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A jam submission

BiorhythmView project page

Submitted by jihoufengcc-ship-it — 15 hours, 31 minutes before the deadline
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Results

CriteriaRankScore*Raw Score
Concept#233.7534.333
Audience#253.1753.667
Gameplay#272.8873.333
Overall#282.9833.444
Impact#292.8873.333
Scope#302.8873.333
Theme#303.4644.000
Synergy#312.8873.333
Aesthetic#332.5983.000
Production Plan#392.3092.667

Ranked from 3 ratings. Score is adjusted from raw score by the median number of ratings per game in the jam.

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Comments

Submitted

The idea for this is super cute and I think has a ton of potential for creating some really memorable character designs that complement the puzzles in the gameplay! The theme of the importance of caring for your ecosystem and facing greater adversity as a community is also very promising! I also think it would be super cool if it could played either as a multiplayer or a singleplayer experience.

P.S. Where did the name Biorhythm come from? I was a little hopeful to see some climate rhythm game action (but this is great too of course!)

Submitted

I like the idea of different animals having different abilities. I think that makes for a very interesting gameplay! However, because of that, I wonder if it will be a bit much, scope-wise. Is the screenshot provided a screenshot of the current game or a mockup? As someone else in the comments mentioned, I would like to see more of the core mechanics showcased  , but otherwise, the concept sounds very promising!

Submitted

I think the idea of following different animals with unique abilities is really charming, and it feels like a great way to explore the effects of climate change from a different perspective. The puzzle adventure concept has a lot of potential, especially if each animal’s abilities encourage players to think about how different species adapt to their environments.

My biggest suggestion would be to provide more detail about the gameplay and development plan going forward. Showing more of the core mechanics, puzzle progression, and production roadmap will make it much easier for others to understand the vision and see how the project is coming together. I think this has a strong foundation, and I’d love to see more of it in the next sprint.