Help Loopy the robot to get ouf of a spaceship by telling him which instructions should he execute. Brace yourself as the journey to freedom is long and challenging.
Nice... You actually managed to create some challenging puzzles with this mechanic.
I didn't finish the game because I'm not much for puzzles that I can't solve quickly, but the game feels well polished, the music track is nice, and the graphics, while simple, are really consistent. It all works so well together.
This game is very well made! Its very clear to understand and the idea really intrigues me, like a computer clock cycle. A fast forward button and the ability to quickly swap to blocks would be great. Good art and sound effects!
Very nice puzzle game and a cool take on the theme, programming loopy to complete levels was very intuitive and fun, and I loved the relaxing music too :smile:
this was really cool, I'm up to level 12 so far and might play a bit more later. I also thought this was excellent use of the theme. On the downside I found the level of foresight required to get programs right first go was quite high due to the tight looping nature and as a result ended up often writing something that seemed "About right" then debugging and fixing it. This made the game feel a bit more like debugging a horrible bug than like writing code which I think marginally reduced my enjoyment :D
This is one of my favorites of the JAM, because of the interpretation of the theme and the mechanics. I got stuck on level 11 but I enjoyed a lot playing. With some better graphics and a less repetitive music it will be even better. Congratulations!
Look and works great, very pleasurable experience... My only complaint would be that the game is not very innovative, but on the other hand it is executed well :)
Very impressive amount of unique levels for such a short period of time. A speed up button would have been nice since it takes a while for the robot to do his thing while you watch him.
I am amazed how many levels you made, the game looks very good as well and i appreciate the mute buttons. The music was good but a bit repetitive so i was glad i could mute it
Great vell polished game) One thing that catches my eye, it's a mix of different styles. Pixel and smooth one. In some places looks like even pixels have different sizes. But it's just a note for future improvements.
Very nice, I especially liked the level design, there were some really clever levels (also hard ones). I somehow felt that the victory jingle didn't fit well with the background music, but that's a minor thing. Good job, I had fun!
That's a very good game (it actually looks like my second LD, but well-executed! x) ). I love these kinds of puzzle games with very simple mechanics but a lot of possibilities and levels.
I only went up to the level 34 then came back here to see that there are 50 of them. So that would be my only piece of advice: don't make such a long game for a LD! I'm not sure how many of the players actually finished the game, but I think many of us expect to play an entry in something like 10 minutes. So I guess I would have had a better experience seeing a victory screen instead of quitting because I had to do something else. Of course that does not change anything about the quality of your game - I will actually keep it and come back to it later, just for fun (which happens like, never.)
The visuals are simple but well done. In this case, "simple" is a compliment: you get the player's attention to what's important and that don't distract him from the objective. The music fits very well too. The animations of Loopy are cute!
Very good entry!
Edit: just for your information, there are missing sprites of walls in a level (I didn't note down which one). Not really important, but I actually wondered if it was a missing sprite or a new mechanism (a hole in which Loopy could fall?).
It's amazing how many levels you have managed to create. All I have completed were fun and challenging. It took me a while to figure out #10 :)
Robot looks great. No bugs encountered.
Cheers!