Love the elegance and simplicity of this design, @euler-moises! A unique take on the Old Tech theme, and the puzzle design was pretty challenging! I like the vibe shift when the exit is shown, I thought that was an artistic touch to only show the background environment and play the music once the exit has been revealed. It was an interesting way to shift the tone, and in a way, reward the player for *almost* being done. Great concept and awesome entry!
This is a lovely experiment and I can definitely appreciate the outside-the-box thinking here. As others have said, very unique concept. The visual effects the sphere creates are really interesting, I wonder what other types of gameplay could exploit this presentation technique? One of my favorite things about game jams is that some folks will show you something you'd never have thought of and I love that. A memorable entry for sure, congrats!
There's definitely more depth to this game than meets the eye at first. Enjoyed the rhythm of dodging the cars, and the graphics and audio are simple but effective. Music tempo increase as well as the varying speed of the cars definitely makes it frantic and fun to play through!
I've never seen rusted metal look so lovely-- you guys nailed this one! Interesting mix of the digging, building, and auto-battle mechanics. The art and audio are both on point. Very nice entry!
I used to use an old audio software called Propellerhead Reason, and the back of the audio rack console had a bunch of physics wires you could grab and plug. Always loved it, and this certainly reminds me of that. The core concept of the game, grabbing wires and connecting them, is definitely cool. The graphics and aesthetic are nice and you definitely nailed the theme. I wonder if communication with the player could be improved a bit, perhaps as far as which calls are about to expire, how many warnings you have, etc. Maybe the console could hold more information that helps give the player feedback than it currently does. Love the concept, great entry!!
Loved the throwback ASCII / DOS aeshetic. Instantly transported me back to 1993. I don't know if I possess the multitasking skill to truly excel at this combination of games simulataneously, but the idea is really great. Awesome implmentation, and great idea to use old classics in a new way. The difficulty seemed to ramp up in a fair way also, which I suspect might've taken some time to tune and balance. Fun entry!!
Mood, vibe, and graphics were on point here! Gameplay was fun and had all the basic FPS features you'd expect. Nice variety of enemies and the map was decently big for a jam game! Maybe some more player feedback and forgiveness might have been nice, for example, a number on each gate indicating how many kills are required to enter, or a health pickup to extend gameplay a little. The pumpkins looked really good and were satisfying to shoot. I think even more juice and feedback would help take this game from really solid to great. Awesome job!
LD60 — Old Tech (8)
But Buttons by Euler Moises 2026-10-27T02:51:34Z ♥ 1
Love the elegance and simplicity of this design, @euler-moises! A unique take on the Old Tech theme, and the puzzle design was pretty challenging! I like the vibe shift when the exit is shown, I thought that was an artistic touch to only show the background environment and play the music once the exit has been revealed. It was an interesting way to shift the tone, and in a way, reward the player for *almost* being done. Great concept and awesome entry!
The Circular Arcade by loveapplegames 2026-10-27T02:31:52Z ♥ 0
This is a lovely experiment and I can definitely appreciate the outside-the-box thinking here. As others have said, very unique concept. The visual effects the sphere creates are really interesting, I wonder what other types of gameplay could exploit this presentation technique? One of my favorite things about game jams is that some folks will show you something you'd never have thought of and I love that. A memorable entry for sure, congrats!
CeeDee Survive by Nitesh 2026-10-27T02:20:58Z ♥ 1
There's definitely more depth to this game than meets the eye at first. Enjoyed the rhythm of dodging the cars, and the graphics and audio are simple but effective. Music tempo increase as well as the varying speed of the cars definitely makes it frantic and fun to play through!
ScrapBoys by Nikiroz 2026-10-27T01:41:07Z ♥ 3
I've never seen rusted metal look so lovely-- you guys nailed this one! Interesting mix of the digging, building, and auto-battle mechanics. The art and audio are both on point. Very nice entry!
Hold the Line by LazyApeGames 2026-10-26T21:07:23Z ♥ 2
I used to use an old audio software called Propellerhead Reason, and the back of the audio rack console had a bunch of physics wires you could grab and plug. Always loved it, and this certainly reminds me of that. The core concept of the game, grabbing wires and connecting them, is definitely cool. The graphics and aesthetic are nice and you definitely nailed the theme. I wonder if communication with the player could be improved a bit, perhaps as far as which calls are about to expire, how many warnings you have, etc. Maybe the console could hold more information that helps give the player feedback than it currently does. Love the concept, great entry!!
Dr Break Boom Invaders by Jimbly 2026-10-26T18:41:23Z ♥ 1
Loved the throwback ASCII / DOS aeshetic. Instantly transported me back to 1993. I don't know if I possess the multitasking skill to truly excel at this combination of games simulataneously, but the idea is really great. Awesome implmentation, and great idea to use old classics in a new way. The difficulty seemed to ramp up in a fair way also, which I suspect might've taken some time to tune and balance. Fun entry!!
Train-O-Matic 3000â„¢ by Rolly 2026-10-26T18:31:23Z ♥ 1
Chill puzzle game! The command input was different, and the subtle timing of things was fun to work out in my head before I started the first command.
Frumpkin: Lock n' Splode by maximevincent 2026-10-26T17:00:01Z ♥ 3
Mood, vibe, and graphics were on point here! Gameplay was fun and had all the basic FPS features you'd expect. Nice variety of enemies and the map was decently big for a jam game! Maybe some more player feedback and forgiveness might have been nice, for example, a number on each gate indicating how many kills are required to enter, or a health pickup to extend gameplay a little. The pumpkins looked really good and were satisfying to shoot. I think even more juice and feedback would help take this game from really solid to great. Awesome job!