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A jam submission

Robo FactoryView game page

Assemble toys with spinny tools in hand
Submitted by Prevro — 12 hours, 29 minutes before the deadline
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Results

CriteriaRankScore*Raw Score
Creativity & Theme#2404.1434.143
Overall#6183.6003.600
Enjoyment#6683.5243.524
Visuals#7253.7143.714
Audio#9513.1903.190
Seriousness#10973.4293.429

Ranked from 21 ratings. Score is adjusted from raw score by the median number of ratings per game in the jam.

Game Engine

Unity

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Comments

Submitted(+1)

Oh this was real fun, great work!

Submitted(+1)

This is so cute and fun! Everything was pretty self explanatory, did not run into any issues. In the 200+ games I played during this jam, I haven't seen another factory assembly line kind of game. Big congrats for the creativity and for the polished look you delivered. Great job!

Submitted

This was surprisingly fun for such a simple project!  Everything worked great, no bugs.  Love the art!

Developer(+1)

Thanks! I focused hard on finding bugs on the last days, so I really hope I got them all hehe

Submitted

Very creative use of theme. Lots of spinning involved in such a simple task. 

Submitted(+1)

Loved it, super fun and satisfying! Great use of the theme and I really loved the little dude in the wheel. 

Submitted(+1)

This is a charming, cozy little game. The wheel was a clever way to cycle through an inventory, and it's a good way to incorporate the theme. I also enjoyed the art. Great work!

Submitted

I really like your spin on putting a spin on spinning. This was fun and tactile and the game communicated itself effectively without the need for excessive tutorials. I personally would've liked to be able to work on multiple parts at once, but maybe you didn't allow that so that the conveyor would continue to apply an element of pressure (my part is getting away!) Very proud to earn employee of the month

Submitted

This might be the spinniest game in the entire jam. The visuals are cool, they fit the aesthetic of making toys. Personally it felt like there was a bit too much spinning to do. Either way amazing work!

Submitted(+1)

Very fun and I love how you put spin into every mechanic!

Submitted(+1)

Really cool idea! I was a bit confused at first but figured it out

Submitted

YIPPPEEE! EMPLYOEE of the month!!
Such a creative way to incorporate the theme :D The game looks so good and was super easy to pick up and play!!

Submitted

Love this! Simple and addictive. The controls feel really great too

Submitted

love this game! ts so addictive, i'm sad i can't play more :(

Developer

Yeah, I felt  the loop would feel too repetitive if it went on for much longer. You can always replay it hehe

Submitted

Really enjoyable! The "spin to win" part is perfect, graphics and gameplay are fun and "very serious". I got tons of dopamine when I became employee of the month :)

Submitted

Really enjoyable game! Makes rotation be felt fr

Also quite serious with the employee we are lol

Developer(+1)

Thanks. After all this is a very serious jam

Submitted

I had fun with this one! Keeping the gnome awake with energy drinks was funny. Would be cool if there was a way to measure how well you did like a timer and points based on how accurate you rotated the pieces. Good job!

Developer

Thanks! That's actually a good idea to have some sort of performance review. Well, maybe for the next one

Submitted

Super cool idea. Building the robots was very satisfying, I also loved the little gnome running in the background.

The length was also perfect. Simple, short and sweet. Very good job!

Developer (2 edits)

Thank you! I wasn't sure about how long the game should be before getting tedious. I'm glad it was to your liking!


Btw when you say the gnome is running in the background, did you spin the wheel to make it go faster? Maybe it wasn't clear 

Submitted(+1)

yeye I did make him spin! It was clear what I had to do, took me a couple of seconds to figure everything out.