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| Criteria | Rank | Score* | Raw Score |
| Theme Implementation | #28 | 3.443 | 3.583 |
| Gameplay | #53 | 2.322 | 2.417 |
| Visuals | #57 | 2.482 | 2.583 |
| Overall | #66 | 2.335 | 2.431 |
| Audio | #68 | 1.681 | 1.750 |
| Fun Factor | #75 | 1.922 | 2.000 |
| Special Object Implementation | #76 | 2.162 | 2.250 |
Ranked from 12 ratings. Score is adjusted from raw score by the median number of ratings per game in the jam.
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you play as a scientist making clones of customers creatures, that are then sent as eggs
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I spent a stupid amount of time making the most exact copies I could. Made me focus with a strange intensity. Got 96%. I'm satisfied. I could see doing this with increasingly challenging objects.
Glad you enjoyed it.
You did better than me, I couldn’t get higher than 92% haha
Nice idea, as others have mentioned, polishing would add a lot, but I would like to add the following:
It does get boring after the 1st-3rd copy, depending on the person. I would have added a timer to get some action and pressure involved to fix this issue, and it would've definitely emphasized the "cheap" part of "cheap copy"; it could result in some hilarious fails.
Overall, it's quite good in concept; however, it lacks in audio and gameplay. I hope you had fun making it!
Play my game here if it interests you:
Thanks :)
yeh the music for some reason isn’t working on web… thats something I need to work out haha
ooo, a timer is a cool idea. I didn’t think of that. I’ll play your game now :)
For a game made within 3 days this is quite good , just more polishing to the game and it would be awesome.
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Thanks for the feedback.
Yeh I kind of wish this was a 30 day jam haha
Fun little game, was able to get a perfect score on my second creature.
It could be a lot more fun with a bit of audio and the UI controls being a little less clunky. Like showing a preview of the different options, or giving a way to quickly scroll through them.
Thanks for your review. I agree if I’d had a little more time, I could have made the UI tones better…
And fixed the background music… It works on desktop but not web lol
Also congrats on a perfect score… I honestly didn’t think.tgat would be possible
It wasn’t quite a perfect score, I got 97+ on all categories and it told me I got a perfect score haha. It did take me a bit of time but I was determined!
ah right yeh, anything over 90% it says is perfect, because 92% was the best I managed lol
It needs some finishing but it's a great base. Nice work
This is my game instead if you want to try it: EggHead
Thanks :) yeh, There’s certainly a lot more I’d like to do if I had more time to create it :) I’ll go try your game now
Cool idea, however I felt likegetting the color right was just a bit too tedious and took too much guess work. Liked the idea though!
Yeh, I guess as a photographer by trade the colour matching didn’t feel too bad to me.
Thanks for your feedback :)
Cool concept, but got a bit too boring after 2 creatures already. Having some music would definitely make it better.
100% agree on the music. I’d made a background track, but couldn’t get it to actually play for the life of me. Played fine on desktop, but not on web… Something I need to work out before my next jam I reacon.
thanks for your feedback.
The idea of creating copies is smart and funny but I think it needs a little bit more polish, especially with the precision that's required to get perfect score. The resolution is bit weird and I could still see the egg even though it was "off-screen". Overall, it's quite fun, I would make an egg copy to fool somebody's grandma.
Thanks for your feedback.
I think if I were to redo the game (or just had more time) there are some major bits of polish I would add to make it easier to get the perfect score. but maybe add a time bonus too.
The resolution is 720p. But I learned today, that in Godot 4.5, the stretch mode, for resizing and running on different screens defaults to disabled… it used to be “Viewport” which fixed that issue… Guess I need to remember to double check things like that