Kept getting "OR-chips" at the end every round, just cut the input to those and kept passing the levels:/ With some more level variation I think it could be a pretty cool game, maybe for touchscreens?:)
I really enjoyed this. I haven't seen logic circuits "gamified" before, and this really nails it. I made it about 12 bombs in before I messed up on a NOT gate. Very well done. The only problems I had were with regards to precision of cutting. I wasn't sure how to best input those actions. Great work.
I liked the idea of the logic puzzle and you did a good job on cables animation. Until Level 10 I just had to cut all the cable between the two rows of logic connectors. It could have been interesting to replay the last level where one dies, instead of starting again at 0.
I think it was pretty hard to understand :D when I played it first I didnt know what to do :D After some tries the game really drew me in :D Very good use of the theme! Please keep working on it! I think with some variation in level design it has a lot of potential! In addition, this will work fine on tablets and smartphones ;) well done
Very nice work! I defused about five bombs before giving up. I loved your take on the theme. The visuals were pretty nice, and I am glad you added sound. AND X0R etc was a bit confusing, but a sort of get it. Keep it up!
Really nice idea! Can't believe I haven't played a game like this before. I think done right this could be a real hit, if there is a proper challange and decent learning curve. Some problems tho. I didn't quite get the logic at first, so I just randomly pressed cables and turns out I beat 13 levels in a row just spamming the cables along the center line and didnt loose once and eventually got bored. Also the beep sound was quite annoying.
Love the tangle of wires. Quite a mix of challenges from very simple (ands and ors where just cut everything) to very hard (nots and xors where you need to be more careful) Really fun and good use of logic circuits :)
Did somehow manage to get a glitch where I cut the right wires at the last second and managed to win as well set the bomb off!?
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Totally your grandpa3 Sep 2013, 23:54
Sounded a bit tricky, until I just found out that I could cut the wires in the middle of both rows of gates...
The idea is brilliant, but I had no real fun, since it is possible to cut all wires and solve at least 10 levels without thinking before you suddenly die and have to start over again due to an error. The 10 seconds is too short to really thnik about the correct solution. The challange and reward cycle of the game is not working properly. You could limit the ammount of cuts, reduce complexity and do the 10 second limit for a part (one vertical gap between elements), give better feedback what is correct and what wrong, make more puzzles which punish cutting the 'wrong' wire and please don't let the player start at level one when failed. Very nice work keep on improving it!
I really like the idea, but there are some things that should be improved (maybe you already have in you post-compo version, but I have no Android tablet to test it....). It would be nice if the actual logical gateway-function was written on the chips "AND", "OR", "NOT" and "XOR" is much easier to understand than some made up symbols by you (maybe you could make it optional to display the correct text on the chips). The levels need much more NOT and XOR gates as they actually give the levels some difficulty instead of "cut all the wires". The batteries that don't provide power are unnecessary, except that they add to the mess of wires (maybe that's the intention, but I don't like it). I know 10 seconds was the theme, but it would be much better if the time available would scale with the complexity of the level. And finally, give the player some lives, or unlimited retries on a level, as I think at the moment it can be too punishing having to restart and doing all the easy levels over again. Having said that, I really would like to play an improved version of this (one not for android). So overall, really good job :D
Nice idea :) As others mentioned, though, you quickly find an easy-win tactic (just disconnect the last row before the C4) - and after that I was slowed down more by the performance with large numbers of wires than anything. Very original, though, so good work!
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Chips' led going on and off are awesome!
Until Level 10 I just had to cut all the cable between the two rows of logic connectors. It could have been interesting to replay the last level where one dies, instead of starting again at 0.
Some problems tho. I didn't quite get the logic at first, so I just randomly pressed cables and turns out I beat 13 levels in a row just spamming the cables along the center line and didnt loose once and eventually got bored. Also the beep sound was quite annoying.
Did somehow manage to get a glitch where I cut the right wires at the last second and managed to win as well set the bomb off!?
The challange and reward cycle of the game is not working properly.
You could limit the ammount of cuts, reduce complexity and do the 10 second limit for a part (one vertical gap between elements), give better feedback what is correct and what wrong, make more puzzles which punish cutting the 'wrong' wire and please don't let the player start at level one when failed.
Very nice work keep on improving it!
It would be nice if the actual logical gateway-function was written on the chips "AND", "OR", "NOT" and "XOR" is much easier to understand than some made up symbols by you (maybe you could make it optional to display the correct text on the chips). The levels need much more NOT and XOR gates as they actually give the levels some difficulty instead of "cut all the wires". The batteries that don't provide power are unnecessary, except that they add to the mess of wires (maybe that's the intention, but I don't like it). I know 10 seconds was the theme, but it would be much better if the time available would scale with the complexity of the level. And finally, give the player some lives, or unlimited retries on a level, as I think at the moment it can be too punishing having to restart and doing all the easy levels over again.
Having said that, I really would like to play an improved version of this (one not for android). So overall, really good job :D