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A jam submission

Power Of TwosView game page

A child of snake and sokoban, raised by a math professor in a dungeon
Submitted by MJ-12 (@mj12dev) — 9 hours, 45 minutes before the deadline
Rated by 11 people so far
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How does your game represent "Power"?
Literally has the power of two

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Submitted

I like this unique idea of yours! Tho my brain was on idle mode while playing so I didnt really do any mental counting  except just pressing the buttons hahahahaha. But i still enjoy playing it nevertheless XD

Developer

Understandable! :)

Submitted(+1)

extremely cool puzzle game. it's pretty hard - i got stuck at level 8, but this is such a fun and simple idea.

Developer

Thanks you! It's hard to balance such games

Submitted(+1)

i actually went back and tried again and got to 11, and i hope you take that as a compliment for how badly i wanted to finish the game haha.

Developer

Haha, nice

Submitted(+1)

Thank you for giving me the opportunity to de-rust my mental math abilities!

Developer(+1)

Haha, don't mention it

Submitted(+1)

Really cool idea! The levels felt a bit like trial and error later on, though the 'a-ha' moment of understanding the mechanics was great!

Developer

Merci! There is logic between each level, but it needs time too see.   

Submitted

Extremely clever idea for a puzzle game. The simple levels were very engaging and fun!

I wish the puzzles focused more on the addition and multiplication, though. Once I started using ^2 the numbers became so big that I couldnt do the math in my head. So I was just figuring out which sequence of buttons I had to hit through trial and error rather than engaging with the puzzle.

Great job! Great presentation!

Developer

Thank you very much! Big numbers also follow the math, e.g.  when you do x2 there is a rotation of the last digit between 2,4,6 and 8

Submitted

I meant for ^2, mostly. If I have 2642, for instance, I dont know how many digits I will have when I use the ^2 button.

Developer (1 edit) (+1)

Fair enough, I think If I add 'undo' it would make life easier. 

Submitted(+1)

nice artwork on this one! good job

Submitted

Very well done, looks like one of those games that could convince a math teacher to let you play in class

Developer

I hope it will! Thank you 

Submitted(+1)

love the game! i've been on a tile based puzzle click recently and this was a delight! might come back to finish it after rating other games

Developer

Thank you, sounds great!

Submitted(+1)

Polished decently

I am not sure if this is by design, most likely because I dont find maths fun, but I ended up just finding the sequence of button presses over doing the maths

That being said the idea of the game is good, the idea that you get more decimal spaces by going into negatives also felt like a click moment

I guess I am not a puzzle game enjoyer, but for those that are I think they would definitely appreciate this game

Also, I am unsure of this is a problem with the build or being a webbuild, but it lags like fark when on the infinity level

Developer (1 edit)

Thank you! Yes, I get it about the fun, personally my brain is wired for this.

Yep, the game is unoptimized as hell. 

Also, in the last two levels there are function doors (requirement as math expression), they force you to do math.