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A jam submission

Power FactoryView game page

Think fast, throw faster
Submitted by Daniel — 12 minutes, 52 seconds before the deadline
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Power Factory's itch.io page

How does your game incorporate the theme?
Players throw numbered packages into machines that raise them to different powers to create the target numbers needed for orders

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

Yes

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Submitted

It's actually a pretty good game, really loved the mechanics and the gameplay was just smooth, but my math was not matching, I only got like 2 correct orders in my playtime, quite hard but I found a glitch that if you hold a box and look down you will start to fly, using rigidbody??

Developer(+1)

😂 Yep got that rigidbody right, and I should have made it easier.

I made a new version that makes the game much more playable fixed the flying bug, and makes the difficulty get harder over time. 

I will upload it when the jam is over.

Anyway thanks for playing.

Submitted

Can you please explain how the math in your game works? I liked your game and would love to play more, but I don't understand how to do the math. 🤗😀

Developer

Sure,

You place a package in a machine, each machine has it's own number.

So if you throw a package with the number 2 into the machine with the number 4

This what will come out will be

2x2x2x2 = 16 

Submitted(+1)

Fun game, I am not great at math, but I enjoyed this one. Physics are good and I like the game loop

Overall, well done!

Developer

Super appreciate the feedback 😃 

If you have anything you think can be improved on please let me know, I want to make at least another update now after the jam finished.

Submitted

Sometimes I wouldn't get the block I need from the shoot if there was a way to add two blocks together and then multiply them I think that would be good.