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A jam submission

Exponential LocomotionView game page

Console based incremental game about trains.
Submitted by JOrbits (@JOrbitsGames) — 3 days, 3 hours before the deadline
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Results

CriteriaRankScore*Raw Score
Enjoyment#5213.9253.925
Artwork#13203.8403.840
Creativity#22493.6703.670
Audio#24043.1253.125
Narrative#25702.6462.646

Ranked from 1108 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?
Trains go around in a loop.

(Optional) Please credit all assets you've used
see description for full credits (none at the time of writing this)

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Submitted(+2)

Mark if this is not in your video you have bad taste

(+1)

My favorite so far!

Submitted(+1)

Made it to the end but decided to keep going to see which would happen first between the game crashing, my ears bleeding and my soundcard giving up... but I won't spoil the surprise for anyone else who wants to try.

Great game!

Submitted(+1)

Yes. The UI is amazing, and the sound design perfect. I love the vibe. Good job !

Submitted(+1)

Yeaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaah this is my kind of gameeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeee i love it

Submitted

This game is so fricken addictive. I loved that when you bought higher-level things, it opened new parts of the UI. I enjoyed seeing all the researchers running around to make me profit :P
The reward for finishing the game was great too

Submitted

Interesting take. I appreciate the rhythym of the sound effects as you scale up.

Submitted

Enjoyed the musical chaos of the loops !

Submitted

I love it!

Submitted

Good game, the particle accelerator is cool!

Submitted

Addictive, simple and satisfying

Submitted

Ok. This can run in the background while I'm doing other things.

Submitted (1 edit) (+1)

The aesthetics here are super unique. You managed to cram a ton of information into one screen without making it overwhelming. The research section honestly gave me Conway’s Game of Life vibes. Are you a frontend developer in disguise? 😄

The game took me through a whole journey of stages:

  1. Oh no, it’s a cookie clicker.

  2. Wait. It’s about trains?!

  3. Upgrading trains and stations is creating some weirdly satisfying harmonic patterns.

  4. Oh no, now it sounds like an alarm.

  5. Why do I need a chemist again?

  6. Wait... are we going to space?

  7. SPACE!

It was a wild ride, and I genuinely enjoyed watching the chaos escalate. I recorded my playthrough and will upload it after the voting period.

BTW 10:42 

Developer

Looking forward to seeing your playthrough!

Submitted

I love the art style, upgrading your trains feels very satisfying

Submitted

I'm gonna hear those biping noises in my sleep, won't I ?

Super addicting game !

Submitted (1 edit) (+1)

Wow, what a unique and fun game!! I really appreciate how noticable the upgrades are and that they don't increase things by 0.1% or something but with actual, visible growth. :D The visuals are super clean, simple but brilliant, the progression is awesome, the researched items are funny and the overall game has so much aesthetic and character.

Really impressive work!

(7 m 37s :D)

Submitted (1 edit)

Love the concept, got me really hooked! I would love to play more content after conquering the interstellar space.
also, Check my game too!

Submitted(+1)

6m31s for my first try! I'm definitely going to be coming back though.

Great way to do the theme, and just brilliantly designed honestly. The way the screen populates, the satisfaction of building your train empire, and the sfx to make it all sound so calculated. Awesome entry

Submitted(+1)

Loved the aesthetic ! Reached the end in 10m54s !

Submitted(+1)

One of my favorites. Because I'm a Linux user and I love the terminal!

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