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A jam submission

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My GameDevTV gamejam 2026 entry
Submitted by stefanoblitz — 1 day, 23 hours before the deadline
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Results

CriteriaRankScore*Raw Score
Mechanics#323.9673.967
Fun#633.8003.800
Theme#704.3004.300
Overall#973.7673.767
Music#1393.4333.433
Aesthetics#3003.3003.300
Story#3782.1002.100
Sound#3912.5332.533

Ranked from 30 ratings. Score is adjusted from raw score by the median number of ratings per game in the jam.

How many people worked on this game in total?
1

Did you use any existing assets? If so, list them below.
Music

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Submitted(+1)

Great 3D take on the classic pipe puzzle game, cood controls, great level progression, lots of fun.

Submitted(+1)

Pretty fun game, it fits the theme very well! And I made it to the end! 😎
Full-screen mode would be cool

I liked the music, but it stopped playing after a few minutes.

Submitted(+1)

Very cool and neat game. I loved the idea of rotating cube to solve a maze. Something different from traditional games. Maybe add some sfx on level completion and maze square rotation.

Submitted (1 edit) (+1)

Interesting interpretation of the theme. The reason this one stands out is because of its 3d nature. The puzzles were a smooth sail. I like the idea a lot and these types of games actually help you a lot to relax. Awesome job! If you were going for casual, relaxation type of game, you absolutely nailed it. A little bit of visual effects(sparks/electric current) and a little bit of sound effects related to what is happening in the game, and this would turn into a great game.

Submitted(+1)

It’s really clever how you used blocks and piping to design around the theme!

Submitted(+1)

interesting concept adding a new dimension to the usual rotate pieces formula, have to say though I added this to my "play later" collection with the old cover image I probably wouldn't  have played it if I had the AI image when I first saw it, I think a better solution to make it more interesting is to add the 3d model of the motherboard in the foreground with the old cover image as the background imo.

Submitted(+1)

Cool game! I really like the puzzles and the way you represent them! I could definitely keep on playing if there are more levels. A bit more juice on the tile rotation and the mechanics overall would have madfe it way better but other than that, awesome work!

Submitted(+1)

Truly incredible entry! I'll be honest, I've seen a bunch of "connect this with that" kinds of games in this jam, but this one truly stands out.

Why? The presentation of the puzzles. The way you rotate the cube and inspect the tiles is fun in and of itself. The game is well balanced, easy to understand, and easy to get into.

I'd really love to see more levels added to the game.

Great work!

Submitted(+1)

Another solid puzzle game! (There seems to be a lot this jam.)

Just two feedback:

  1. I agree with one of the comments below about adding an audio feedback to when a tile is being rotated.
  2. Maybe a particle effect on the bulb and then a slight pause before the puzzle complete screen appears.
Submitted(+1)

Addictive puzzle, I wanted more.  The music was great!

Submitted(+1)

It was fun to complete. The music was fitting and great. Very good way to add this type of puzzle. It must have been fun to make too!

Submitted(+1)

I really like the concept with the cube rotation for this, it was super cool to move around the puzzle in 3D. And the fact you were able to accomplish multiple levels for this as a solo dev is incredible.  Loved the music choices too for both the menu and gameplay. This something I could definitely see myself grabbing to play a full version of. Very nice work!

Submitted (1 edit) (+1)

This is fantastic, and the game I played the longest from this jam so far :)  It was really smart to make the motherboard a cube so it rotates easily and lets you keep the components in a grid formation.

Some minor feedbacks:

  • Would be nice if there were a couple sound effects for feedback - something when rotating a space and something when completing a level.
  • There are some decorative elements to the motherboard which are a bit misleading when starting.  
  • Wouldn't have known without reading the page that the goal is to power "bulbs".  Could they light up or something when connected?  Maybe fans or other chips that have a led-style indicator would be a better fit?
  • Showing the "puzzle complete" card immediately upon the connection being made is pretty jarring, especially in the cases where I was still making my way around the cube.  Consider zooming out a bit and spinning the cube while some sound effect plays so the player is still connected to the environment.
  • The music is great, but sadly doesn't loop!
  • In your words, "making good puzzles is hard", but you did a great job of it!  Please reply if you make more so I can play them too!
Developer

Thank you for taking the time to provide that feedback, it's really appreciated.  I think i knew some of it already to be honest and maybe should have taken some time at the end to address it.

thanks for playing my game and glad you enjoyed it

Submitted(+1)

Nice game! These puzzles are very cool. Good job!

Submitted(+1)

I absolutely love this game, well done 👏👏 more! 

Submitted(+1)

Agree with the others that have already shared but really liked the scaling of the levels and would have happily continued on with more!

Submitted(+1)

Really solid game. Good work! 

Submitted(+1)

I love these kinds of puzzles, enjoyed the game!

Submitted

very neat. the rotation really worked intuitively, so whatever solution you came up with for rotating stuff in 3D should be the golden standard from now on. would have gladly played 10 more levels with a bit more complexity.

super-random-sidenote: have you by any chance ever played the 1991 classic puzzler SUPAPLEX? because your visuals (especially from the itch.io background) AND the name totally reminded me of it and how I loved it. and now I just found out, that it's actually in the app store, so thank you I guess. gosh, I'm rambling. sorry.

Developer

I haven't but will take a look at it! thanks for playing my game

Submitted(+1)

Nice! I enjoyed it so far, and I hope you will push the idea further!

Great job!

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