Event Links: [ MiniLD 50 | Warmup Weekend | Real World Gatherings | Ludum Deals | Wallpaper ]
This is my first time placing an entry in this competition, so constructive criticism would be greatly appreciated.
Downloads and Links
Ratings
 | Coolness | 50% |
| #401 | Theme(Jam) | 3.10 |
| #624 | Overall(Jam) | 2.73 |
| #639 | Fun(Jam) | 2.37 |
| #651 | Innovation(Jam) | 2.37 |
| #723 | Mood(Jam) | 1.95 |
| #724 | Graphics(Jam) | 2.17 |
Comments
Very solid and simple. Having certain tiles randomly flipped at the start is a nice touch to make the puzzle more challenging.
Eh gads, I hate these kinds of puzzles, I can never get them right!! Nice job though, a bit of polish would really go a long way. Solid overall.
If you quickly click two tiles next to each other some tiles will get stuck in the turning animation.
Also the turning animation could be a little bit faster and there could be some simple sounds (do you know Sfxr?).
Other than that it's an interesting challenge :)
i used to have a toy version of this when i was little, must have spent hundreds of hours trying to figure it out.
Enjoyed it, but couldn't finish.
I am not good at it, lol, but it feels good to click the tiles :)
It would've been nice to have a limit. After a while it's just trial and error to make it smaller and smaller. This is also a fairly common puzzle game.
Great idea, really challenging! A counter for already flipped tiles as well as a smaller level to start with would be nice, but it's a lot of fun as is.
It's very hard with such a large board, but it's minimalist, fun and fits theme
Very cool. It would help tremendously to have a (much) smaller tile grid to begin with - a 'level 1' that could be completed in just a click or two.
this kind of puzzle is really hard with this size of the board ... it could have used something that motivates the player to keep going (for example if there is more than one level something like a text saying it's only level one so he knows there are more).
Hi. Would suggest starting levels much simpler, to allow player to experience success. Was not clear what the objective was, can reveal image behind fairly quickly - at least to know what it is...
Solid little puzzle game! The size of the grid could have been a bit smaller. Also I was not able to remove the last few bits. I hope I did not miss anything important. Nice work.
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Interesting, but I did not try to complete the level (the puzzle is really hard ^^).