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A jam submission

Power Lift AssociatedView game page

Take on the controls of a 3D printer from inside the control panels of the machine
Submitted by bieere, tyzor, limeonade — 5 hours, 10 minutes before the deadline
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Results

CriteriaRankScore*Raw Score
Creativity#50382.4982.818
Overall#57112.1492.424
Style#57232.0952.364
Enjoyment#61391.8532.091

Ranked from 11 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?
Build towers by adjusting piece scales

Development Time

96 hours

(Optional) Please credit all assets you've used
- Kenney Assets

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Comments

Submitted

As a 3D printer owner, I swear that this is actually what's going on inside there. Cute little game, I like the way you look around and physically have to pull the levers to change the sizes of the parts - that always feels good! Well done to your team!

Submitted

Cool idea for a game! I had some trouble connecting the scale I was looking at to the scale of the objects you were making. I wonder if having the parts you've previously made remain in the world would help with the reference. The visuals of the game were very well put together and I think that for such a short time this is a great start for a game! Great work!

Submitted

I really liked the idea, and the gameplay was fun, although slightly hindered by the fact that the mouse sensitivity was very high, which made it difficult to switch between controls after multiple were added. 

Clever Idea and loved the thought that you could see a town being built! I wish it got to the more advanced controls sooner/there was a way to "submit" a shape early!

Submitted

Was a bit confused how to tell how big the object needed to be, it seemed whatever size I chose the block would be dropped, hard to tell how well I was doing.