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A jam submission

Red Makes Them RageView game page

Solve puzzles by making a bull charge at objects!
Submitted by SirTartarus — 14 days, 10 hours before the deadline
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Results

CriteriaRankScore*Raw Score
Design#24.0004.000
Uniqueness#24.5004.500
Fun#33.0003.000
Hardness#33.5003.500

Ranked from 2 ratings. Score is adjusted from raw score by the median number of ratings per game in the jam.

What is the game about?
Use red paint to make a bull rage and charge at boxes to solve puzzles

Any other extra info?
I DO NOT LIKE BULLFIGHTS, want to make that clear. This game represents how the bull is an innocent animal, and will only attack if forced to do so (being stabbed by someone or, in this game, forced by the red making him rage). Even more, It´s pretty obvious the objective of this game since it´s about forcing the bullfighter and the bull to cooperate and not to fight. Thats all :D Enjoy

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Submitted(+2)

The puzzles are okay, but some can be beaten easily: I beated the fifth level accidentally, because the bull went to follow another red spot near the entrace after putting the block in the button, avoiding hitting the player for some reason.

But the main problem I see with this game is that the mechanics are a bit off. Sometimes, the blocks are pushed harder than others, some times they can traspass walls. And there are a lot of levels where I kept replaying constantly, because even though I knew how to beat them, the bull went in a diferent dirrection from where I planned because I put the red spot a centimeter out of place.

Other thing, in the first level, and when the player gets hit by the bull, the screen goes white. I guess it's just a bug that only happens to me, and there are supposed to play animations like the one you showed up on Twitter.

The strongest part of this game are the visuals as always. I apreciate how you try to give a different aesthetic in each of your games to tell them apart easily.

Good luck in the jam! :)