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MiniJam126 Entry: Get the trains to their stations safely
Submitted by sattylion, Christian — 9 minutes, 16 seconds before the deadline
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Results

CriteriaRankScore*Raw Score
Concept#93.7783.778
Use of the Limitation#143.5563.556
Overall#193.3613.361
Enjoyment#253.0003.000
Presentation#383.1113.111

Ranked from 9 ratings. Score is adjusted from raw score by the median number of ratings per game in the jam.

Team members
satbot, dijonpigeon

Software used
Unity, Aseprite, Logic Pro, Audacity

Use of the limitation
Time is one of the two resources available to solve each puzzle

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I think this concept could be expanded to add things like velocity, acceleration, gravity, etc, throw that in a physics engine and it would be sick

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Good game, but other than trial and error it was hard to solve the puzzle. Nice work!

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A really nice, relaxing (well the crashing trains not su much hahaha) game. I agree with Stagfoo, it could've used a few hints at how to solve the puzzles. Nonethless, good game!

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Game was quite enjoyable, interesting mechanic for this theme. I like puzzle games and this one was lovely.

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Interesting concept! it was difficult to know how the train would react to the numbers I think if the track sprite design hinted to the player a consistent unit of measurement it would be more enjoyable solving the puzzle.

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Submitted(+1)

Crashed way too many trains, but we got there at the end:


Fun game! Quite hard and requires lots of trial and error. But you can also guess the correct amount of resources by visualizing how many blocks the train should move and then calculate V x T.

I really enjoyed playing this. Good job!

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