August 23rd-26th 2013 :: Theme: 10 Seconds
Ludum Dare 27 — August 23rd-26th, 2013
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Time is subjective. This will help guage your internal clock. Please note online scoring is now working.
Just added the android version [11mb]. Tested on a Galaxy Note 2, YMMV
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Ratings
![]() | Coolness | 85% |
#59 | Theme(Jam) | 3.67 |
#191 | Mood(Jam) | 3.18 |
#202 | Innovation(Jam) | 3.18 |
#222 | Humor(Jam) | 2.71 |
#257 | Graphics(Jam) | 3.40 |
#341 | Audio(Jam) | 2.65 |
#365 | Overall(Jam) | 2.95 |
#418 | Fun(Jam) | 2.61 |
Comments
Thanks. At the end there is a list of times per scene. There is also an online score board which I hope to improve on tomorrow.
Yeah, got 10017 on the last one! Pretty relaxing game, I loved this. Would be entertaining to have a nonrelaxing version filled with noise and music and action to see how bad it messes you up.
Awesome job. The visuals were interesting and helped make counting a little harder, especially the horn from the boat! The ending was a nice touch as well, the whole thing oozed personality and mood. Nice job mixing 2d in a 3d space.
@vandriver Perhaps you should try the directors cut! When it got to the 'Mississippi' level I was almost an entire 7 seconds off XD
Hey, you are right, we all almost the same came concept ;-)
Only I mess with player with music, and your approach is more on the mood and vision.
Your take on it is very interesting, if I was better at graphics, I would have gone your way.
Director's cut is hilarious !!! Very creative.
Very great little game :) I liked the concept and how vision can appear to alter your perception of time. Very interesting idea and a great use of the theme! Good job :)
yay, mr Chronos on all 6 scenes on directors cut. Hilarious btw :P
Very innovative, I really liked the way the theme was used :P
It was interesting. I would have liked if it told you if you were above or below and if you could start the clock with space as well. It's fairly simplistic but well executed.
Enjoyed the scenery, very calm. Director's cut is an interesting addition too.
This is such a strange game, but I really loved it. Also the Director's Cut is pretty awesome (you sneaky bastards). :P
Very cool use of the theme. Having to guess 10 seconds by itself wouldn't be much but by adding in the little vignettes really sells your game. The ending was a nice touch and a director's cut is always nice. Your game reminds actually me of one of these, picture within a picture (within a picture, etc) things:
http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=IoL7wRgBugM
Seen this concept around in other LD entries, but this one does it prettier. You need more distractions though. Try to put people off. ;)
Hahahah direction cut was awesome! :P Really original idea! I'm mr Chronos!
Wow! :) very nice. Like the different scenarios and the director's cut is pure mastery :D
I like the mood and the concept of the game. Pretty relaxing too. ^^
Great mood.
Hit the 10 seconds pretty precisely every time. I love that you were able to put scoreboards and statistics in. Extra points for that.
I like the concept, it reminds me of a minigame in Rhythm Tengoku for the Wii.
It was nice, but I wanted a little bit more from this. It could be interesting to incorporate the visuals more or have more distractions, as others have commented.
The Directors Cut was weird, but an awesome inclusion ha ha - maybe the actual version should be the Directors Cut?
really cool idea with interactive painting and director's cut. it's a shame you really don't have much to say in both.
Decent entry. Not much to do though, to be honest. You could have implemented different mechanics. I actually managed to get 9920ms on scene 4. :D
My worst was 8500 or something, on scene 6.
Did you record the sounds yourself? If so, nice work!
Oh, and can you rate my game? I don't want a blank rating. You said my download didn't work, but it does now. :)
I love the expanding world concept. The Director's cut was much more challenging and funny! Most 10 second games are frantic... this one is quite the opposite!
I actually enjoyed this, a nice change of pace from the other games I've played this LD!
Nice game, i had something similar in mind when I started. I discarded that because it's so easy to cheat when you have a clock ticking in your room... :)
I liked the graphical style. I just wish gameplay was something more interesting than just guessing the time.
Yeeowch, apparently my internal clock is broken, and I must burn my toast often XD For whatever reason though when I tried not counting and just pressing the button when I felt like it I was much more accurate.
Nice. Director's cut was amazing. I need to work on my timing though. Welcome to Ludum Dare! Hope you come back for plenty more.
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Great concept! You should add a clock to show what time the player actually got.