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A jam submission

Shapes & SizesView game page

Select the correct Objects from the Largest to the Smallest!
Submitted by coentertainer — 7 hours, 53 seconds before the deadline
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Results

CriteriaRankScore*Raw Score
Artwork#14973.8573.857
Creativity#22043.7623.762
Audio#32203.0483.048
Enjoyment#33313.1903.190
Narrative#59532.1902.190

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

How does your game fit the theme?
You need to select Objects starting from the Largest, down to the Smallest (before the Countdown Timer runs out).

(Optional) What would you like to be called if GMTK features your game?
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Comments

Submitted

The game is simple yet very enjoyable with a good cosy vibe

Submitted

Beautiful artworks! I loved the art so much, I played all the levels to see all the arts :D

Great progression as well, the smaller items become harder to click.

Submitted

cuteeeee! Super simple idea but effective, and the artstyle is straight up gorgeous, great job!!

Submitted

Very creative.

Submitted

cute

Submitted

Adorable! I really enjoyed watching the isolated items find their places in the completed images. :) 

Submitted

Really cute little game! Not the easiest but I managed on a trackpad, the artwork is absolutely gorgeous. Congrats on the game!

Submitted

Adorable!!

Submitted

A simple idea that feels very polished. Seeing all the collected pieces come together into the final picture was really satisfying to watch and a nice surprise. :)

Submitted

So mach fun XD

Submitted

Super relaxing game, i enjoyed the pictures. Great job

Submitted(+1)

An incredibly relaxing game! The smooth transition from the floating objects/art assets to the final picture really sell the cozy experience. I also appreciate how going from largest to smallest naturally has a built in difficulty increase (found myself chasing the smaller objects using a trackpad). Could be expanded in interesting ways by introducing new patterns or new rules to consider when clicking.

Submitted

So cute and very chill. A great game for younger kids.