Really well-designed mechanics and good progression. New mechanics are introduced just as I got used to the previous one. Nice visuals too. :)
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| Criteria | Rank | Score* | Raw Score |
| Gameplay | #2 | 4.182 | 4.182 |
| Innovation | #16 | 3.818 | 3.818 |
| Overall | #22 | 3.909 | 3.909 |
| Audio | #48 | 3.614 | 3.614 |
| Graphics | #119 | 3.386 | 3.386 |
| Theme interpretation | #206 | 2.818 | 2.818 |
Ranked from 44 ratings. Score is adjusted from raw score by the median number of ratings per game in the jam.
GitHub repository URL
https://github.com/MrBundles/Game_Off_2020.git
Theme interpretation
Each Level is a day closer to a literal Moonshot.
You are preparing for an upcoming rocket launch, and you have the most important job of all.
Comments
Good level design. I feels like every level uses something new, and the text on the screen helps knowing what to do.
Submitted
Lucky MoonShotI like 1st level tutorial. Unfortunately the 2nd level was super confusing for me. The "Red Cell" was red square for me. You should be more explicit about what you mean, e.g. "red bar on the bottom of the screen" or maybe draw an arrow pointing the bar. Another confusing thing was that sometimes if I click on the bar nothing happened, sometimes the time was rewound. I had to go back to level 3 to understand it. It's explained, but the level doesn't require understanding it to pass. I'm still not getting the game as I can't pass the 5 level, because the time I can reverse the belt movement the block is already on the floor. Maybe I'm just too dumb to play it. The game looks really interesting and unique, but I'm just unable to grok it.
Submitted
MoonshotThanks for the feedback, and no you're not the only one having issues with understanding the game mechanics :)
The UI was definitely a weak point of the game and everyone is having some difficulty getting a handle on how things work.
That "Red Cell" issue in particular is definitely confusing to most people.
Things for me a learn and use for my next game.
Thanks again and good luck with the Jam!
Amazing concept! I really enjoyed playing it. Also the progression is very nice, that way if feel like I understand what I’m doing and I feel smart as a player. Overall it’s a very nice game with a great potential for a commercial release!
Please revisit the timeline ui to make it more obvious between activated/deactivated. Congrats for your entry!
Submitted
GolflyI love this - a game I can sit back and take my time with. The tutorials were perfect. And toward the end there were a few puzzles I had to plan out a bit. Only room for improvement is maybe adding more levels and a bit more challenge. Good job.
Submitted
Lumi and the Dark NightThat was a lot of fun- I thought the mechanic was pretty neat and there was a lot of depth towards the end :)
I did hit a minor bug; your physics update interval doesn’t seem to be the same as the timeline update interval, which means that if your computer is struggling these can come out of sync and your pieces don’t make it to the right position before the timeline enters the next grid. But I solved that by not running in fullscreen :D
Even so- I had fun getting to the end :D
Submitted
Another MoonshotWow. really great puzzle game, loved the mechanics, the rewind effect and how it works the UI every time you change something, so intuitive, although the puzzles are quite easy the last level demonstrates there's plenty of elements to make more complicated ones. The graphics are simple but work well (I miss some background, but that's fine) and the music is really nice. Amazing entry for the jam, glad to see more Godot games every year!
Submitted
MoonWitchesGreat puzzle game! :-D
I really liked the mechanics and the music.
The game can use some polish with some animations and it can be something I would buy
Submitted
MoonarchistsA really fantastic submission. Reminds me of other "programming" games like SHENZHEN I/O or Human Resource Machine. Really sharp graphics and audio, and I'm blown away by the time manipulation / replay feature. I'll be pulling the project to dissect how you did that in Godot for sure! My only gripe would be that the physics are sometimes not quite deterministic. On the final puzzle with the arm to pick up the green triangle I tried the "correct" solution, only for it to not work (green triangle got stuck on the goal, preventing the arm rotating). However, going back to the start of the timeline and simulating from the beginning made it work. I think this could be mitigated with more playtesting and changed level design though. Overall, really nice, I can imagine it being a very successful tablet game.
Submitted
Blood Moona level of polish is amazing.
For a game like this, the biggest possible mistake is that it gets repetitive. but you solved this so effectively with that masterpiece of a timeline the rewind system so clean.
how you kept it this bug free is a mystery to me.
GREAT WORK!!!!
Submitted
Set A LightThanks for the feedback!
That rewind mechanic is simple in principle, a bit messier in practice.
Each object just stores it's position and orientation in an array and when you're dragging the timeline around the objects just update themselves based on that array.
The issues come with trying to make the physics engine play nice with the rewinding.
Thanks again, and good luck with the jam :)
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