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A jam submission

Electric OrganView game page

Upgrade your organs to defeat the corruption aflicting Retro-Future City
Submitted by gridbugs — 2 days, 11 hours before the deadline
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Results

CriteriaRankScore*Raw Score
Roguelikeness#15.0005.000
Overall#144.2504.250

Ranked from 4 ratings. Score is adjusted from raw score by the median number of ratings per game in the jam.

Successful or Incomplete?

Success

Did development of the game take place during the 7DRL Challenge week?

Yes

Is your game a roguelike?

Yes

Turn-based

Yes

Roguelike Elements
The game is turn-based and takes place on a grid of ascii characters. The levels are procedurally generated, and the music and sound effects are also procedurally-generated live with a software-sytnhesizer.

Screenshots

Yes

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Comments

Submitted

Really good use of color and style, perfect retro future vibes. Naming very fun and got me into the setting.

Submitted(+1)

Wicked game! 
You did a really good job on the visuals, as well as depth of mechanics. I really like how this game just looks

I really liked the description at mouse hover (this could be a staple of this style of game, but I havent played many ascii games like this before!), it really gives me a sense of trepid exploration, and makes the game feel more storybook. The enemy variety was also a plus!

One thing I would've liked though would be some tooltips for effects/statuses (like vampirism). I'm not sure how youre supposed to figure out what they do otherwise, aside from a lot of testing? This is a complex game though, and one for sure I know takes quite a few playthroughs to really understand and soak in.

Overall this is a pretty wicked submission, I would've been super proud if I had submitted this!

Developer

Really glad to hear you enjoyed it! Good point about tool tips. The "help" screens (select "Help" from the menu or press "?" during gameplay) have a page about organ statuses but I agree it would be better to convey that information within the UI directly (e.g. with a tooltip).