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A jam submission

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Convert the number to 24
Submitted by 一个小虎须丶 (@YiGenXiaoHuXu) — 10 hours, 34 minutes before the deadline
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Results

CriteriaRankScore*Raw Score
Educational Value – How well does it teach the theme subject?#13.8893.889
Fun Factor – Is it engaging and enjoyable to play?#13.7783.778
Creativity – Is the concept original or clever?#14.1114.111
Browser Playability – Was the game playable in the browser?#24.2224.222
Presentation – Art, sound, polish, and overall feel#33.5563.556

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

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Submitted

Really enjoyed playing your card game! I love how you use math calculations to reach the number 24 — it’s a clever and fun challenge that keeps the player thinking. Great job balancing strategy and simplicity!

Submitted

Something I loved about your game is the style of dealing and drawing playing cards could make this game an awesome option for an online/ paper-based TTRPG endeavors in schools and universities.

Submitted

I really enjoyed this one! The setup makes it more of a puzzle than a straightforward math practice, which was very engaging. I'd be interested to see what a multiplayer mode might look like!

Submitted

We really liked the concept and found it different and original. We think it’s interesting that it could also work as a physical card game. It’s a very calm game where you don’t have to keep an eye on the time and you can think about your move in a relaxed way, and the music reinforces that state of calm. As a suggestion, when the cards are fanned out, you can see the type of operation by the color but not the number, so you have to hover over each card to see that information. The number could be added in small print in the upper left corner.

Several times when selecting the level, it got stuck on the loading screen, but when we reloaded the page and selected it again, it loaded.