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Some human tourism companies are not very particular about every detail points on trips they offer. The aliens travel companies are not much to envy.
Tools used :
Haxe/Openfl
Haxepunk
Inkscape
Downloads and Links
Ratings
 | Coolness | 100% |
| #86 | Humor(Jam) | 3.68 |
| #326 | Theme(Jam) | 3.62 |
| #525 | Innovation(Jam) | 3.07 |
| #671 | Overall(Jam) | 3.10 |
| #723 | Fun(Jam) | 2.90 |
| #798 | Mood(Jam) | 2.75 |
| #882 | Graphics(Jam) | 2.70 |
Comments
interesting concept! very cute. i do wish there were more to the game though
Thank you for your feedback ! :D
I wish I came with this idea sooner than 36h after the competition start, I would have made it more consistent... T_T
I had some other ideas, but this was for some games without humor, not fun, and too likely what I made in previous LD's - and I like to vary my entries.
The dialog in this is amazing, and I love the dress up aspect! Would love to (obviously with more time if you like) see what the interactions are with each outfit I try to put on. But very well done!
Unfortunately, due to lost time matters, I had just enough time to make only one text per camouflage "score". This means one for 0, 1, 2, 3 and 4 correct choices (whatever which kind, only the total correct number is taken in account). So, if you want to see them all, you just have to test one of each cases. ;)
If I had more time, I would have probably provided at least three for each case, giving that I provided three corresponding "native" kinds for each disguisement and for each camouflage parts.
Cool little game. I found it strangely challenging. I can't think of any speed dress up games out there so points for originality!
it was not THAT innovative, but it works great, and is beautiful
really fun! it would be cool if the matching was less obvious and if it somehow calculated a percentage or drew a graph of how close you got. Otherwise fun. I giggled when I saw my final alien a few times.
Nice idea, very unique; it's nice to see some other game types. Also big thumbs up for using HaxePunk.
Haha, really cool!
like the whole conceit, makes for some good humor :)
Really fun game, I like the cardboard look of the costumes :)
Sometimes I felt like I had it perfect but still lost, it could have been nice to be told what I did wrong. Also some sounds and music would add to the mood. Good job anyway! :)
Nice idea and very well executed! I like this kind of puzzle games!
pretty cool idea! Liked that the aliens were randomly generated so if was different through multiple playthroughs.
It was interesting and funny to try and "best match" the costumes with the alien body shapes.
If I don't mistake, you can get 50625 different aliens (3 x 5 kinds of each 4 elements), so, yes, I hope you don't get the same five at each play :D
what a unique take on the theme! i really enjoyed this. loved the crazy alien shapes, haha.
I like the game. The character must wait till the last minute to book since they are never prepared.
Though the game is funny and a interesting theme you should never put a time limit on a dress up game, it sorta killed the mood
it's quite fun and I managed to visit all the planets in the second run. It's really cool that the camouflage is not really identical to the alien form
Quite good but it takes me a long time to understand what I have to do
Haha, fun and funny :)
I liked how the combination of the time limit and the close-but-not-that-close disguise options made it feel like being invited to Halloween party last-minute and quickly tossing together a costume from things around the house :P
Very cool game! Like how you have implemented the theme.
Keep up the good work!
Had to laugh at the third leg being attached to the side like that. 5/5 for humour!
Nice concept really insteresting and I loved that you never get the exact form. Good job
Nice game, but I don't understand if it continues or restarts infinitely after each level :D It said 4 worlds left, then 3 worlds, then 90%, then again 4 worlds
The screen with percent of exploring is actually the end one. The idea came only 36h after compo start, and I have choosen to make better alien forms rather than make proper intro, transition and outro screens. ^_^
This is awesome, I enjoyed every second of game play here.
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Cool game. The first one that actually made me laugh. In particular because of the "almost, but not entirely like" matching of shapes.