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A jam submission

Loopback ProtocolView game page

A small game made for GMTK2025
Submitted by Delta7Actual — 2 hours, 39 minutes before the deadline
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Results

CriteriaRankScore*Raw Score
Narrative#9963.2863.286
Creativity#20233.7143.714
Artwork#29643.2863.286
Enjoyment#34603.0003.000
Audio#58462.2862.286

Ranked from 14 ratings. Score is adjusted from raw score by the median number of ratings per game in the jam.

How does your game fit the theme?
My game applies it thematically with the Loopback process of a system querying and managing itself as well as in gameplay as the cells move around in a loop.

(Optional) Please credit all assets you've used
I used the JetBrains font pack and Bfxr for SFX.

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Comments

I really enjoyed the presentation! I love to see ascii art, and I the framing and gameplay matched well - it really makes you feel like spiderma- I mean, like a defragger. The added dimension of *avoiding* matching too many of one type is interesting. I appreciate the inclusion of a settings menu. One drawback is that you sort of have to wait around for a bit at the start for the belt to fill up. My first few attempts saw me running out of energy dragging boxes across empty space to try to make just one match and get some energy back.

Submitted

Very clever. This was the best game I played so far! I love the sorting mechanic and theme. It seemed simple a first, but when everything fills up the challenge ramps up nicely. Engaging.

Submitted

Interesting take on the match-3 style game. I like the overflow feature that stops you scoring too many of the same color. Adds a level of strategy

made me start to look at the same gender differently in new very special ways all and all very good game

Developer(+1)

WD_master123 huh, a master of what? You command only the fools… A fool among fools, truly some things never change.