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A jam submission

HexaMatchView game page

Match the colors!
Submitted by tecg — 15 hours, 28 minutes before the deadline
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Results

CriteriaRankScore*Raw Score
Enjoyment#8293.3953.667
Creativity & Theme#13963.3183.583
Overall#18702.8083.033
Audio#20042.4692.667
Seriousness#25302.5462.750
Visuals#25592.3152.500

Ranked from 12 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

very cool idea! good job, you should turn this into a full game

Submitted

Interesting puzzle gimmick I like it a lot!

Submitted

Very creative game. I loved solving each puzzle and I wish there were more! The UI could have some touching up but overall, very fun and interesting game :)

Submitted

Nice and calming game, maybe the movement could be a little more, idk, snappy? It feels a bit fragile right now, not sure how to describe it...

Anyway, the idea is good and well within the jam theme - good work!

Submitted

I loved this! I beat all the levels and had a great time. It has a wonderful chill atmosphere. Would love to see this explored further with more levels and more mechanics. It reminded me a lot of solving a rubik's cube.

Submitted

This is a really chill game. I was a bit sad that it only had six levels. I defenetly wanted to play more.

The music also fits in really good. 

Submitted

Really cool idea, and it fits well with the theme! This has a lot of potential to be a puzzle game that I would actually play a lot in my spare time.

Definitely needs polish though. A tutorial and a more cohesive art style would be great.

Submitted

Nice to see a chill puzzle game on here (:

Submitted(+1)

interesting concept, but at the time i played it it seems like there is no instructions or description of the game really at all and it took me a minute to figure it out. there is also no feedback on when a piece is rotated correctly or progress is made in solving the puzzle, i found myself surprised when the completed screen popped up because  i wasnt sure if that move would solve the puzzle or not. but definitely an interesting concept for a puzzle game and i could see it being a very satisfying thinking game if there was some more audio/visual feedback