Lunaform is a game about constructing a solar system! Hexagons represent pieces of a planet that your constructing using elements from the stars. Stars will collide with the hexagons and provide them with the necessary elements.
Controls:
Click a hexagon and it will illuminate nearby hexagon's that you can switch with. Switch the hexagon's around so that stars don't knock away your full planet pieces!
To Win a Level:
Fill all the hexagons by letting them get hit by the stars.
I wish there was some way to influence the way the stars move. Right now the early game (which I never got past) feels like just a lot of waiting around for stars to hit. I really like the art and the other parts of it, which makes it a shame that the planet building aspect is sorta dull :/
I wanted to play, but Unity Web player does not work in linux. Could you make a binary version available as well? (Unity has an option for a linux-compatible export :-))
Definitely pretty! I feel like the stars are definitely arbitrary, so a lot of the missed ones feel like a waste? So it feels like you already know what's going to happen and just waiting for it
Think of the swap more like a drag and drop. Click and hold the hex and then release the click over the hex you want to swap with. You can only swap with nearby hexes.
I just tried your game, man it's absolutely great. Simple mechanics, but well executed. The only thing you could change is the random generation of the stars
Feel it would be even cooler if you could chose which was the stars move. Took me a little bit to understand why it was tough but I got it eventually. I like the art style. I think minimalism is awesome. I do think that the construction complete screen could do with some work, having the text centered would be a tiny but really good addition.
Hey, like the idea a lot. But few things bother me a little: - it's hard to move the hexes, they feel unresponsive - are the stars random? if so it feels a little unfair that my points are based on luck and not skill entirely But all in all solid entry. It's a great idea for neat little game :)
Nice relaxing game. Music fits well. I found it hard to move more than one tile in time on the larger maps, especially when the stars would come in pairs. Good job.
I liked the mechanic in this game a lot. It is quite innovative, and also fun. The game needs a bit of polish, specially when it comes to player feedback: It would be nice to see where the tile will be moving to, and have a sound to signify the move, but the base idea is quite solid :-)
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Cheers,
Either adding more stars or making them faster (or both) would make for a pretty cool game.
The only thing you could change is the random generation of the stars
- it's hard to move the hexes, they feel unresponsive
- are the stars random? if so it feels a little unfair that my points are based on luck and not skill entirely
But all in all solid entry. It's a great idea for neat little game :)