Arounder

pretty interesting idea! never seen anything like it! but it didnt go anywhere, unless i missed something. great job!

Not bad! Rules are not clear for me. But it was pretty interesing.

Fun little entry. I had a little trouble controlling it though

Music was great!

a great game of the addicting kind .

Pretty cool! Once I understood how to play, I felt like I was really building something and "repairing" rather than just scrambling around.

Neat game and interesting.

I liked the sound. Seems like a neat idea. Controls were a bit touchy, and things went a bit too fast for me to process. Maybe try slowing it down a little bit, at least at first, so that new players can get into it more easily.

cool, but controls sucks

Really nice idea! Never played anything quite like it and really enjoyed it!

My high-score finally was 52.

my best score is 64 as far as this comment. we havent done much playtesting. ;)

Anyway thanks for commenting everybody! The game is pretty unpolished in terms of gameplay progress and other things like help :).
I think we'll gonna make a post-compo version out of it.
Stay in focus!

Nice concept nice art style, but a bit confusing and hard to understand. Otherwise enjoyable. Good job :D

Are the red spheres bad? I didn't figure that out...

Really neat! Quite a novel gameplay mechanic

Really like thise entry. The mechanics are nice and gameplay is good! Good job.

This is very nice! I'm surprised it doesn't have more ratings. Five stars for innovation, it's nice to see people actually trying to come up with new ideas (which is one of the things gamejams are best for) rather than rehashing old ones.

I had no trouble controlling or figuring out how to play, though I wasn't sure why the game just decided to end at some point (maybe it's timed?). Also would've been nice if the perimeter is actually highlighted differently from everything else so you can see what's actually counting toward your score. Solid entry though!

5 star title screen!

Definite Five star innovation here, the perimeter scoring system is totally out there and get's me thinking in weird ways. It was pretty incomprehensible at first, but it was so simple that I was able to piece things together pretty easily, so I think that's fine. Perhaps some effort could be made to make the red and green dots into more immediately understandable icons, such as cracks and bricks perhaps, but it wasn't a huge issue.
Also I see no connection to the theme...but whatever, it was a fun and inventive game so I personally don't care.
Great Job!

Cool idea but it never ended... and then I got isolated in an island and had to sit and watch my whole tunnel system get destroyed