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A jam submission

RewinderView game page

Really Short Puzzle Game
Submitted by melumi, KGAS — 2 minutes, 23 seconds before the deadline
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Results

CriteriaRankScore*Raw Score
Theme#11082.4544.250
Game Design#12502.1653.750
Graphics#12752.1653.750
Audio#13431.7323.000
Overall#13711.9493.375
Innovation#13981.8763.250
Fun#16921.2992.250

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

In what way does your game fit the theme?
You rewind to finish puzzles

Did you write most of the code yourself and made all the assets from scratch?
No the sliding door sound was from the internet

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Submitted

Excellent level design! I appreciate how you carefully lead players through the first level to teach them basic mechanics and explain things. The idea is very interesting, because it's fun to watch the objects soaring through the air as you rewind them. Although, when they just lying down the first few seconds after the player hit "R", it feels like the rewind's not working.  Maybe you could show a progress bar, for example, to show that the rewind is actually in progress, even if the object is not moving. Nevertheless, good job! 

Submitted

Very interesting. It reminded me a lot of Portal, I assume that's what you were going for?

You are absolutely right, it is super short: definitely could have used a few more levels. Also, I didn't understand at first that you needed to face the object you want to rewind in order to do it... or at least it seems so! Some information about this in the tutorial would be nice. But it was nice that the object being rewinded glew yellow. Also, the physics were a bit weird! I clipped through the platform in the main level a lot more times than I would like, and I had to repeat the puzzle a lot of times because I could never climb on top of the small platform without falling.

Overall, though, it's a nice idea that could be explored further!