Cool concept.  Didn't realize it was 2 player initially, but that didn't stop me from playing it. I didn't see initially that you have plans to remove the RNG, and I believe that would really take the game to a new level.  Can't wait to see how this develops more!

the VOD is linked below, and will be available for 60 days:
https://www.twitch.tv/videos/2575958229?t=1h4m24s

This seems like an original take on the jam! Despite the RNG this could be a cool project form multiplayer. I also like the 3d effect of the red line. I'm interested if the games is actually 3d.

I liked the soundtrack, especially the intro.

I've been clicking tiles and seeing the bar move, but it's not clear to me how my choices impact the game. As seen in the comments, I'll look in a few weeks when it's more of a board game? 

Good times.

It's a decent concept, but honestly you're leaning a little too hard on the RNG. I can't find any way to predict what the color is going to be, or any specific skill to master; so it's kind of a coin flip each time. If you can add some kind of dexterity test or puzzle to getting a higher score, you may be on to something.
In fact, even briefly flashing the colors before hiding them and letting the player select—maybe with a timer so they have to hold it in memory—might fix this issue.

This was actually a really cool approach to the theme and I had a decent bit of fun playing against my friend (had to play through screenshare but basically the same thing!). The game feel overall was quite good, the music and audio is very fitting and it's a simple concept but you executed it really well. As others have mentioned, the decisions basically all being RNG can be very hit or miss but despite this, I think you've still managed to make it feel quite good!

Genuinely quite interested to see a bit more from this game in the future :) good submission!

Reminds be a bit of Battleship! I liked the sound design a lot. I tried for a long time to figure out if there was any tactics to win but I couldn’t really find any, but ended up winning anyway. Looking at the other comments and your responses, I don’t have much to add.

I think keeping some RNG in the initial picking of tiles can be fine, but I’d like some more input into my decisions. Maybe the scores for each tile are set at the beginning of the round but now shown, and stay the same across the entire match, and its about finding the highest value tiles and keeping some while exploring for more.

Good work though!

An interesting concept for a game. I've had issues with it being purely RNG but I gather by your replies to other comments that it wasn't your intention to be that way. I managed to totally dominate my opponent because I found a way to click and streak the mouse diagonally and it seems like if I clip things the right way, I can select more than 5 tiles. It would also be neat if each player could select from only their own side instead of the entire board. Love the soundtrack. Nicely done.

After reading your previous responses, It’s understandable that the core mechanic in this game has to be randomized. Still, I think this is a great proof of concept. With only some minor tweaks (that you’ve already mentioned) I believe this could be right at home on a party pack type deal like Jackbox or Warioware.

And big props for doing this as a one man band! I’m especially impressed with the sound and audio, you’ve achieved a great balance with the mix here. The music is very suitable for the game world, and is further elevated by the SFX choices you’ve made. Audio is the only thing I contributed on our project, so I pay close attention to it!

Great stuff. Will play this at work with my buddies on break!

I can see this game being great in three steps:

1. Make the tiles so that positioning of the chosen tiles matters, example: tiles have random score values, some tiles have zones around them (not necessarily squares, make varios shapes like tetris pieces) which somehow power up the tiles in the zone, when the source tile of the zone gets selected.
2. Make it so that at the begining of the turn tiles get randomized. 
3. Add SHORT timer to the players turn
4. Profit.

Well, that my take. I can't say anything else than others so... good job you made a working game!

There is no much more to add from the previous comments actually, I agree with everything, suprising to me seeing a multiplayer game in a jam (I didn't do many jams but this is the first multiplayer game I see).

I miss the single player thou, maybe an  AI that selects random tiles for 1 player mode would have done the job?  (since every hting is random it would have made sense I guess)

also to mention, the music selection was very appropiate! 

Nice to see a local multiplayer game in a jam!

Like some of the others have highlighted, i think some rules / differences in tiles would have been nice. Having some agency and choice in where i could place tile would feel a bit more engaging than a hidden value attached to a spot, especially on such a large grid. Perhaps a smaller grid could have helped alleviate that? Not sure!

It's a fun concept though, i liked the music and think with more refining and something to base your descisions on, it could be a neat 'lil game.

Game idea looks interesting, pretty original. Music feels nice pick for the game.

I little worried about RNG in the game, I would love to have some rules I can understand and follows it to achieve victory. When game is based on RNG any of my decision do not really matter, it's just luck. 

I like overall idea, just maybe some other system I could explain to second person and have fun.

Great work and congrats on your submission!

reminds me of battleship

Pretty fun game! I like how you made it a local co-op game, there's really not that many of them nowadays! Feels like a fresh idea. I do wish it wasn't 100% random, that would make learning the game more rewarding, but generally it was fun for a little bit, hype moments when you get tons of power and come back!