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LOOP BACK & STACK's itch.io pageResults
| Criteria | Rank | Score* | Raw Score |
| Enjoyment | #3636 | 2.968 | 2.968 |
| Audio | #4424 | 2.645 | 2.645 |
| Creativity | #4522 | 3.129 | 3.129 |
| Artwork | #6344 | 2.387 | 2.387 |
| Narrative | #7799 | 1.581 | 1.581 |
Ranked from 31 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?
You have to calculate value in a loop to get desired value.
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LittleGem Studios
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The idea is simple to understand and fun, I always like math games.
I would have liked it there were more levels or more complex levels with more time to answer but with harder arthmetic.
I liked that there was a 0 zero, which is totally useless, but it made me laugh.
Well done, I still had fun for the short duration of the game!
Interesting Idea, nice game.
If possible, can you please rate my game and leave a comment too?
A fun and neat little game! Nice work!
Neat and fun little math/card game!
I had to reload a few times to avoid bugs, but other than that, cool game :)
I seem to keep running into bugs, which is a bummer because the concept seems fun and arcade-y
My first playthrough, clicking on enemy cards when I had a higher card selected didn't seem to work
My second round, all my cards fell off the screen so I couldn't play lol
Sorry for the bugs , i am quite new to this , Reloading the page fixes some problems for some reason
nw, it happens to everyone, congrats on getting it done and submitted!
Really simple but really cool concept. The looping is a little tricky for me lol. Would be nice for when you do a deselect for that to split back up the cards instead of placing the combined card back in the deck bc I lost that way
This was a fun game and I had a great time playing, and It reminds me a bit of King's Pyramid (a solitaire variation). I felt the difficulty was inconsistent... Wave one had me combining multiple cards to make matches, and later waves didn't have me combining any at all. It was also annoying to have to refresh the page every time I wanted to try again. I thought I could alleviate that by exiting the game before I lost, but that cause a glitch to happen where I could win the game with one play, but I enjoy that tbh. I also didn't have a lot of opportunity to loop the card values.
Once I figured out how to play (I really should've fully checked the description) it was a fun little card game! Despite the mechanic of adding the cards together not being used too much, It was quite enjoyable nonetheless!
There was one bug where, when I lost, the cards didn't work when I clicked play again. Thankfully a refresh quickly fixed that. Other than that, everything worked well!
Very clever ideia and implementation of the them. Great job!!
Oh I like this a lot! Very creative gameplay, and nice use of the theme. Really got my heart pounding in a good way. Minor nit-pick, since I have to click the enemy card with my mouse, I often ended up with the card I was dragging being well above the enemy card. It would feel more intuitive if I could slap out a card when it's visually over the enemy card.
you are right , first i thought players would like to see what card they are clicking , but now i see creates some problems ,specially while stacking on own cards
In the description it says "Clear the opponent’s cards by playing cards of a higher value" - but don't you have to play the same value as the opponent.
Nice game, but sometimes I had the feeling that there was no right solution.
I completed once all 5 rounds, afterwards the game is stuck ^^
Yes you are right , i was being lazy . so i waited till the last moment to finish the game , and create the page , so got confused , also while making the kept level to 2 level and then at the end i changed it to 5 that must created some problem , Thankyou for your review
Cool idea! Maybe needs some balancing in terms of speed - probably a more meditative style would do, or a choice of speed for slow-clickers :)