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A jam submission

Packing HeroView game page

Save the power plant with your electric powers!
Submitted by Natural Power Games (@natpowergames) — 24 minutes, 31 seconds before the deadline
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How does your game incorporate the theme?
I was inspired by Urbosa in Breath of the Wild, but well I couldn't... display it much lol. She can shoot lightning on command by snapping her fingers.

In my game's loop, the user activates things by charging them with electricity, I added a SFX and some visuals to indicate this, also the user can't just shoot electricity all the time, they have a charge on the right side of the screen to indicate when they can use the superpower.

Cross Dimensional: I'm using several sprites as In-World UI indicators for things
Hope you guys like my little game, and good luck!

What bonus challenges did you complete?

Cross Dimensional

Did you use any sort of AI during the development of your submission?

No

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Comments

Submitted(+1)

It took me a bit to get the hang of it but had fun completing orders once I understood. The camera was annoying at times when it swiveled behind the building. The environment is cute and well done. Good job!

Developer

Thanks for playing. Yeah I thought having a cute environment with visible buildings and a street that made sense was important for the game feel :)

Submitted(+1)

This is cute! I’m a fan of how you’re using the assets and the fixed camera aspect of the game. I struggled a little bit with how exactly to pack boxes, but I think with some extra polish this one could be a lot of fun. Great job!

Developer

Thanks a lot! 

Submitted(+1)

Cool game :D The camera is awkward sometime but we can do with

Submitted(+1)

A quirky game with a lot of potential. Well made for the time limit too though the power sometimes felt a little unresponsive and the camera was slightly awkward. Good job!

Developer

Thanks mate! Yeah the finer details are always a pin in gamejams! Really appreciate the comment.