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A jam submission

Let's Build a Dough FactoryView game page

Submitted by BlobbyJan87 — 5 hours, 15 minutes before the deadline
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Results

CriteriaRankScore*Raw Score
Art#63.5833.583
Theme#63.8333.833
Originality#123.0003.000
Overall#123.0833.083
Sound#172.6672.667
Gameplay#202.3332.333

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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Seeing the dough roll down for the first time genuinely made me happy. Agree with others that the start felt a bit slow but it’s such an addictive game once it gets going! Soft body physics is so cute with silly faces. Amazing work!

Submitted

I beat the game and had a good time with it. The music was nice, I liked leaving it running while I was making dough, then coming back to buy upgrades.

Submitted

I like the vide. The start felt slow, but other than that, I like the art and the soft-body physics is a nice touch

Submitted

The music loop is quite repetitive. I did enjoy watching the dough roll around with the later upgrades though.

Submitted

I like the idea. It would be great if the progress was sped up, especially at the start. I felt like I was waiting too long to get the initial upgrades. But has potential for sure.

Submitted

I like the way this game looks, I have to agree that the pacing feels sluggish but cool idea nonetheless. Keep it up!

Submitted

Like the idea, and the little dough blob, the visuals are very appropriate too. I did feel the progression, especially in the beginning was on the slow side (which meant I got annoyed at the music loop!)

Would be great to see a version where there's  a little more animation from the different factory elements, a bit of extra visual interest. And to avoid the music getting too repetitive you could build it up over time at each upgrade add another 'instrument' or tune?

Anyway, cute little game, sadly it crashed before I could get all the upgrades