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A jam submission

FlåtpaçkView game page

Build flatpack furniture to make your room more comfy!
Submitted by rsreds — 3 days, 12 hours before the deadline
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Results

CriteriaRankScore*Raw Score
How good was the level design?#23.8853.885
Did the difficulty seem fair?#33.7693.769
Was it fun to play this entry?#53.8083.808
Overall#53.7233.723
How well implemented were the quick time events?#74.0384.038
How multifunctional was the level design?#133.1153.115

Ranked from 26 ratings. Score is adjusted from raw score by the median number of ratings per game in the jam.

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Submitted(+1)

I also mirror the amazing comments, a top game, with phenomenal delivery! Congratulations!

Submitted(+1)

What a fantastic game! Hands down I love everything about this. Going from 2d to 3d views was not expected and just what a wonderful way to make this game! Also I'm wanting to understand how you coded the mouse click and drag in a clock wise motion to register?? 

Developer(+1)

You are so kind :) For the drag I check if you are holding the mouse and adding the position of the mouse to an array. Then some linear algebra to find the fit function and if it’s close enough to the direction of the arrow. For the circle same thing but I compute the barycenter and sum the angles between two points. if the sign changes you are changing direction if you do a full 360 I count it as passed.

Submitted(+1)

MATH! hahaha That sounds awesome!! Thank you for telling me! I got some homework to do then!

Submitted(+1)

It was a really cool experience playing this game. the 2d art style combined with the 3d like animation was simply amazing. the Qte implementation was a masterclass, pure genius! Everything felt so polished and fluid. The only issue I ran into was while rotating the mouse, as sometimes the game wouldn’t register my input. But even with that minor hiccup, it’s an incredible game that was a joy to play.

Developer

Thank you very much for the amazing comments. I definitely need to rework the circle qtes. :)

Submitted(+1)

So good

Submitted(+1)

really creative game, nice

Submitted(+1)

**Sorry accidentally deleted the comment hence sending it again**

Wow that is a nice clean looking game simple stylized clean polished graphics. The music is nice and relaxing too kind of helps to prevent you from raging out while trying over and over again to do the four torn screws i think on the stool. That was quite a tricky one to do them in time and the last to with reverse turns was a nice touch. Sound effects were good as well.

Thanks it was a nice little experience i was almost a little bit when i wasn't allowed to build Lilly yet.

Submitted(+1)

Fun furniture building game, the QTEs fit with the vibe of the game and the art was really great. Well done!

Submitted(+1)

Awesome work!

Art-style is amazing and this was such a smart direction on the theme!

I really enjoyed the game, as a fellow Ikea lover. 

Well done :D

Submitted (1 edit) (+1)

I love the art style, it's beautiful. A really interesting and unique take on the jam theme. I struggled with the spinning QTE on a trackpad, but other than that a really fun interesting game - well done :)

Submitted(+1)

Poor Lilly. She's been a nonexistent cabinet for the last 600 years...

Design, style, music, I can't think of a single thing that feels out of place here. There's some balance issues as others have mentioned, but if balance is the only thing holding you back, you have a great game on your hands. I'm most impressed by the (I'm sure custom) models so that the camera follows the build in 3D space. That's such a nice touch that makes it feel like an actual item being built instead of just some mouse clicks. 

Great job! 

Developer(+1)

I embarked in the very stupid process of trying to learn blender for those models 😅 Luckily most of them are just stretched cubes and I was able to hide the most glaring problems 😂 😂 😂

I think I’d do a short devlog on the camera because I think more than one person was interested. Thanks!

Submitted(+1)

Loved the vibe here and the QTE implementation was on point, fantastic work!

Submitted(+1)

This is madly great and satisfying? I NEED MORE! I need more furnitures, more QTEs, more everything. I mean, this game has plenty than enough as it is, but still :') I loved it.

Developer(+1)

Oh my god. Thanks for the great compliment ❤️

Submitted(+1)

A perfectly polished little experience in my opinion!:) Outstanding Job!!:) 

Submitted(+1)

this was a really interesting idea and the execution was so clean. i'm embarrassed by how difficult of a time i had with the spinning qte lol. i really enjoyed watching fun guy's room come together. really good job :)

Developer

Yeah that was indeed more though than it should have been. I need to rebalance it. Thanks for the great comment 😊

Submitted(+1)

Nice work, felt very IKEA/Swedish!

Cabinet to the left wasn't available. Is that a score thing or did I get to the end?

QTE's were challenging but doable. 

So for the times/accuracy, a leaderboard would make it feel more relevant than simply completing the piece.

Good entry!

Developer(+1)

Yeah sorry, you got to the end. I didn’t have time to make the bookcase. Glad you enjoyed what was there!

Submitted(+1)

This is just the best idea to use QTEs for. Great job! The animations were so smooth at the style is great!

Developer

Thank you. Too kind 😊

Submitted(+1)

MM, I liked smooth animations.

Submitted(+1)

Elegant and beautiful, just like the IKEA instructions!

Submitted(+1)

:) very good, sell this idea to ikea and make actual online assembly tutorials people can "play" they would save a lot of money on NOT printing paper.

Developer(+2)

I think that if I get in contact with IKEA is because they are suing me 😂 Thanks for the review!

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