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| Criteria | Rank | Score* | Raw Score |
| Presentation | #1714 | 3.150 | 3.150 |
| Originality | #1941 | 3.185 | 3.185 |
| Overall | #2374 | 2.862 | 2.862 |
| Fun | #3393 | 2.250 | 2.250 |
Ranked from 200 ratings. Score is adjusted from raw score by the median number of ratings per game in the jam.
How does your game fit the theme?
The circuit is joined together throughout the different levels and all bulbs would lit if everything is correctly joined.
Did your team create the vast majority of the art during the 48 hours?
Yes
We created the vast majority of the art during the game jam
Did your team create the vast majority of the music during the 48 hours?
Yes
We created the vast majority of the music during the game jam
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I like your minimalist design. It's real satisfying when the wires glow up! The mechanics you chose to represent are self-explanatory and intuitive especially for people that know how to make circuits, but unfortunately your implementation is too simple for my taste. I just searched for every disjoint wire and clicked it until it glowed. It also seems like only one orientation is accepted, so I might visually have the wire in the right spot but it is in fact upside down.
Thanks, Phischerman for your feedback. We are happy that you liked the minimal design approached and found the glow feature satisfying. :)
The biggest thing with this game is that it needs a tutorial, other than that its visuals are solid and the gameplay has something going for it!
We will surely add a tutorial once we get a chance. Thank you for your feedback on the visuals, we really appreciate it.
For some reasons I can't get the last light to work. Aside from that, I had a relaxing experience with the game. Clean art and good use of lighting. Nice job!
We are happy that you are leaving with a relaxing experience. Thank you for commenting :)
Great visuals. I found out only on the second look that there is a second page. Maybe you could do a simple level for the start.
Thanks :) Sure we will update later.
We are glad you found the visuals pleasing. We will work on your feedback. Thanks for commenting. :)
I really like this game, but I wish that there was some sort of tutorial level
Thank you for stopping by and we will surely work on the feedback provided. Thanks again.
I am glad you liked it. We will make changes later one. Thanks for the feedback
cool game, really cool art style. I wish the lines were bi-directional though.
Yes, we are noting down all the feedbacks and we will make the changes. Thanks, sku11knight for your comment.
I am glad you liked it :) We will make changes for sure. Thanks :D
Cool game dude!
We are glad you enjoyed the game. Thanks!
Nice game. took me a little while to understand the lines only worked 1 way.
It would be a good idea to add a way to differentiate the line that can move and the ones that are fixed (color/texture).
good job ! :)
We will be making the changes once we are allowed to :). Thank you for your comment.
Looked and felt cool to turn the tiles, nice job
We are glad you liked the game. Thank you for commenting! :)
Quite a unique idea, good job!
Thank you Jquirky13 for your kind comment.
Hey! This game was pretty well made. I liked the way that these were all connected by a single power source, and flowed like a circuit. The only thing I had trouble with at first was the fact that the wires would only flow in one direction. But after that, its a nice ending to a visually pleasing puzzle game.
Thanks Vortex:) I am glad you liked it :D
We are glad that you liked the visuals. Thank you for commenting
Love it! Great little puzzle game!
Thanks! :)
The game is pretty decent, visually pleasing and a short, relaxing experience. The main issue for me was that I didn't know that the lines work one way at first - I thought had the proper set-up for the lines and none of them lit up, which was kinda confusing (I figured it out eventually :D )
We will surely make things better as we get a chance and we are happy that you found the aesthetics pleasing and relaxing. Thank you for commenting, Deav.
I couldn't get the last lamp to light up, but the game was relaxing
We are glad that you found the game relaxing. Thank you for commenting, Catelyn. :)
Really cool getting the light to glow by rotating the lines. Great idea :D
Thank you for commenting and letting us know what you liked about the game. :)
I wish there were more indicators on which path you can click. Pretty cool concept!
We thought to keep that a secret :D Thank you for your comment, DeCampanille! :)
Nice glowing visuals! Yeah, as many others I was confused by controls and the fact that conductor works in only 1 direction. I think you should put some instructions onto the game page :) Anyway, my congratulations and best wished to you guys!
Thanks for your comment. Yes, we have added the instructions to the game page. We will surely improvise the game with new concepts and visuals.
A bit weird that you have no indication when the line is connected but is on the wrong side! Make the game harder to play, but neat idea whatsoever!
Thanks Paul
I was a little confused to begin with. Seems like the connection lines only work one way. I do like how the click hitbox for the wires is a lot bigger than the wire itself. That made the game a lot less tedious.
Yes, the connection works one way. The hit box is large so you don't have to click on the object. Thanks for the comment!
I don't know why but the last lamp I couldn't light at all. I liked the idea but I think the game can be improved later, because it was very simple to find the answer (it was just spin until it lit), or, I did something wrong and didn't notice, since the last light didn't work at all . But congratulations on the idea =]
Hey Marina,
Thankyou :)
Yes, it is simple to find the answers at the beginning. We will surely add more levels once we can and make it more complex. Thanks for your comment.