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Your goal is to connect all the other flowers with the sunflower's good vibrations :-)
No music yet, sorry.
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Ratings
 | Coolness | 79% |
| #259 | Innovation | 3.55 |
| #262 | Graphics | 3.59 |
| #271 | Fun | 3.41 |
| #352 | Overall | 3.41 |
| #451 | Mood | 3.11 |
| #704 | Theme | 3.05 |
| #832 | Humor | 1.92 |
| #964 | Audio | 1.61 |
Comments
I didn't get any audio on my end (Running Chrome under OS/X. I'm assuming that it's a bug because with a name like BeatGarden I feel like I'm missing out on a crucial part of the game. I like the idea. Puzzle 3 was where I started to really what the game could be. It looks fantastic. I hope you develop this into something playable on tablets!
Fun mechanics and very nice graphics! I can imagine this would make a great tablet game.
Good spinoff of a classic laser/mirrors mechanic. Like the blocky art style but the "good vibrations" need similar visual style for its particle system :D
Awesome idea and fun mechanics, it really is too bad there isn't some music to match.
It has a nice Auditorium-ish vibe to it. :)
Nice graphics and good job in general!
Obviously visually stunning, and the concept and level design are both great., but I'd really like it better with some music!
You should totally keep working on it... maybe make it a mobile app?
Super nice game, simple and complex at the same time, congrats!
I really like the idea, bit for a game called BeatGarden there is sure a lack of beat.
Cool Little puzzle game. One of the most unique game entries I've played. Good luck!
Really like the mechanic and the levels, the graphics are great, specially the background elements. Also some sound would help with the mood!
Mucis would do a lot of good for this one for sure.
Seems like it could be a nice meditative game with a bit of work. Good job :)
I like how you took "Connected Worlds" and just made it "Connected sunflowers" :D
Nice mechanic and would make a great mobile/flash game in my opinion :)
Cool concept! Nicely polished too. I really liked the simple, but effective art!
The game mechanics are great, really nice idea. Some music would have really added some atmosphere though.
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Great concept and idea :P