Allo? is a casual game where you work as a "Demoiselle de téléphone".
It is very simple to play (See tutorial in game) as I wanted to do a mobile game (Here is the computer version, the mobile will be slightly different).
It is my first Ludum Dare alone. I used Unity Engine to program the game. For musics I used LinuxMultimediaStudio. For sounds effects I used Audacity and objects of my bedroom. For the first time, I have done graphics by myself using Inkscape, so it is not a very beautiful game ;).
Please, enjoy playing this game ! (feedback is very appreciated !) Can you give me your high score in comment ? Thanks !
Known Bugs: Under 1280x720 resolution the game is not well displayed.
PS : I am searching a graphist and a game designer to make a game this year, contact me if you are interested.
23 points. Also, tried to play with drawing tablet. Got 11. =P Gameplay is awsome! I always hated mouse and now I hate it muuch more. =) Sounds are just wonderful! Got an interface problem on my Windows: http://imgur.com/a/uptMc
nice idea ! 16pts here on web version. To me, we wait for the acceleration too long at start, and then it grows too quickly. But then it's why I tried many times : )
Nice! Lovely and simple, very clear what's going on, and has a nice difficulty curve. Lovely sound effects too :)
I can already imagine ways you could take this further (wires you can't cross, special colored wires that can only go in certain holes, etc..) but it's already a nice complete experience. Great job.
Wow! Another phone game! And it seems as if there are others, too. Nonetheless, interesting gameplay idea. The increasing telephone babbling really sets the hectic mood. Good music & art too. Solid game.
I think adapting this for a touch screen sounds fun. (Two fingers, one for each jack?)
Nice take on the theme, Playing with the mouse can certainly feel a bit tedious but i imagine on a phone or tablet, with touch controls, makes this game a whole load better. This could be really cool with a mostly minimal art style and having different levels with different switchboard shapes or hazards.
The sound design was spot on, the little chatter noises and beeps speeding up as the difficulty ramps makes the game that little bit more stressful. I feel like the dicordes would have benefited from being different colours to each other. Sometimes I would get confused between which end connected to which.
I'd have also like a way to quickly detach a pair of dicordes, or put them back into the supply.
I really enjoyed it, it's a very nice simple "work" game, like papers, please. It has some nice chaos later in the game, especially when someone want's to call someone else and the cord is still on it from the last call. Great job!
a very very nice concept and implementation First game, where Im started from reading in-game tutorial. The perfect entry for multitasking and very funny as it can be. Great job! Got 55 score and got tired. Good luck with projects!
The bad part maybe is not so comfortable UI. thats all what i finded
Awesome interpretation of the theme. It was real fun. I got 34 points on first try. I can see the controls working a lot better on mobile too. The sounds were great and the graphics were functional without being ugly even though the difference between people talking and people finished talking could have been bigger. Also I cant think of an explination why someone should use Comic Sans for tutorial texts... But if I ignored this grave stylistic misstep it is quite a nice game.
15 and fired! Well, I'm glad I don't live in that era (or it might be because I was usiing a laptop's touchpad. It's hard.) WOuld be nice to have some variations, but otherwise a neat idea and a pretty good presentation! Well done.
Really nicely made game! I included it in my compilation video series of Ludum Dare 36, if you’d like to take a look :) https://youtu.be/ZHYBCFbdIKA
very interesting aesthetic, i love the cleanliness of it, the telephone user sounds is also a nice touch