December 13th-16th 2013 :: Theme: You Only Get One
[ Real World Gatherings | Ludum Deals | Warmup Weekend ]
Simply survive, because there is really cold and this is your last match. Avoid blue wind that's what is it about.
I haven't done anything interesting since a long time, so it is - my first Ludum Dare entry. Small warm-up.
Toolset:
Phaser - http://phaser.io/
Chirp Composer - http://chirp.rezoner.net/
Inkscape - http://inkscape.org/
Gimp - http://www.gimp.org/
Sublime Text - http://www.sublimetext.com/
Downloads and Links
Ratings
 | Coolness | 63% |
| #409 | Audio | 2.69 |
| #466 | Theme | 2.94 |
| #595 | Humor | 2.03 |
| #737 | Mood | 2.42 |
| #746 | Innovation | 2.50 |
| #824 | Fun | 2.36 |
| #829 | Graphics | 2.20 |
| #881 | Overall | 2.48 |
Comments
@Tsumei what browser do you use? have you tried with chrome or firefox?
Not Bad, it is possible to cheat by moving the match off the main area and avoid all of the blue squares.
Managed to win, the game is very unclear of what's going on, but after a while is quite neat!
It seems next time I will have to really concentrate on clearness :)
Not bad, unique. I wasn't sure if I was trying to reach a goal or just see how long I keep my match from burning out. But good take on the theme.
A bit confusing game. It took me a while to get what's going on, but when I finally got it I enjoyed the audio and small detail of the match.
Not all blue things seemed to collide with the match, very few blue things spawned at the top of the map and you could move your cursor out of the screen.
The idea is quite simple and fun for less than a minute. Good job on getting an entry finished.
Wasn't exactly sure what I was doing, but i noticed you could move the mouse out of the screen.
Synchronizing blue and red red with music would make from it a very good game! It lags a bit for me...
Curious: am I projecting, or is that totally, like, a computer on a desk, and then another desk (or maybe a bed) with a picture hanging over it, and then, like, a dresser or a filing cabinet beyond it?
Nice music. It was surprisingly challenging to dodge stuff with a mouse. I think there might be an interested mechanic there but as implemented in this game it was pretty dull.
Good job. Way to enter and complete something. Go further and deeper next year!
Could really use some instructions, but pretty neat once I figured out what was going on.
I did it! "One Match" is a nice theme. =)
It was fairly understandable to me from the outset, though I didn't realize was the percentage counter indicated until playing several times.
I hadn't heard of Chirp Composer before either, I'll have to look into that.
Agree that the goal is a bit unclear. In no time I can figure it out though (cool and hot wind). The percentage on top left screen also helped.
Nice game, the soundtrack is great but gets repetative after a while. Pretty hard on mobile (never got more than 70%).
Music does not loop properly. (firefox)
It's kinda weird how red things add more wood to the match, fire should burn the match quicker.
Bah, I thought I could cheat the wind by going outside the screen, but it didn't work :P. Nice simple game, the music was... interasting.
Not a big fan of reflex only games, could consider adding some tell of where the next blue and red squares are going to appear to make it more about planning.
the game was quite challenging, but it was fun at the same time. good job on your first ludum dare game! I hope to see many more!
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Tanner, you have my vote! Come back to your gamedev.pl folks! :)