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Bevy Jam #2

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Frantic Lab TechView game page

Mixing ingredients to strict criteria for impatient scientists
Submitted by tehsmeely — 2 days, 46 minutes before the deadline
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Results

CriteriaRankScore*Raw Score
Originality#333.5123.690
Theme Interpretation#403.4143.586
Overall#443.1513.310
Gameplay#462.8232.966
Presentation#602.8563.000

Ranked from 29 ratings. Score is adjusted from raw score by the median number of ratings per game in the jam.

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jabuwuSubmitted1 year ago

The game is much easier if you use the bottom of the boxes instead lol. Nice idea, and good use of mixing physics with your gameplay. I felt like I was vaguely getting the right amount but ended up being way off every time. Not sure if it's my fault or the game's fault.

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Shanty Quest: Treble at Sea
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DidiBearSubmitted1 year ago

The overlay with controls is great !

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SushiBoat
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tehsmeelyDeveloper1 year ago

Thank you! This is a small step towards the thing I always do badly with on game jams - tutorials!

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euclidean-whaleSubmitted1 year ago

Something seems a bit off. Had 2 red and 7 blue on the scale but somehow hit exactly 25% red.

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Combine Racers
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tehsmeelyDeveloper1 year ago

Hmm, conceivable I got the maths wrong somewhere of the detection is crap

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rockyjamSubmitted1 year ago

Fun idea for a game. But yeah, turning the cups over should definitely be prevented :D

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Combine
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SoysCodingCafeSubmitted1 year ago(+2)

Fun little game with a catchy soundtrack! I had fun trying to get the right proportions, though I found the best strategy was to flip the cups upside down and use the bottom to roll the ingredients in. 

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Mole Rancher
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tehsmeelyDeveloper1 year ago(+1)

Thanks for the feedback - I definitely used the "cups-as-ramps meta" when testing and didn't really think of it as a bad thing to be able to do as i had hopes the different proportions would lead to you being more keen to hold one side than just ramp.   

That said sticking to the theme/feel is likely better and the rotation should be capped to +- 90 deg

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wilskSubmitted1 year ago

A very authentic recreation of working in a lab haha

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The Company
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