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A jam submission

Digging AstrayView game page

Explore procedurally generated dungeons in the worlds first Sudoku strategy game!
Submitted by MellowMoose — 19 hours, 31 minutes before the deadline
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Results

CriteriaRankScore*Raw Score
Gameplay#43.6003.600
Creativity#44.2004.200
Art#44.0004.000
Theme execution#82.6002.600

Ranked from 5 ratings. Score is adjusted from raw score by the median number of ratings per game in the jam.

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Comments

Submitted

Definitely something you can build on! The "warrior" units seem to have limited range and didn't get on attacking the enemy units until they're pretty close. Also, impressive randomization!

Submitted

Also I wanna point out that I couldn't get the Mac version to start. It's being detected as a generic app

HostSubmitted(+1)

I liked seeing the different ways the level could be generated, and how it aligned with different valid sudoku boards! It wasn't immediately obvious to me if the numbers affected gameplay.

Developer

Hey thanks for playing! I'm glad you enjoyed the generated boards/dungeons, that was probably the trickiest part to implement! 


Unfortunately I didn't have time to add a proper tutorial but I'll keep that in mind for if I keep working on this game :) To put it briefly, revealing squares gives you resources to spawn more units as well as visibility (obviously) so you can tell if there's any threats or treasure there to plan accordingly. 

I'm trying to subtly encourage players to use the TNT to reveal squares as it's cheaper than the resources you get from revealing said square and keeps your grunts out of danger (in case there's a zombie swarm hiding behind said square) but perhaps I should provide a stronger incentive... 


Thanks for the playing the game and thanks for the feedback! :D