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A jam submission

Oceanside Order!View game page

Play through 8 memory puzzles. Make sure you get the order of items right!
Submitted by jreespuff, christian noble (@jetomoosic) — 19 hours, 23 minutes before the deadline
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Results

CriteriaRankScore*Raw Score
Design#213.0003.000
Overall#272.7952.795
Interpretation of the Theme(s)#292.8462.846
Game Mechanics#292.5382.538

Ranked from 13 ratings. Score is adjusted from raw score by the median number of ratings per game in the jam.

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Comments

Host(+1)

Really loved this interpretation of the theme and thought it was neatly pulled off! Also agree that a way to unselect an item by re-running over it might be nice, but enjoyed testing my recall!! Thank you so much for participating!

Submitted

Cute style! Initially was thrown off by the hitbox being on the pillar and not the item, and I will say that adding an option for the player the step on the check, or add a shortcut key for the button would make the game feel a little more smooth (feels rough on a trackpad lol). I enjoyed it though, found myself panicking a bit haha.

Submitted

Really cute game :) I was a bit confused at first because I thought I had to click the items, not walk over to them. Also it was very easy to select the wrong item and have to reset the level, a way to deselect items would have been good.

Submitted

This was really cool, and a great idea!

A few player experience thoughts here:

The way the tutorial was presented, I thought I was doing what I was supposed to and then found myself all out of sorts for a moment before realizing I had to click "check" a second time. One possible solution that came to my mind was to end the tutorial with a fadeout and fade-in, so it feels like the scene has been reset (you could even fake this with a quick texturerect/tween). 

It was easy to accidentally step on the wrong spot when walking between different ones. This could be solved with how they're arranged, or some way for the player to un-select items by walking over them a second time. 

Submitted

Very good, my memory needs to exercise more if I want to play well in hard mode hahaha very good

Submitted

I've realized that my memory needs some exercise. Nice pixel art!

Submitted(+1)

Very nice game! I thought it was very balanced difficulty and i liked the take on the theme