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A jam submission

Hue DirectiveView game page

“The path is fixed. The color is your choice.”
Submitted by devone (@devone_studio) — 2 hours, 17 minutes before the deadline
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Results

CriteriaRankScore*Raw Score
Gameplay#62.5562.556
Originality#62.8892.889
Use of Theme#72.6672.667
Overall#72.5562.556
Presentation#102.1112.111

Ranked from 9 ratings. Score is adjusted from raw score by the median number of ratings per game in the jam.

How did you use MCP for Unity?
Generated initial gameplay scripts, the script is Rapid and easy to make. I generated the core gameplay scripts for Hue Directive, including the automatic movement system, shooting mechanics, and color-switching logic.

Did you use any AI generated art assets in this game?

No AI was used to generate art

I created all art assets myself or have rights to use art made by someone else

How did you utilize the theme?
The player, enemies, and all projectiles remain confined to a single play area.
Core mechanics — shooting, color-switching, and turning — are all active within that one space, forcing players to constantly monitor and react to the entire battlefield.
Even UI elements like bullet color indicators and score are integrated into the same screen, making the game self-contained and instantly readable.

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Comments

Submitted (1 edit) (+1)

Good attempt! It needs a little polishing, but I had fun nonetheless! Just one suggestion:Using the space key for switching the bullet, that would feel lil  more ergonomic.

(+1)

Nice game. great gameplay

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Submitted(+1)

The game is fun and the idea is awesome, but what you do in the 10 seconds at start you will do the 10 minutes at final 

Submitted(+1)

I agree with the other comments. The difficulty could be increased, which would make the game more exciting. Also, it felt like enemies couldn’t be killed once they entered the play area — that’s how I died ='|

Submitted(+1)

Interesting.

I think it would benefit from a more marked increase in difficulty from one level to the next (more enemies, or needing more than one shot) and for the upgrades to be permanent.

Submitted(+1)

Need more difficult for this game