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A jam submission

floating manufactoryView game page

physics based incremental game
Submitted by BrittleIsotope — 4 hours, 24 minutes before the deadline
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Results

CriteriaRankScore*Raw Score
Originality#53.5123.818
Theme#93.7634.091
Fun#102.6762.909
Audio#113.1783.455
Overall#132.9553.212
Controls#172.2582.455
Graphics#172.3412.545

Ranked from 11 ratings. Score is adjusted from raw score by the median number of ratings per game in the jam.

Godot Version
3.1.1

Source
no

Game Description
physics based incremental game

Discord Username
Perimetric#8472

Participation Level
1st time

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Comments

Submitted(+1)

Pretty good experience once I got the hang of it!

Not sure if I played it right but I did not see any need for jumping around (plus it is also very risky because if you fall off it's game over). So I played just with clicking and ended up with a score 1728 and gold 1654. Would be nice if there was some indication at the end as to whether that was a good run or not :)

Submitted

Game provides no feedback (except for money increasing) when package goes down. 
Also no reset and no option to speed up time in more boring periods (like "HOLD SPACE FOR 10x TIME").
Visiblility of black font on a blue background (price list) is bad.
Besides, this price list feels like should not even exist.

Core-wise what is missing is some economical mechanics which gets triggered on physical contact or adjacency.

The approach however feels promising. Keep it up!

Submitted(+1)

The game overall was pretty cool. I did feel like it was a little easy to fall off, but once I learned to cope with that I enjoyed the game for a little bit.

Submitted(+1)

Pretty unique mechanic of stacking the blocks and getting more resources. Makes you think about the space you use. Could make it more interesting by getting more resources if you stack higher?