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A jam submission

tiny cityView game page

64x64 px city builder
Submitted by John Le — 6 hours, 41 minutes before the deadline
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Results

CriteriaRankScore*Raw Score
Audio#2252.6442.818
Graphics#2352.9003.091
Gameplay#2422.5582.727
Overall#2462.9213.114
Authenticity (use of resolution)#2663.5823.818

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

Did you work in a team?
1 member. Pretty fun.

Was the resolution a challenge?
Plan the UI to both work adequately & be nice (enough) to use

What did you learn?
how to make a city builder (a more detailed one than the last one I made, but without people walking around)
I'd like to make more city builders in the future so this helps

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Comments

Submitted

It's amazing just how much you were able to pack into such a tiny resolution. There's a bit of a learning curve but I did figure it out—my city didn't, uh, do well, but I'm gonna come back and give this another go for sure!

Submitted(+1)

uh, there is  a lot of information on the screen one time for this low resolution! interesting take of genre for a jam, but a great little builder game

Developer(+1)

thanks man :)

Submitted(+1)

Thanks for putting that Earthquake warning on your page haha ^^ 
I'm sucker for city builders in general, I love the scaling mechanic so unique! I wish the scaling of power and water covered even MORE squares, like up to 2 tiles, though maybe you tested that and it was overpowered? :P Also I never found a remove tool? I had to do it perfect or restart from an error.

all that said fantastic game to make in such a short time, thanks a lot I enjoyed playing :)

Developer (1 edit) (+1)

lol thanks for playing. U can remove buidllings by scaling them down to level 0 :")))

I thought abt making the water & power areas bigger but I don't want them to be as big as the screen lol

Submitted

... -_-

Submitted(+1)

This is such a bold concept for 64x64! I sometimes struggled with the tiny interface, but I really admire what you've pulled off here, there's an impressive amount of systems at play!

Developer(+1)

thanks man, appreciate it :")