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A jam submission

SnowfallView game page

Submitted by KeyCow, redeclaw
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Results

CriteriaRankScore*Raw Score
Use of theme#163.2863.600
Art & Audio#173.1043.400
Presentation#292.7393.000
Overall#302.6662.920
Gameplay & Enjoyment#312.5562.800
Use of prerequisite#451.6431.800

Ranked from 5 ratings. Score is adjusted from raw score by the median number of ratings per game in the jam.

Ziva

No

Wasn't made with Ziva

GameMaker

No

Wasn't made with GameMaker

Easel

No

Wasn't made with Easel

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Comments

Submitted

The music was really cool :D I also liked the chill nature of the gameplay loop. It would be cool to have more events and such but overall a really solid entry!

Submitted(+1)

this was a very endearing experience. I honestly feel taken aback a bit. at first I just thought: "what a cool idea! man, could you imagine what a cool game it would be, if you could actually see them grow individually and not just as a png?" an when I realized that's actually what you did here and based on real scientific facts no less - well I was beaming and played round after round. thanks a lot for this experience.

if anything I would say: make the visualization of the individual growth even more the centre ofthe game. it's cool that you gamified the process, but it the generation of each snow flake is still the star imho.

Developer (2 edits) (+1)

The original idea for the game was with a singular snowflake and we decided to pivot after the ‘mirrored mechanics’ prerequisite was revealed. It’s incredible to hear that you would like a more simulation centered experience out of the gameplay and that the original vision wasn’t entirely lost.
Thanks for playing our game :)

Submitted(+1)

A really unique take on symmetry! The gameplay loop was really cool and the music was super chill (haha). Watching the snowflakes grow into bigger and more complex shapes was really interesting.