Defragmentare: Bring Order to Chaos
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Help. Your files are fragmented and all over the place and your disk space is in the process of running out. Bring order to the file chaos, get points for better order, survive as long as you can.
(Sadly I did not manage to put audio in)
#### Goal
* Sort the segments ascending as tightly aligned to the top left as possible.
* To clear a stage the minimum you have to do is move all segments out of the corruption zone in the bottom before corruption is completed.
* Once you put each file in order in the safe zone, a stage is done too.
#### Interface
* Drag a segment to move it. Alternatively click once to select and click again to place.
* Segments need the full width of their space free to move. E.g. if you want to move a piece one space to the left that is wider than one you need to move it somewhere else first.
* Indicate the piece in hand transparently if it cannot be placed currently, to clear up the confusion about movement.
* Scoring animation to self explain the goals.
* A short pause after a stage ends to be able to look at what you have done.
(Sadly I did not manage to put audio in)
#### Goal
* Sort the segments ascending as tightly aligned to the top left as possible.
* To clear a stage the minimum you have to do is move all segments out of the corruption zone in the bottom before corruption is completed.
* Once you put each file in order in the safe zone, a stage is done too.
#### Interface
* Drag a segment to move it. Alternatively click once to select and click again to place.
* Segments need the full width of their space free to move. E.g. if you want to move a piece one space to the left that is wider than one you need to move it somewhere else first.
Todos for a post jam version:
* Sound.* Indicate the piece in hand transparently if it cannot be placed currently, to clear up the confusion about movement.
* Scoring animation to self explain the goals.
* A short pause after a stage ends to be able to look at what you have done.