The Button
Press buttons to keep yourself from dying.
Build machines that press the buttons for you to keep yourself from dying faster.
The tutorial was not finished, it ends after you've automated your first button press.
There is also no in-game option for changing between Tutorial and Survival mode, you'll need to close (Alt-F4 for example) and restart the game.
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An extended version of this game is in development, called Optimatica!
More info here: http://optimatica.eu
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Made at the APT Game Generator local LD37 competition in Tartu, Estonia.
Graphics: Jaanus Jaggo
Code: Joosep Jääger, Andres Kalle, Imre Raudsepp
Sound: Frederic Meensalu
Build machines that press the buttons for you to keep yourself from dying faster.
The tutorial was not finished, it ends after you've automated your first button press.
There is also no in-game option for changing between Tutorial and Survival mode, you'll need to close (Alt-F4 for example) and restart the game.
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An extended version of this game is in development, called Optimatica!
More info here: http://optimatica.eu
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Made at the APT Game Generator local LD37 competition in Tartu, Estonia.
Graphics: Jaanus Jaggo
Code: Joosep Jääger, Andres Kalle, Imre Raudsepp
Sound: Frederic Meensalu



Comments16
Otherwise it was pretty challenging :D
It's one of best game of the jam!
My only lament is that there isn't a fancier "you lose" cutscene... maybe an explosion or something other than text.
Took off one star for audio, because it would have been better with some sort of background music, especially the further you progressed in survival mode. Other than that, absolutely perfect!
The main mode felt empty and there seemed to be no goal, I could go forever by juggling between 3 buttons. When I died there was no way to restart again and you could hear the game still go on in the background, so the ending screen was just fake, had to ALT+F4 again.
From a perfect standalone game, just missed a few polishing things like moving between gamemodes, ending the gamemodes properly, also no music. Otherwise, a really great entry and astonishing that this was done in such a short time.