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A jam submission

Power SpinView game page

Submitted by Qaras — 11 hours, 35 minutes before the deadline
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Results

CriteriaRankScore*Raw Score
Creativity & Theme#18163.0293.778
Seriousness#21132.8513.556
Overall#27082.2452.800
Audio#27261.8712.333
Visuals#30761.8712.333
Enjoyment#32001.6042.000

Ranked from 9 ratings. Score is adjusted from raw score by the median number of ratings per game in the jam.

Game Engine

Godot

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Comments

Submitted(+1)

there wasent really any explanation in game as to what you were even doing x0 

tutorials would have been really good! i see the vision but not knowing what was going on was a bit frustrating :")

Developer

Thank you for the review! I totally understand that the tutorial was needed, but I just didnt have a time :(. But, big thanks for playing!

Submitted(+1)

I see what this is going for, but it was frustrating to try to figure out the math all the time. Maybe some tutorials would have helped?

Developer

Thanks for playing really! Yeah, I shouldve added some tutorial. I explained as much as I could in the description tho xD

Submitted(+1)

So, loved the concept, but...

As the perfectionist , precision, and math lover, that I am; it became vrey frustrating to figure out the order of the operations (meaning, what comes first, addition/subtraction or multiplication/division), to the point that i got to desmos online scientific calculator to try and find out so that I could choose the number i put correctly. But ffter many attempts, I lost my patience and faith in myself to figure out what the order of opertations the game uses. Cuz every time i thought i got it, i got a different spin than the one i expected, and that introduced a new modifier to the operation, making me have to retype the operation in the calculator, see the possible new outcomes, and test them.

I never seemd to get it, so although i loved the concept, it became a tiring experience quite quick. Maybe disclosing what will be the order of operations, would be beneficial to a better player experience. Good Luck, you have a very creative and fun ideas :D

Developer

Really, a big thank you for such a comment! You even used desmos, thats a commitment! Yeah, I realized that the tutorial is NEEDED definitely. But thank you for playing and trying to understand everything despite not knowing what to do!