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A jam submission

Moving PiecesView game page

This is Moving Pieces, a chaotic rhythm game where score can be turned into fuel to create more notes.
Submitted by maex900 — 1 hour, 13 minutes before the deadline
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Results

CriteriaRankScore*Raw Score
Use of the Limitation#253.1433.143
Concept#283.4293.429
Overall#323.0713.071
Enjoyment#372.7142.714
Presentation#393.0003.000

Ranked from 7 ratings. Score is adjusted from raw score by the median number of ratings per game in the jam.

Team members
Frank Hamilton

Software used
Unity, Krita

Use of the limitation
Rhythm game scores have to be clicked to turn into fuel to keep the Rhythm gaming going.

Cookies eaten
a dozen off brand oreos.

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Comments

Submitted

Really fun rhythm mechanic - turning your score into fuel for more notes is a clever spin on the limitation. Great work!

Submitted

cool game overall! kinda hard to click on balls and notes at the same time but still!

Submitted

Nice concept ! I don't think it fits the theme, but using notes and a score to implement the limitation was nice idea ! Maybe using better quality sounds for the note and letting the player playing real music and not just a sample with a few notes would have been funnier, but it was a great concept !

Submitted

I like it a good bit, admittedly I needed both hands on the keyboard so I really couldn't move to the mouse to click the "ugly balls" enough to have an actual flow to the song, I feel this would be really fun with two players, one controlling the mouse and the other clicking the balls :D

Submitted

Would love maybe the score to be used for something, like currency or something to be used for it to fit the limitation more. Otherwise solid base for a nice project

Submitted(+2)

The rhythm game is a nice idea, but I feel like it doesn't really fit the theme or the limitation. That said, if this is your first game jam, it's a great start! Keep going and keep making games. 

Good job !