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A jam submission

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Tablebots roll out!
Submitted by Ventricolodx — 8 hours, 35 minutes before the deadline
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Team Name
Un-Lock Studio

Game Name
Tablebots

Link to Gameplay Footage
https://drive.google.com/file/d/1ufGXfORHywpypLSutEkqkOKYh0MDJnfo/view?usp=sharing

List any content that was created before the jam.
Game sounds (except for bot voicelines) because they were collected from Pixabay and Mixkit

Gameplay Instructions
Mouse and Keyboard:
Movement [WASD]
Jump [Spacebar]
Power Off [Left Shift]
Reset [R]
Menu [ESC]

Gamepad:
Movement [Left Stick]
Jump [Face button bottom]
Power Off [Face bottom right]
Reset [Face button up]
Menu [Start]

Which Engine version did you use to create your entry?
5.3.2

What platform is your game built for?

Windows

Which Theme did you created your game based on?
Here we go again

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Comments

Submitted

A sweet and well made and fun little puzzle game. I overall liked it. 

Developer(+1)

Thanks a lot! I'm glad you liked the puzzles.

Submitted

Fun game with great visuals! The puzzles are very interesting and I liked the animations and the physics of the robots! Nice game!

Developer

Thanks, very appreciated!

Submitted

Cute game! The square friction mechanic is really fun, and I liked the physics, walking animation, and the puzzles — all nicely done. I finished the game, though I didn’t manage to collect all the processors.

Developer

Thanks a lot for the appreciations! It's not easy to collect them all, but it's definetly possible.
I will try your game soon!

(1 edit)

A very nice little puzzle game, a well-balanced difficulty level, and the simple mechanics still allow for engaging and non-trivial puzzles. The art style has a lot of charm, especially the protagonist. Great job!

Developer

Thanks! This means a lot when said by a Level Designer!