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A jam submission

Unpredictable ChemistryView game page

Find out what's inside the test tubes. Combine two chemicals to see a unique reaction
Submitted by Don Quixote — 1 day, 22 hours before the deadline
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Results

CriteriaRankScore*Raw Score
Originality#233.8893.889
Accessibilty#383.2223.222
Controls#393.4443.444
Theme#413.4443.444
Overall#413.4053.405
Audio#503.2223.222
Fun#513.2223.222
Graphics#583.3893.389

Ranked from 18 ratings. Score is adjusted from raw score by the median number of ratings per game in the jam.

Godot Version
4.2

Wildcards Used
N/A

Game Description
Find out what's inside the test tubes. Combine two chemicals to see a unique reaction

How does your game tie into the theme?
Every combination is unpredictable. You do not know in advance what your experiment may lead to. This can be a simple change in the color of the solution or an explosion

Source(s)
https://github.com/KutsikAlexander/UnpredictableChemistry

Discord Username(s)
donquixote8447

Participation Level (GWJ Only)
1

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Comments

Submitted(+1)

Really cute and fun puzzle game! Awesome that you did all the art and audio.

It took me a bit to figure out that the sink fixed the broken beaker– A small tutorial might have been helped with that! 

Great work!

Submitted(+1)

I really enjoyed the game. Very cool idea! It took me a little to understand the gameplay but once I did, I got hooked in trying out the combinations and solving the puzzles

Developer

Thank you for your feedback!

Submitted(+1)

Somehow it took me a lot of time to see the 'Notes' button, but after that the idea was easy to grasp.

I think the only problem is that, if I understand correctly, the levels are randomly generated, so there're some that have multiple solutions. Example:

Notes: 1+3 explosion, 1+4 explosion, 1+3 hexagons.

After some tests, I got these three cases, assigned each number and the unused flask I assign the 2 value, but it was wrong. Then I did more tests and realized that the 2 and 3 flasks behaved exactly the same.

Beside that, it's a very interesting game, congrats!

Developer

Thanks for the feedback!

Yes, all puzzles are randomly generated, but all the generated combinations are unique, and there is only one correct solution. I would appreciate it if you could add a screenshot of the notes where similar combinations give different reactions.

Submitted

I didn't think about taking a screenshot at the time, but if you've already noticed this, maybe I got the level/grades wrong.

Submitted(+1)

Really cool idea, this is giving me ideas for some games of my own :)

Developer

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Submitted(+1)

Very clever! I enjoyed the puzzles, what a well thought-out game. Nice clean graphics too.

Developer

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Submitted (1 edit) (+1)

I studied chemistry and just don't understand the game. No matter how much of which colour I take, sometimes a colour comes out, sometimes it bubbles, sometimes there are ice cubes in it and sometimes it explodes. I tried so many combinations, but at some point I didn't want any more. I like the detail that you can move the papers around in the background.

Developer

The point of the puzzle is pick the correct number for the test tube ("+" and "-" buttons above and below test tube, respectively). The mixing mechanic is more like a condition for the puzzle, not a solution. I wanted to add an interactive tutorial to the puzzle, but didn't do it because of luck of experiance and time.

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Submitted(+1)

The font size is a bit too small for me.
It took me some time to understand how the puzzle works,
That’s a very interesting puzzle

Developer

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Submitted(+1)

Pretty cool game! you did a good job on the logic here. I think another nice twist would be if you would be able to have results that are not unique so you actually have to test further / e.g. by using different combinations. Good job!

Developer

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Submitted(+1)

Nice idea, it fits the theme really well! I enjoyed playing this. The concept could be extended further if you could mix more than two chemicals together at once, and maybe add a limit to the number of flasks you are allowed to break.

Developer

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