
I really want to insult you right now, but I don't think I have time for what might follow, so I'm just going to say "Not bad." and walk away.
I got to the 1500 mark. I like it. Not exactly original, but nice enough.
P.S. What did I tell you about enabling anti-alias on pixel fonts? Go to your room, young man!
A little bit hard, perhaps, but a very good implementation of minimalism. Well done.
I agree with everything on the boringness/lawnmowing. Personally, I would have made it so that you only have to paint something like 80% black, and randomly spawned new enemies throughout the game. I also thought touching them and then pressing space was a rather boring way to kill them.
The graphics are oddly very good looking in their simplicity.
Very nice. You guys have a really, really strong combat system with these swords. And the graphics are fantastic. My only complaint that can be of any use to you guys is that pressing W is a bad choice for dismounting. I kept pressing W when I wanted to jump out of habit from other games, and I'd dismount against my will.
Another thought: if there were a game that controlled the sword similar to this, except that clicking thrusted the sword and allowed for slash attacks (i.e. hold the mouse button while swinging forward) then that would be a very cool game. ;)
Very, very fun puzzles. I love the scrolling messages every level. You also made great use of minimalism and your mechanic. Well done.
I would have played it all the way through, but I accidentally closed the window on the "Note to self:" level. I might try and beat it someday.
Very well polished, and some very good level design. You did great with the 48 hours.
Beat it! There was one level where I had no idea what I clicked to solve it. It was very minimalistic, although it almost feels like there should at least be a "YOU WIN!" screen.
Not bad! Criticisms:
-The font used for the numbers doesn't match the rest of the game, if you know what I mean.
-I felt like the levels don't really fit the game's style. It would be better if the whole thing was just one level, and it slowly got harder and harder as time went on.
Nice! I love the whole idea of colors mixing to create white behind this game. The random beginning collision glitch was minorly annoying though.
It's okay. To be quite honest, it didn't hold my attention for that long, I guess I just don't get addicted to things like everyone else here. But you definitely get a good theme score, very nice.
While not well polished, this game definitely felt good. I echo everything netguy said. =)
Very nice. I've been playing for 20 minutes, and I only got to 16 so far. Criticisms:
-I like all the death messages, but they're a little bit all over the place. The pure comedy ones take away from the part of the game about realizing how many people die at young ages and how ripped off they are. Then again, without them, the game isn't funny. My point is, you may want to pick one or the other.
-I don't really like having to wait a few seconds to watch the instructions every new round.
Got to the end eventually. Trial and error is not particularly good for games, but I understand if you wanted to experiment with it. At first, I thought the background flopping between sun/ sun and cloud would give me some kind of clue, but it didn't seem to.
Crow. I've played this game at least ten times by now, and while I finally got to the last day with the radio fully repaired, I still died of hypothermia at the same time a message from Sgt. Burden came up about how "WE'RE GETTING OFF THIS PLANET!" So if there was some sort of ending animation, I didn't get to see it. Bummer. I'll be trying again!
A very good game, as you can tell from the number of times I've played it. My biggest complaints:
-Keeping the fire lit, while an understandable goal, can feel a bit like micromanagement. One time, I died because I didn't notice it was out on a day I did group therapy. Now, how on earth could an entire day doing group therapy cause you to forget to keep the fire lit?
-The typos! They're everywhere! EVERYWHERE! A lot of the spelling mistakes broke the immersion for me at times, but it could just be me.
Huh. Normally, I wouldn't rate something like this that high at all, but you somehow seemed to really boil down the platformer genre to its core concepts.
Great experimental game! Wow. It's very unique.
Not too bad, I guess. My major issue with it is the lack of a worthwhile or well defined goal. If you wanted the player's goal to be to get to the end of each level, then that's a pretty weak goal, just hold right. If you wanted it to be to break all the blocks, then there really isn't much motivation to do that.
P.S. Piet Mondrian would never use the color green, muahahaha.
A very nice little game. I enjoy the simplicity. And the graphics are nice, too, cool way to use particles.
I think the problem with the sound puzzle is that the idea of what sounds right together just isn't intuitive for everyone. I half picked what sounded right, half just guessed, but I got it after a few minutes.
That said, I could really feel the minimalism in this- well done on that note.
Personally, I didn't enjoy it, sorry. I'll probably try it again later, but this game and I really just aren't friends right now. For me, sometimes the line stops drawing in the middle while I'm still holding down the mouse, and it got really annoying since it only divides if the line's ends are outside the black rectangle. It's probably more my fault than yours, but I'm just too frustrated with it. I won't rate it yet.
Haha. The love story is a bit long, but it's appreciated.
I made a Mondrian/De Stijl game too, but you stuck closer the the whole "Composition #10" vibe.
The mechanics are pretty nice. I agree with metadept on that counterintuitiveness.
Wow. I like the way you mix twine and more graphical gameplay- odd, but nice.
Nice. A very good story.
I feel like the voice laid on the plot a bit too thick all at one time, but it was still enjoyable. My point is, if the voice revealed everything a bit more gradually, then it might feel a bit more smooth.
I made a game based off the whole Mondrian/De Stijl thing, too, and I like the look of yours!
I admit, I used the skip level button 3 or 4 times and only got nine potatoes, but I think I can say I beat it.
All the green blocks were really annoying, and the fact you had to hold up while phasing through walls at certain puzzles wasn't immediately clear, but other than that, great work. You have real skill for level design, and a lot of it.
As always, a brilliant game from Jonathan Whiting. Thoughts:
-Excellent idea to display those particles when it's time to go back. Does the job of telling the player what to do nicely.
-I love the fact that you excluded the concept of death/restart that have become so universal. Giving failing an actually heavy penalty was appreciated. However, while I realize the monotony was important to the mood, the game might be more enjoyable if the failure levels were shorter, or you came out closer to where you fell.
-It might also be good if the size of the range for hitting the swinging anchor blocks was larger than the box itself, just to make it easier. Although admittedly that might be slightly difficult.
All in all, amazing.
I got through all the levels, quite an odd little gem you have here. The last one was way too hard, but it was pretty enjoyable. I feel bad for everyone who barely spent any time on it.
I like it, I like it, even if I don't get all the references.
The tutorial guy feels a little out of place, really. I feel like the instruction text could be better substituted by something more visual, like an arrow pointing to one star, then the next after you click the first...
The visuals are just as good as always, and the gameplay feels nice and relaxing. Good job!
I got to the top platform, but couldn't bounce high enough to win. I'll likely try again later!
Excellent mood, the whole game feels very unified artistically. Good work!
Nice game, quite minimalistic indeed. I feel like it could have used some random elements, like in how much treasure you get or how many people die. But it was fun, definitely made me feel pirate-y!
Haha, wow! I got the phone by accident at first, but then I went back to read the comments and see if you mentioned how I got it. BoRING... Hahaha, funny. But you really do need to make it more apparent to the player how they solved the problem.
All in all, love it.
Definitely a good job on the music for your first time composing stuff. I played until the potato! The instructions in the beginning roll by a little too fast for me.
P.S. Your windows and mac builds could be improved. Tweet me if you'd like details. :)
I hate to tell you, but this link only gives me a white screen. I'm on chrome.
Wow! Fantastic, fantastic work! I love the animation when the player is loading. I made a Mondrian/De Stijl based game, too, but this is probably a bit more polished.
Minigame combat is something I like, but it does get annoying. I found myself groaning when I couldn't avoid the enemies. Which reminds me, the fact that you move faster diagonally, while helpful when avoiding them, might not be something you guys desire. Also, I wouldn't have based so many minigames off reaction time. It sets you up for a very limited audience.
I made a game based off Mondrian and his De Stijl movement as well, so I was interested to see how you guys used it.
Wow. This is incredible. A very rewarding experience, especially after you see how many other people couldn't solve the puzzles, haha. (I got the trick to the third one almost the second it opened up!)
Wow! This is pretty nice. I love the visuals.
Wow, haha, not bad, not bad, wasn't expecting that after the intro! Pretty funny, I guess. Although, I agree with everyone on the attacking- I just kept hitting the button wondering why nothing was happening at first.
Actually, pretty fun. Thoughts-
Bad:
-You explain way too much through the wall of text, expecting the player to read it. You're lucky we all have to play to rate it, otherwise your game window would be shut at the sight of it all.
-The button for buying resources should be more obvious than the green rectangle at the bottom of a bigger one.
(I also got a bug where traps stopped working, though I have no idea what caused it.)
Good:
+Very fun, from my tastes.
+The hero's A.I. and ramblings are pretty cool.
I definitely see some originality here. Thoughts-
Bad:
-Even with great graphics, without animations for troops, it lacks a bit.
-A lot of things are bugged out, like negative enemy health and really high health gains after you're supposed to be damaged.
-I, personally, had trouble getting immersed in it.
Good:
+Those graphics are pretty nice.
+The speed up feature is a nice touch.
+The whole thing is pretty original, in a way.
Assuming it ends when 6 blocks come out, I beat it. Thoughts:
Bad:
-Sometimes, things like these drive me up a wall in frustration, but that could just be me.
-The words on the white screen go by a bit too fast.
Good:
+It's got that little puzzlely spark your games always seem to have.
+A nice theme interpretation.
Agh, I wish I could beat it before rating, but it doesn't look like I will! Ah, well.
Bad:
-The whole eating thing seems completely pointless.
-From the graphics, I couldn't tell at first whether hitting the ghosts got me health or took it away.
-It's a little... weird.
Good:
+It's a little... weird!
+The gameplay works well. I think.
Wow. That villain you drew is eerily reminiscent of the one in the sort of secret dream project I have off to the side for now. Except mine has a monocle, of course! Thoughts:
Bad:
-The ship's turning is a bit finicky.
-The intro could use some skippabilty.
-I wish there was a restart button.
Good:
+The story makes it good, even if it didn't have goats.
+Bullet rebounds are an ingenious concept! (It would be cool if there was a combo counter for them!)
Well, I haven't beaten it yet, but trust me, I will be, it's just that good! I found the experience all the more fulfilling when "You're a mean one..." is hummed whilst playing. =) Thoughts:
Good:
+It's like you said, "6 levels, dynamic lights, dynamic sound, super cool AI, pixel art and a christmas tree!" Quite the accomplishments!
+The whole thing is greatly polished with just the right amount of little details.
Bad:
-Perhaps it would be nice for the lights not to go through walls, along with the line of sight.
-The menu is a little less polished than the rest.
-I feel like the whole "shift to run" thing is a slight mistake. Perhaps "shift to slow down" is a better option.
In the end, 5/5, no doubt.
Wow, this is hilarious. Thoughts:
Bad:
-Not much to do, but hey, that's cool by me. Just not by ratings.
-This may be just me, but spawning victims so they stick together really creeped me out...
Good:
+Fun. Quite fun.
+Nice menu there, I recognize the awesomeness of LoveFrames!
+DANCE.
Very nice work! Let's see:
Bad:
-Certain things you can do completely break the outcomes. For example, if you pray to the altar when everyone's dead, but all five gems are found, then instead of the second ending you get the first anyway. Another time is if they reveal your disguise when you're in the crawlspace.
-It's a bit hard to understand what's going on at first, but you may have intended that.
-This one isn't too bad, but it would be nice if you could go off the ladder by pressing left or right rather than having to get to the bottom.
Good:
-The traps are indeed quite fun to play with, though I prefer the brute, thrashing simplicity of the sword. ;)
-The A.I. works well, it seems.
-The concept is very nice.
On a sidenote, I like the looks of the little engine you've thrown together for the past few LD's. It seems to be tailored well to your strengths and specifications.
Wow. I've got to tell you, this really made me look back at some of the girls I know. This is a visual novel, so I can't really give you a good/bad breakdown, because literature is so much more subjective. All I can say is great work.
Wow. Nice stuff. Thoughts-
Bad:
-It's slightly short.
-The bat feels a bit unnatural to control, but it could be just me. He might need a bigger hitbox.
Good:
+Insanely polished. Graphics are nice, and that's a cute little vampire you have there.
+The gameplay is nice and simple.
That there is a bad puppy, yes indeed. My thoughts on the compo version:
Bad:
-Lacks just a little bit of polish to put it over the top.
-The idea that you have to face someone to bark at them isn't quite clear.
Good:
+It's kept nice and simple, and the gameplay is charming.
+You have an instructions screen. If you had months to make this game, that'd be a bad thing, but for 48 hours it adds a lot. Quite impressive.
Played this when it first came out, but never rated! I like what you have going here. Some feedback-
Bad:
-There isn't much here in terms of story, and without a goal other than pursuing infinite score, it gets boring after a while.
-Once you find a house, it's incredibly easy to just spam it over and over with attacks.
Good:
+The manipulating of the characters and them going where you click works flawlessly.
+The blood is an excellent touch.
Short, but very polished for the time you had. Nice!
Bad:
-Well, let's be honest, at the end of the day, it would be nice if there were more here.
-It's a bit... easy.
Good:
+Again, highly polished work here.
+The goats avoid the mud marvelously, with nary a glitch in sight!
+The little additions of text make it quite rewarding.
Ah, definitely the answer to what Carahna's reverse Pacman lacks. Far better controls on this one.
Bad:
-It feels like there isn't too much reward for completing your goal.
-It seems a bit lacking in polish.
Good:
+Very nice control method.
+Epic opening whistle!
+Superb A.I.
Funny idea here! Let's break down my comments:
Bad:
-Slightly weird A.I. sometimes. Aside from walking right in to ghosts, one time he just stopped altogether and sat there.
-Ghost selecting is hard... Especially when they're all blue.
Good:
+It's still a great concept.
+I love how the scoring system works... Really adds some strategy to it.
Very, very cool. It all feels so fit together, and the art reminds me of Knytt Stories. Thoughts-
Bad:
-Tiny little glitches here and there that throw you off, but it's not so bad.
Good:
+Very cool making the title screen part of the level, pretty sweet.
+Graphics are nice and uniform, as well as the fact you made some fantastic choices in sound effects.
+It has a well defined beginning, middle and end, which really brings it together. Good work.
Very, very good stuff. Lemme break this down.
Bad:
-It's sometimes hard to tell what's going on or why the police did or did not come attack you.
-The collision is a bit weird.
-Car accidents are NOT that often, nor do drivers speed right in to accidents or people on a regular basis. :D
Good:
-Great graphics.
-Great concept taken to the fullest. Feels very complete.
-Some nice A.I. work!
Oh, and P.S., I've seen a small bug where the faces of some people get replaced by a white rectangle for a few seconds. Reminds me of Slender Man.
Nice work! At first, I wasn't sure if there was any more after that first level, but I never should have doubted you! Let's review.
Bad:
-Moving backwards is a pain. Does it have to be that slow?
-The game could probably use a background and some other things to feel more complete.
-I personally have no idea what those blue things were...
Good:
-Level progression flows smoothly, and the messages in between are a nice touch.
-It all feels nice and solid in terms of gameplay.
Nice stuff. Graphics are nice and Cell-ish.
Bad:
-It would be nice if it looked a bit more like a restaurant.
-It seems like it would be more natural to shoot with L-click and grab them with R-click.
-Enemies spawning in the same place over and over seems a little easy for the player.
Good:
+Again, graphics are awesome. Especially the little dudes squirming around in your omniscient grip...
+The ranking system does a lot to make a simple game more enjoyable.
+The people A.I. seems pretty well-done.
Hmm, I'm getting a server error trying to download this:
"The server encountered an internal error or misconfiguration and was unable to complete your request.
Please contact the server administrator, webmaster and inform them of the time the error occurred, and anything you might have done that may have caused the error.
More information about this error may be available in the server error log."
Ah, nice little gem here, very relaxing. Let's do some analysis.
Bad:
-The levels don't have much variation in the end other than more enemies. (Which makes me think you should make a post-compo where the player can define how many enemies to spawn so that they can play against however many their computer can stand.)
-The fonts could use some work.
Good:
+Like I said, nice and relaxing experience.
+Graphics are nice and clean.
+Funny story and title.
To be honest, I found the whole experience just uninteresting. I'm not trying to be mean here, so know that as you read this.
Bad:
-The collision is off in some areas.
-The slowdown mechanic isn't strong enough to give the game anything- you may as well play without it.
-It doesn't make you feel any attachment to the game or what it has to offer. It's just blegh.
Good:
+The graphics are amazing, which I believe everyone can agree on.
+Besides the collision, the thing seems pretty solid.
+You have an intro. Intros make all the difference. ;)
I definitely like the idea here. Let's give some bad and good comments.
Bad:
-Graphics are a bit incomplete in areas like the background and title(which has a few typos).
-After a while, having tons of weapons at once starts to not make any sense. Then again, many games don't make sense...
-The enemies get stuck in corners sometimes and behave weird.
Good:
+It's definitely a brilliant concept, and it isn't too hard to imagine this being really great.
+The weapons choosing system works flawlessly.
Funky, bro. Funky. Breakdown:
Bad:
-It's a bit short and basic.
-Sometimes it's hard to see what's going on.
Good:
+That is one epic shootout, in that bizarre "that part of the internet" way.
+It's very, very fun.
Hey, the OS/X build of my game might work for you now! I'd play your entry so this comment wasn't just an advertisement, but I have no mac. But know that I am in no way saying you did something wrong by not making it for the mass populace, you should make games for whatever platform you want. :)
So, the idea is that he stops as soon as he hits something when he isn't going fast enough, is that correct? It seems to always bring me back to the title when this happens, so I'll assume so.
Good:
-Steve's evident backstory is quite awesome.
-The game runs pretty smoothly.
Bad: It's pretty hard to tell what's going on or what you have to do.
Good job here! Let's break this down.
Bad:
-Not much gameness to it
-Shots sometimes hit some pixels in the way of other buildings, and it's quite annoying when they do.
-Aiming can be a bit off sometimes
Good:
+I like the overall premise of it. Trial and error cannonading. Yes.
+I've seen the code for these sort of dynamic pixels, and wow, not simple stuff. Good work on putting it all together.
Dude, you are loaded with comments! What more can I say that they all haven't? Well, the story is a bit vague at first, but once I got it, it was pretty good. And there have already been discussions on the lack of difficulty curve. Other than that, fantastic work, really feels complete!
The computer I'm on right now doesn't appear to want to run this... I'll have to find a time when my brother isn't on the other one. Just know I haven't forgotten I have to play this one!
Ah, the player controlled boss-fight. I've been looking for something like this, even if it's unfinished. Good stuff, better luck next time.
Very nice take on the theme, I never even thought to play with different contexts in it. Something tells me the sound effects weren't created by you (forgive me if they actually were), but at the end of the day, who cares? I like it.
Let's do a bad and good breakdown here:
-The play area is a bit small for my tastes, but I guess that makes it easier.
-Sometimes, it's hard to see who got killed until you get close... May I suggest the victim flashing red, or something of that nature?
-The rules are a bit vague. Who gets exclamations over their heads and who doesn't?
+You kept it nice and simple.
+The mechanic was nice and well-balanced.
+Great concept.
+
Ah, funny stuff, dude. You get props by getting good scores for mood and humor, which is not a common sight. Bad and good break-down:
-Not too much variety, a bit basic
-Throwing off the player with a jump they can't use, but if you really think that's more immersive, ignore this minus.
+Fun Concept
+Very Streamlined, nothing in the way of making the game overly-complex, which I like. :)
Definitely the kind of thing we've come to expect from an Azure Nimbus game! Fantastic. I love how well the health bar bounce-off worked so that it also shrank as you went, making it harder to get a good shot for the ricochet. You're really good at making these wacky, yet clean sort of games, and I admire you for it. Good-bad breakdown:
-No diagonal movement
-A bit all over the place
+Quirky Concept
+Great Aesthetics
I can't make it past the second level, but it's so fun, I'm considering trying to play it again tomorrow. A brilliant example of what Love2D can do. The break-down:
+Fun, addicting gameplay
+Great visuals
-Tractor beams work strangely sometimes
-A bit difficult, but that's only a minus for some people.
This. Is. Amazing.
Maybe I just like you guys, but I loved this a looooot.
So, lemme get this straight: The dark-eyed girl was in a fight with the blond girl over the guy. So, the dark-eyed girl killed the blond girl, and then stole the guy's memories and made the whole thing like a dream to him, allowing him to think that the dark-eyed girl was the one he'd loved all along.
How incredibly dark. Beautiful, just beautiful.
Those path clearing puzzles were also very original, I've never seen anything like that. Same with the story being the incentive for a player to fully beat the level.
I'm trying to make it a habit to give my criticisms in these comments, but I can't think of anything. Perhaps it could use an "undo move" key?
Good work here! Lemme break down my thoughts:
+It's a funny concept for sure.
+It's in Irish!
+It's got a nicely uniform art style, which I wish I could say for my game.
-Not jumping immediately after keypress can really through you off.
-The difficulty is a little high.
But yeah, I like ending on a positive note. So again, good job!
+Graphics are awesome!
+Music is AWESOMER!
-Gameplay lacks a little in variety
-You can't back out of menus
Overall, amazing job!
Apart from the omnipotent red lines that create impassible barriers of death and destruction in the very fabric of space time, you've got yourself some pretty durable sheep!
Haha, awesomely cartoony. Nice.
No saving. Hardcore, man. Well, I'm sure I've seen enough to rate this, other than the ending. Nice art.
When I click the .bat, all I get is the CMD popping up before disappearing in a blink. I assume I lack some dependency.
I beat the little monkey... Although I don't know how I did it.
Pretty cool. I normally agree that first person platforming is awful, but you've pulled it off rather nicely. Well done.
Wow. Really good graphics for 3D made in the time allotted.
Very, very polished. Amazing. Love it.
Way, way too uncasual for me. But I applaud how much work you got finished.
Also, I personally found it beneficial to shoot all the enemies in sight before leaving the starting gate. Not sure you would have wanted the player to do that. =)
It's okay, I guess. Not terrible. Just hard.
P.S. Did you know you can't shoot up when hugging the bottom wall? Annoying bug.
This is insane. Awesome work, not too polished, but it's still awesome.
Not bad for your first game. I can tell it's kinda based on the gridlocked player tutorial. It does feel pretty polished, nice job on keeping it simple.
Not bad, not bad. Pretty cool stuff, and although starting all over seems kinda harsh, I can't think of any alternatives. Funny stuff, man. Funny stuff.
This is epic.
A dodge button that's actually helpful to the player? Wow. You've won me over. The guys everywhere remind me of Slenderman. Well played.
The web version has a red bar emblazoned over it when I play: "Context3D error: Error #3685"
Nonetheless, I can still play it. I can't beat it, though, no matter how hard I try, but I see where you were going. Great job.
Won't run on me either. Something about the plurality.Main not existing.
Ah, a fellow fourteenerperson! Pleased to meet your acquaintance.
Well, I can't for the life of me pass the buzzsaw level, because the guy is just too darn slow for me to reach this one platform. Even with dash. A word of advice: if you, as a developer, find you're always holding dash while playing and telling everyone "just use dash!", then you're probably better off making the normal speed the same as dash and cutting dash entirely. And the buzzsaws are really annoying, with their huge hitbox constantly knocking me back off that one platform. And the physics could use some work.
All in all, it's okay. Not very entertaining, but a good try.
P.S. I'll do your guilty conscience a favor and rate audio as a one, just to balance it out against the people who thought you made the audio yourself. Assuming you are guilty. Otherwise, TROOOLOLOLOLOLOLOLOLOLOLOLOLOL!
^Same as everyone above. Couldn't add anything else.
Neat. Very neat. I can see myself actually using this in the future to make drumbeats. Sure, it's not much of a game, but it's one heck of a toy!
Awesome. Just awesome. I only got it after the first play like many others here, but then it rocked. It's different, and almost feels soothing. I personally enjoyed hugging the top of the screen and sending my minions up and down the play area.... Just awesome.
Norris... *shakes fist into he air*
I had to use the walkthrough text to beat it, so I guess you can't use me as an example for "he beat it!" I also found it annoying to refresh after making the wrong zap.
I'm going to be brutally honest with you. I have no idea what just happened.
The comic was just bizarre, and the short film was hard to understand. And the game, well, you know. Basically, the only thing I'm getting is that she's got some sort of mental problems or schizophrenia, but am I supposed to know the root of those problems somehow? Because I couldn't figure anything out. And I have no idea who the guy is either, but I'm guessing he's a figment of her twisted imagination or something.
Of course, when going with something so abstract as this, you run the risk of alienating a viewer or two. I guess I happen to be that viewer. Oh well, I suppose that's not your fault.
Well done on attempting something on such a grand scale.
Yeah... Definitely a bit confusing. I don't really understand what's happening either, but I stayed around for 170 seconds, it said.
That screenshot of the description of the magazine... Can you not do that in the unity version or something? I don't know.
Basically, I like what's here. It's a pretty cool concept, even if I don't get to see it on a tablet all augmenty-like.
That ending song is the next big thing.
For ten hours, I guess it's pretty decent.
Wow. This game is beautiful. The morbels felt so alive... and on that last level, I felt awful that I was about to kill them off. The one that asked me if I was God really made me stop and feel awful. These people looked to me as a creator, and I was killing them to reach my own ends.
At first, the ending sequence with all the "Oh, Crap"s was a slight of that, I thought, "Oh, no, he's just turned it into a cliche alien takeover story." But then, the last voiceover cleared it up. You're really good at voice actinf, by the way.
I got the bug where I couldn't get past the second level. Oh well, not gonna try again.
My first comment is: Why on earth did you add the possibility to fall off the screen? Death is so contradictory to the design of this thing, it's just not right. I got a message saying it was time to evolve half a second prior to falling off. It's extremely aggravating.
Pretty epic. It's got some pretty good level design in it.
Pretty nice, man. Shows a good game doesn't have to be graphically fleshed out. Like it!
I have no idea what just happened in that ending. But it was scary, so good job!
What does it mean when your guys just start flashing yellow and run off the screen? Is that a glitch? Or intimidation-related?
Great game. One of the best, and fantastic art. I literally double checked to make sure this was in the 48.
Haha, this is hilarious. I spent so long trying to get Cthulu out of the pit until I got it... Nice little puzzle there. Great job.
They say that, for an LD game, the most important part is the first impression, and you sir have blown me away with your game's beginning. That dramatic zoom out, the music beginning, those fateful words: "I open my eyes and see the path before me." Epic, and seriously makes me rethink my strategy on leaving stuff like intros for last.
That was... weird. Very weird.
Wow. I really like this. Some of the graphics were definitely a bit rushed looking, but all in all, it fits the style we come to expect from Connor Ullmann. And I liked the surprise of there being a moral at the end rather than a cliche sinisterness.
P.S. I loved Seedling. It was awesome.
Do I love this game? YES! Very, very addicting. Wouldn't take much more work to become an epic release.
I got two bugs: One, the BIG weapon glitched, left me with a lance that faced only right until I loved climbing, getting the proper BIG upon the next stage's beginning. Two, same as Norgg, had to end my game there.
I didn't finish it either, but I like what you have going here. Pretty awesome game, great idea.
Great, great job. I really don't like that so many people are being such sticklers on what Evolution games should be about. I mean, isn't it all up to interpretation with such a broad concept?
Anyway, loved the story. And I'm one of those guys who thinks if a single person calls something a game, it's a game.
Like it, man! If it were longer, it would be excellent. I applaud that walking sprite, too, pretty neat looking.
Aiming is, in fact, hard. But this is a good game, even if it's a little slow.
Very nice. You want to know what would make this REALLY fun? If you sort of overhauled it a bit to make the main part of the game forcing the player to only allow worse traits to breed by corralling the enemies. It wouldn't be easy to apply to this game directly, but it be cool.
Fun. Reminds me of my game for the warmup. Never realized it fit evolution until now...
Also, if I were more of a stickler, I'd care you used graphics off google images, but I'm fine with a little rule-breaking.
Cross-stitch should definitely stay for the next game. Very memorable. At first, I forgot all about upgrades, and just let my science carrots sit there. Then, I read the instructions again and went "OH!" So I played it again, and it seemed like a much better game already.
By the way, I noticed one time that a turnip generated right on top of a carrot, occupying the same space. I figured you'd like to know about that glitch.
I didn't get it at first... To me, the whole thing seemed very abrupt, but I played it again after reading the comments to try and pay more attention to the plot. It was better during this second playthrough.
Incredible simulation of intelligent design and evolution as one... It shows a lot about how games can give us basic understanding of these concepts. For example, keeping a much smaller climate where your Poggles can survive increases control over breeding, much like a laboratory. Amazing.
From a casual gamer's point of view, it's pretty good, too!
Pretty good. I find the piano sounds a bit grating myself, but it's not too bad. Sometimes, it felt like I was solving the puzzles in a way different then I should've... I guess there are multiple solutions? Great for 48 hours, most puzzle games don't turn out this well.
Pretty awesome, great graphics, great game. My one gripe is that, I know the ship gets easier to control as you play and get new stuff, but that doesn't mean the controls should be awful from the get-go. Because they are, in my opinion, very annoying at first.
Dude, let's be honest, this thing is way too hard. As a player, I probably wouldn't be playing it, but I'm here to rate.
I like how you had some of the good stuff, like achievements and things of the like, and it looks like some auto-tiling, which is always nice. But the game itself is too hard to be casual, I mean, it took me 5 or 6 tries to beat the first level. This might be tough for you, but it would be cool if killing a carrot makes all his bullets, which you'll hopefully make bigger, disappear if they're still on screen.
Also, your site link seems to be down. I could only still play through Google's cached copy of the page.
This is one of the most fun things I've played so far! I love it, it feels almost complete! In fact, until reading these comments, I didn't even realize there wasn't music, a good thing if you ask me! Despite some wonky physics, this is fantastic. 5 stars!
Nice. Very nice. Simplicity is great.
Well, why you can't mess up pong, this is pretty boring. My suggestion, instead of a change every ten points, do it every three. You don't have enough here to keep people playing for 10 after 10 after 10.
Same glitch Uberi first reported here. A shame, too, it looks good.
I'm gonna go the other direction and say, despite graphics being ripped, I myself thought it was pretty fun. A good way to waste some time. Keep going, Two Dice!
Brilliance! I could only beat it through running fast, though, like Dadayemi pointed out. Death sound is hilarious, and I'm glad you decided to voice act! I think Sergei Russiashinov or whatever needs to be in more games!
I thought the speeds were just right! Great game, great way to use kittens without going crazy.
I really like it! I thought it could use some slight polish, and yeah, I guess maybe some more gameplay, but you managed to spin together a nice sci-fi experience. One flaw with the story many people have overlooked, which is good for you guys: Why does he need a suit the first time he goes out, but not the second? Just a thought.
Very odd. Very odd. In a good way, though.
Brilliance! I love it! My game evolves as well, but in mechanics, not in graphics. To be honest, while the game itself is okay, what makes it even better is the story behind its development! Some of the things you've done here not even I have, such as run cycles and moving platforms, so I must say you've done fantastic!
I liked it, although I never got strong enough to face the dragon. Good work you have here.
I like it. Really, good graphics, too.
I won't beat it, because I got really far, and then my computer shut down due to intense lagging. Normally, this would be fine, because you implemented a save, but my save went out in the room you get the thing that breaks white barriers, right after getting it. So, those white blocks were there, I couldn't get up and around, and the powerup I collected was missing even if I could get up there, and I didn't have its powers. So, basically, my save was corrupt.
Anyway, I liked what I saw. Those monster bosses were freaky looking. Good job!
You're not really supposed to get sounds from freesound in a compo entry, SFX must be made during the competition, but hey, what's done is done. As long as you don't do it again next time. :)
Very atmospheric, as the others said. It was very creepy... I think it's because it makes you think, "Are we being bred for something by some unseen force?" Insanely cool.
I like it, despite the length. It's a very nice idea.
I still don't have music myself. Windows 7, 64-bit.
Fantastic game! I like how you make the player circle the ring to get the mask, forcing combat!
Darn, can't beat it. I like to see you're trying something different from your more recent melancholy tone in games.
Interesting, very interesting... I like this thing. The idea of mankind naturally evolving to become hugantic is a bit peculiar, but hey, it works. The soundtrack was a bit actiony for a puzzle game, and the grey walls often blended with other gray wall to the point of invisibility, but those are my only complaints.
Guys, guys! To anyone who's having troubles with the graphics card thing, I just accidentally found a solution! Go to your Device Manager, go to display adapters, and then right-click your graphics card and press "Update Driver Software!" Does the trick just fine!
To the developers: I suggest you put this in the description.
Would someone rip me away from my computer screen? Because this ROCKS. I've played it longer than any other entry. Upgrade games have a real potential for LD, it seems. Probably because level design is so minimal.
Pretty cool, despite being unfinished. I agree with Wan, what was it meant to become?
P.S. I think you should give my game another try. From your comment, you didn't seem to understand exactly how it works. ;)
Woah... Nice. I didn't jump at anything, but I'm kind of hard to scare when I'm given a warning (a.k.a. reading the ominous monologue thing in the description.) I like it, and the system is amazing. Please, give this a remake, or a sequel or something. And tell me when you do!
Freaky. The text adventure part really made me feel insane. I love feeling insane! hahahahahahaHAHAHAHAHAHAHAHAH i'm not mad... don't you see it... LOOKAT IT!
Weird game, man. Weird game.
Such a strange and wonderful multiverse you have created. Amazing.
Heheh, funny stuff! I don't really understand why it's Richard Dawkins talking about culture, I mean, I know he's the "evolution rules and god is awful" guy, but he's not really that cultural, is he?
Oh, who cares? Great game!
I now know all I need to know about evolution!
I don't quite get it... But it's cool!
I LIKE TURNING INTO GODZILLA!
I liked how the Professor mentioned keys and the guy didn't know what he was saying. That was hilarious. Great game, 5 for humor.
By the way, I noticed you gave me a "Good Samaritan" award. What was that meant for? :)
There doesn't appear to be a real win condition, I believe? I guess I can say I beat it then! The controls were not exactly intuitive, in fact, they were a bit confusing, in my opinion. But this game is decent, and I encourage you to keep working on it!
The first time I played this, I didn't get that I was influencing the robot. I died. Then I paid attention to the messages popping up. OH. I died again. I still haven't gotten an end, and I haven't rated it yet, but I'm loving this.
You wanna know what's funny? The art style is so oddly familiar, because it is almost exactly how I internally imagine how my games should look. It's like, when I imagine a new game idea, the graphics are really similar to yours. Capturing subtle beauty in a broad and unknown landscape... It's fantastic. Unfortunately, I can never get it to look like that in real life like you.
Hmm. This is interesting. I do wish that you had time to add some properties to the religion that are good... I don't believe religion is just a potential militant force. But of course, everyone has different opinions.
This is pretty challenging! Good job! Definitely a great interpretation of the theme.
Also, I've gotten someone to help me turn my Mac build of Adaption into something that'll hopefully work on your system! Do you mind trying it again?
Interesting. This does, after all, show us something: This debate will go on forever, back and forth monotonously. Like pong. Good job, despite it not having much work in it.
Hmm. What is the point of the castles if all you need is to capture cities?
Anyway, nice game! It's pretty awesome for a board style game, which I don't always enjoy.
The sound effects are kind of annoying... It sounds like they're playing more than once like they should. It's okay, though. I think there's an end, right?, but I haven't gotten to it.
Hehe. Cool, reminds me of the food chain.
I'm sorry, I'm afraid I can't play this due to some sort of inadequate GPU problem. Sorry about that.
So, I get the idea your dad doesn't know about this?
My advice, tell him. No matter what he'll say.
Ah, I didn't get what I was doing at first, but then I did. Good job!
Huh. I'd like to play this, but upon running it, all I get is this: https://www.dropbox.com/s/otlmr6atlkue8ks/error.png
Well. This is... bizarre.
You said you updated to decrease lag? I still get lag myself. Perhaps, and this might be a bit much to put as a fix, but I'm saying it anyway, that you should only run these tile checks for tiles visible to the player?
Haha, nice work! I like it a lot. I didn't get too far, but I'll be trying again tomorrow! Keep it up!
Nice job! I have things to do, so I couldn't beat the whole thing, but I saw enough to rate. The only planet jumping game I've played that still managed to make it feel original.
Amazingly tight controls. Fantastic, I'll have to examine the source.
"And that, kiddies, is how atoms work."
Nice game. I wish the clicking had perhaps a slightly higher radius. I do think it deserves a lot in the fun category, though.
HOW ON EARTH IS THIS EVEN POSSIBLE MAN?!
I still haven't beaten it, but I've seen enough to rate it. I gave it 5/5. I love simple little games like this without too much going on, and seriously, nice voice acting. It worked out on your part, too, because it seemed really polished to me just because there was very little to polish, which is a nice benefit you got. Seriously, I think this is only the second or third game (out of 65) I've given a full five. Sweet game.
Some thoughts/impressions:
A- What on earth influenced you to come up with this madness? You got from tiny worlds to roadsides, man?
B- Really tiny signs? Ones that move up and down? What kinds of roads you been driving on, brother?
C- What strange forces of physics cause the walker to be torn limb from limb and tossed up into the air when below a specified altitude? Some sort of over-pressurization?
Wow. This game brought a bigger smile to face than all the others combined. Who cares that it doesn't have challenge, sometimes you just need to play a game where you can just relax. Nice job.
Not bad, man. It makes a sweet little distraction.
Wow, very fun. After a while, I experienced some framerate slowdown, but that couldn't distract me from the awesomeness of this. Nice, guys!
I got the disappearing 4th circle as well. Too bad, I'll have to get the post-compo after I rate.
Very, very nice game. Best one in 3D I've seen.
Really entertaining, actually. Your interpretation of the theme is pretty cool, not to mention the music. It makes me want to do one of these one hour compos sometime. :)
Nice game! In terms of balance, it was real nice, as I felt the gun and melee weapons each have drawbacks. The gun takes a few shots, and the melee has a very small window of attack. Nice job there.
Fastest: 12.88s. I liked the the spam mail satellite thing you added, gave a nice touch.
Dang man, that was really hard... Beat it, though. Seriously, why not just make the different buttons shoot instead of having to make the player click two buttons to shoot another bullet? (Ex. Shoot 'a', shoot 's' INSTEAD OF press 'a', Shoot 'q', press 's', shoot 'q') Just a thought.
"Awesome," indeed! I loved the mechanic a lot. Not only that, but the later levels created some pretty neat looking patterns. Well played, sir!
Just want you to know that There are some tile collision glitches. I got trapped in a tile upon entering another room. You'd probably like to know that.
This may have been mentioned already (I don't have the time to read all this!) but I think that it would be better if the boss's bullets went away after he died. You have no idea how many times I beat the boss and then died from his fire anyway.
On the other hand, for making the only shmup that never once made me want to rage quit, I salute you.
Dang it, got to the end, found the boss, walked right into him and died. Oh well, I saw enough to rate it. I'll beat him later. I also agree that collision could be better. Otherwise, nice work!
For me, what was really missing was a death animation.
Nice game, despite the fact I can't win any of the levels... It's definitely really good fun.
Let me just say I'm a huge fan of your stuff, and this was no exception. Nice mechanic with going back rooms and such. Very impressive. Plus, I don't even need to compliment the graphics.
Found a bug in the web version... Seems that when I kill one guy, the other gets infinite turns, and then I just die.
Just like the last one you did, it feels very complete. However, after Frostbite, I was hoping for a more innovative experience. Well done, though.
Hey Fireblend, you gave me this link on IRC a while back but I finally am getting around to playing it! It's pretty nice, I liked the kind of "beat-it-all up fast!" vibe. Also, I now have had bizarre daydreams of how strange it would be for a giant lizard to be jumping and prancing all over New York...
Definitely one of the more addicting games I've played. You've also inadvertently reminded me I need to learn Java some day.
This just made me want to burst with awesomeness overload. I'll have to come back and make a level some time.
Not bad, not bad. I like this kind of game, where you don't win, you just try not to lose. It can be pretty fun, and you nailed it.
Okay, I commented on this before, but it didn't show up or something... Anyway, I like the music and the level design's pretty nice too. Good work!
Amazing! I gave it 5 stars on innovation. Nice idea.
Nice, another love developer! This game is pretty neat, despite being another planet game. It's got some nice mechanics with the city saving thing, too. Nice job!
One of my favorites so far! All my god liked seemed to be bridges... and he hated craftsman.
You see, the funny thing is, this reminds me of the game I wish I had made.
Hey Suese, remember me from Command War?
I had to find your entry, and I am not disappointed. It's really nice. I have no idea how you did all this in 2 days. It's sucks you in as you play really, really well. I salute you!
I really like this one too! I thought the music was kind of a bizarre contrast to the rest of the game, but other than that, nice mechanic, nice difficulty curve, and good balance! Well done, sir!
LD30 — Connected Worlds (2)
When Worlds Collide by Jacic 2014-08-26T23:28:00
Haha! I went in blind without reading the description or looking at the screenshots. I read the long and dramatic intro, and was ready for some kind of epic game of defense-- and then I laughed when it turned out to be Pong. Stuff gets added, though, of course.
Also, first impression: THE FONTS ARE FINALLY ANTIALIASED! And the graphics aren't terrible! They're actually pretty solid! Wow! Well done, Jacic!
Systeme by Terrabyte 2014-08-25T17:38:00
DEAR EVERYONE ATTEMPTING TO PLAY THIS GAME:
Check back later. We know it's broken.