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A jam submission

Brick CarsView game page

​Minigame based on the racing car game of the Brick Game 9999 in 1 console.
Submitted by liconaj — 2 days, 2 hours before the deadline
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Results

CriteriaRankScore*Raw Score
Visuals#33.1625.000
Overall#52.7204.300
Theme#52.8464.500
Overall#52.8464.500
Complexity#52.2143.500
Gameplay#62.5304.000

Ranked from 2 ratings. Score is adjusted from raw score by the median number of ratings per game in the jam.

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Submitted

By the way, I noticed that you used two meanings of the word "console": game console and console application. It's funny. :)

Developer (1 edit)

I did it? Where? I can't see. I only remeber using the word "console" referring to the Brick Game, and I used the word 'terminal'  taking about the command line console application lol.

Edit: Now I see, you're right. I guess that word was the cause why some people get confused about the topic.  It seems to be somewhat contagious.

Submitted

Nice game with good implementation. I liked the color scheme. A very good project. There is a lack of display of already accumulated points. There is no feeling that you are achieving something until you die. It would also be nice to hear some kind of sound. I lost some FPS. But definitely a great project! Keep it up! Good luck to you!

Developer(+1)

Thanks! I agree with you respect points, but the problem is that I can't write with real fonts in the terminal since I use termloop in pixelmode. I may try putting it in the bottom side of the case xD. However, I'm thinking in remake it with a graphical framework using go, and adding sounds and other stuff. I have found golang so wonderful and I would like to learn more about it (even if that means lost some FPS sometimes, excluding my questionable rendering methods).