Good idea and relevant to the theme. Some funny items in the list. I'm not sure I agree that this needs more content: it's short and serves its purpose really well. This concept would make a great mini-game in another game.
This was fun, and a great take on the theme. I genuinely enjoyed the gameplay. It’s always interesting to think about the modern era in terms of the far past or far future.
Reading the choices made me laugh out loud. I guess as long as we are not counting the new Two-Handed Stone Axe 6S then most of those classifications are accurate, I agree.
Great entry. Also loaded so fast I though I accidentally clicked on the screenshot link. Not even joking.
Nice idea :) What you have here works really well.
As others have said it is short but it's complete and it's easy to see how you can add more in the future.
I think randomizing the order of the list, the items in in it and maybe even their properties will help with replay-ability as you won't be able to memorize where things are/
Also I think maybe having a time limit might help add to the challenge but then again it was quite nice being able to do it at a relaxing pace and bring able to read and enjoy all the items.
Sorter of Antiques has a fun selection of items, of varied colors, weight, usage and epochs. The pixel graphic design was also right on point :)
The challenges were a bit easy, but the potential is there. I read something about it being a good minigame - I totally second that. It would be a fun challenge to have something like this inside a bigger game. As a standalone, it doesn't have enough depth, but the idea is cool!
fun little diversion. It would have been neat to have some humorous descriptions from these humans 200+ years in the future trying to figure out what some of these things did. Much like when my kids try to guess what things from not long ago are. They see a old manual bread mixer and have no idea what it could be used for.
Thanks for all the feedback! There's probably a bit more that could be done with this, but I agree that its scope is limited unless it's a part of a larger game that doesn't rely solely on technology knowledge.
@MiniBobbo: the description idea is neat! Although it would require pretty good writing to pull it off.
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Good idea and relevant to the theme. Some funny items in the list. I'm not sure I agree that this needs more content: it's short and serves its purpose really well. This concept would make a great mini-game in another game.
Reading the choices made me laugh out loud. I guess as long as we are not counting the new Two-Handed Stone Axe 6S then most of those classifications are accurate, I agree.
Great entry. Also loaded so fast I though I accidentally clicked on the screenshot link. Not even joking.
As others have said it is short but it's complete and it's easy to see how you can add more in the future.
I think randomizing the order of the list, the items in in it and maybe even their properties will help with replay-ability as you won't be able to memorize where things are/
Also I think maybe having a time limit might help add to the challenge but then again it was quite nice being able to do it at a relaxing pace and bring able to read and enjoy all the items.
The challenges were a bit easy, but the potential is there. I read something about it being a good minigame - I totally second that. It would be a fun challenge to have something like this inside a bigger game. As a standalone, it doesn't have enough depth, but the idea is cool!
Well done!
Well done!
@MiniBobbo: the description idea is neat! Although it would require pretty good writing to pull it off.