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A jam submission

Bermuda SquareView game page

Use building blocks to solve your way and save the islands from impending eruption!
Submitted by summwi, SK
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Results

CriteriaRankScore*Raw Score
Presentation#93.3333.333
Overall#123.1333.133
Use of theme#133.4443.444
Gameplay & Enjoyment#173.1113.111
Use of prerequisite#242.8892.889
Art & Audio#282.8892.889

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

Ziva

No

Wasn't made with Ziva

GameMaker

No

Wasn't made with GameMaker

Easel

No

Wasn't made with Easel

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Comments

Submitted(+2)

This is such an imaginative and weird game. Very different from everything else for sure. The puzzles and aesthetics feel so clean. The suggestion of a tutorial in the first section is such a good way of showing the player what to do. The sudden music shift from the calm ocean waves is just... so weird and yet very this game.

If I had to nitpick, I would love to have some indication that all the tablets from an area have been collected. That's about it. And maybe a button to reset the placing phase. Considering the time and all, phenomenal job.

Developer(+1)

Thanks! I'm glad you enjoyed it! There was a lot more with the tablets that we wanted to do but obviously the time limit is pretty restrictive. I'm going to take you calling it weird as a compliment LOL

Submitted(+1)

Oh haha sorry yeah weird is definitely a compliment

Submitted(+2)

I really like this one. Very bold to go for a physics puzzle style game in a jam. I found that there were a couple levels where some solutions that seemed valid were blocked just by some tetris blocks not being allowed to be placed in the entire puzzle area, especially the second one not letting you place the blue block on the left edge of the puzzle despite letting you place its opposite on the right edge. Not a huge problem since the actual solutions all work fine, but it's interesting.

Developer(+1)

I would agree, it might even have been a bit too bold! It took us a long time to get all the mechanics right, and the map building was saved for the end. The earlier puzzles are set up to be more constrictive and forcing the player to learn how to properly play the game, and then the later ones were left more open-ended, without one specific solution in mind. I'm glad you enjoyed it!

Submitted(+2)

Great concept! How did you come up with such a creative idea? I love how you changed the level where tetris blocks fell down from the side. 

Developer(+2)

Thank you so much! Like many great ideas it came to me in the shower LOL. We really wanted to do a lot more creative things like the sideways level, but ran out of time for this jam. Maybe for version 2.0?

Submitted(+1)

The concept is cool! It’s such a shame that the camera sucks at times. I can move around but my camera isn’t running :,) Otherwise, I’ll approve the project, finish well! 

Developer(+2)

If it isn't capturing your cursor, try pressing left alt on your keyboard. Other than that I'm glad you liked it! The executable works as intended of course but ik that it's sketchier LOL

Submitted

The camera won't stop rotating unless i move my mouse, it's nauseating, lol

Developer(+1)

Try going in full screen or disabling your Adblock, I don't know why some browsers have that happen I can't seem to fix it RIP

Submitted(+2)

Interesting mix!