April 26th-29th 2013 :: Theme: Minimalism
Ludum Dare 26 — April 26-29th, 2013
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Just left clic, patch and score
-Just cover the plan with patch and dont cover different color
-the next path begin with the edge of the previous one
-if you superpose different color you lose life.
-DONT FORGET one patch have no color its just for move on the plan
"N" increase the number of different patch.
have fun and thank you all for this great week end
Special thanks to MONDRIAN Piet (1872/1944) who animate this LD26
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Ratings
 | Coolness | 86% |
| #164 | Innovation | 3.67 |
| #198 | Theme | 3.94 |
| #746 | Graphics | 2.78 |
| #778 | Overall | 2.96 |
| #826 | Fun | 2.69 |
| #839 | Humor | 1.86 |
| #869 | Audio | 2.16 |
| #922 | Mood | 2.51 |
Comments
Not a bad game, quite fun, but seems to be "random" as you don't have any information on the next patch. So you have to figure out strategies mostly based on luck, given you have been able to create useful zones earlier. Some additional sfx or a bit improved graphics (mostly on the title screen) couldn't hurt also.
Still a cool concept, well crafted and fitting the theme :-)
BRILLIANT logo! Took some time to get the rules (some effects and sounds would help to make good/bad moves clearer), and one of the colors being white didn't make it easy, but once you understand it is super fun to play. sounds and stuff would be nice.
116, 122, and 136, are those good scores?
Not a bad game, quite fun, but seems to be "random" as you don't have any information on the next patch. So you have to figure out strategies mostly based on luck, given you have been able to create useful zones earlier. Some additional sfx or a bit improved graphics (mostly on the title screen) couldn't hurt also.
Still a cool concept, well crafted and fitting the theme :-)
i assume the menu page is quite ugly....
For the white patch, its only in hard mode N=3
the medium score his close to 160 150 140
And your right this concept need an information of the next patch
i wanted to add this feature but you know ...... the time
Thanks for your feedback
A very nice minimal puzzle. :) I feel it would benefit from being able to look ahead to what the next piece would be (Like in Tetris). Aside from that, good work!
Nice take on the theme! Not very intuitive, i had to read the instructions to play correctly. Could have the option to save snapshot, this way players would be able to show their own Mondrian-style pictures!
Nice idea although it took quite a while before I worked out what the rules were.
As EggDestroyer has mentioned it needs some hint about the next block, even if it's only the size.
Really interesting and innovative game. But it seems more luck than skill-based.
Nice, really fits the theme. I was thinking about something similar, but it was too abstract for me.
Well executed, although as others have said some ingame instructions may have been helpful.
sorry for the lake of instruction i wanted the discovery of color was a part of game mechanism
Very interesting game. Would definitely be improved with feedback of when you do good or bad moves.
Really good use of the theme, I pondered on Mondrian for a while before deciding it would be too difficult for make a game out of it. I'm happy you did!
Took a wee while to learn but good once you get the hang of it. I agree with other comments that some sort of "next piece" indication would be nice to be able to plan a little bit - nothing's worse that getting two massive blue panels in a row when you're really hanging out for the transparent "Get out of Jail free" card. :)
Really good use of the theme, I pondered on Mondrian for a while before deciding it would be too difficult for make a game out of it. I'm happy you did!
Took a wee while to learn but good once you get the hang of it. I agree with other comments that some sort of "next piece" indication would be nice to be able to plan a little bit - nothing's worse that getting two massive blue panels in a row when you're really hanging out for the transparent "Get out of Jail free" card. :)
PS: 158 / 176 / 157
After so many response i upload a new version with the next patch "like tetris"
AND playabbla by touch control on tablette & smartphone
thanks you for your help )°(
Cool concept, It will maybe be better with more feedback on your progression etc.
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Realy nice game ! I like it