Foon → Ludum Dare Explorer → Users → xRubbermaid
| Year | LD | Theme | Game | Division | Rank | Ov | Fu | In | Th | Gr | Au | Hu | Mo | Co | |
|---|---|---|---|---|---|---|---|---|---|---|---|---|---|---|---|
| 2014 | 30 | Connected Worlds | Pipelines | compo | 964 | 2.78 | 2.52 | 3.73 | 2.96 | 2.78 | 2.11 | 2.42 | 2.53 | 85 |
I don't know if this is because I have a high-dpi laptop monitor, but the circles weren't being drawn in full (missing some segments). The actual user interface works really intuitively though, even if there isn't much to do.
I cannot believe how much work you crammed in to the 72 hours, but it's definitely paid off. Definitely one of my favourites, even if I had to give up after only completing two dreams (couldn't master the double jump).
Absolutely brilliant! Fits the theme perfectly. Really clever to have a puzzle game where only the mechanic has to be designed and not the puzzles. I'm in love. :')
Screenshots had me expecting a Nuclear Throne clone, but I was pleasantly surprised with the execution and general polish (especially on the map screen). Good job!
Easily the most fun entry I've played so far. Sound effects are really charming. :D
I find it really hard to rate this as a game - I love algorithms so I feel that my opinion may be skewed. I've elected to vote by how much I feel like this should be seen, which is definitely "as much as possible". Lovely visualisation of an ant colony simulation.
I...I really can't think of a single flaw with this. Truly exceptional.
Really amazing how much charm you can squeeze out of such few pixels. :D
Took me a while to figure certain things out, but once I got it I was completely hooked. I was going to use this break to play through a few games, changed my mind when this came first. Really well done, would love to see this as a board game.
Loved it, but I'd have preferred if damaging things wasn't penalised - it's too tempting!
Really smart game, but I agree with CptDustmite that the game is too big for the browser.
A little too hard for me, but loving the atmosphere.
Really nice story; I don't normally enjoy linear IF but this really grabbed me.
The audio has thrown me off for two reasons - although I love the tune, it gets a bit annoying when it restarts every click (although I'm guessing that the framework you're using makes the problem less trivial than it sounds); and the other reason is that it is taken from the interwebs. I think that means that this would technically have to be classed as a Jam entry, but I like this so I'll keep quiet. ;)
Ship accelerates waaaaay too fast, but the premise is promising and having to place the ship into orbit to deliver was pretty cool.
Have to say that I wasn't any good at it, but the graphs are incredibly pretty. Neat interpretation of the theme too.
Fun idea, tougher than I thought it would be though!
Does anyone else find that there tends to be far more right-connections than anything else?
Really tough, but smart and with brilliant music/visuals.
Played it by myself, so it was a personal achievement to keep the game going for more than 12 seconds. In part I was hoping that the two games would use the same ball, but it turned out pretty fun anyway.
Definitely one of the most original games I've seen this compo. Throwing naked men at a giant rock is exactly as fun as it sounds.
I never quite understood exactly what was going on, but colour balance is definitely a very cool and innovative area to base gameplay on.
Loved it (although I will admit to pressing mute after about 20 minutes)! Does the game end after you rescue the cat? I wandered everywhere and couldn't find anyone else.