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| Criteria | Rank | Score* | Raw Score |
| Presentation (graphics, audio) | #359 | 2.411 | 3.286 |
| Fun | #390 | 1.992 | 2.714 |
| Originality | #414 | 2.201 | 3.000 |
| Theme | #433 | 1.887 | 2.571 |
Ranked from 7 ratings. Score is adjusted from raw score by the median number of ratings per game in the jam.
How does your game represent Mode?
It uses the mathematical meaning of 'mode'. The player(s) must ensure they have the most (the modal number of...) cows in a field in order to gain points.
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I liked the tiles and placing them. The art is very good too.
I liked the tabletop style of the game. Reminded me of placing Settlers of Catan pieces. Was fun just to place some tiles. I only wish I had a song to listen to while I tried to corral some cows!
I like the presentation a lot. The zooming in and out towards the board works really well, and the graphics reminds me of those rare cool tactile minigames you see in Mario Party, which I always wished were made into full games. It's cool to see an upgraded version of that "draw a box around a region on a dotted piece of paper to get points for each full box" game which I used to play a lot with my mom as a kid. I tried it solo but it seems like it'd be fun to play with multiple players for sure, seems like there's lots of strategizing to be had.
Thank you very much! I probably spent too much time making the presentation smooth instead of working on making an AI opponent! I used to play the paper/box game as well! I never thought of the similarity. In fact, my game is heavily influenced by the great board game, Carcasonne. If you've not tried that, I recommend it highly. Thanks again for taking time to try my game! :D
Just a note to say that I don't think this aligns to all the rules of the jam very well. In particular, the rule "Single player only" which I didn't really take in. I had meant to add AI opponents which would have effectively made the game single player, but I ran out of time to implement it. Good luck everyone!