Superconductor is a light-conducting puzzle game where you need to always contain the light in a loop. The game is made with PuzzleScript by Increpare with the level selection addon by Draknek and Jack.
The power station is down and this is the only beam of energy we have. Can you convey it to the rocket launcher?
Push the transmitters to change the light path. But be careful! If the energy beam flees from a loop, you will lose them forever.
It's a nice idea, well explored. At the beginning I wasn't sure if you can deliver some challenging levels but I was pleasantly supprised. Stylised simplistic pixel graphics fit this game. It feels a bit more abstract and purely puzzly. The only thing is some music - some soft, quiet background piece that will bring out the silence which otherwise (if I weren't listening to my online lecture:sweat_smile:) would drive me a bit nuts.
Personally, I think this is a fine addition to the jam. :thumbsup:
This is very nice man, these puzzles are challenging, it's sometimes a little bit hard to know what direction the beam will go because of the low resolution, but other than that its very nice. It has this awesome charm to it that I can't put my finger on.
Got to level 7. Great puzzles, the loop concept works really well here. At the beginning it felt like I was kinda guessing but I quickly figured out the mechanics just from playing.
I really enjoyed some of the puzzle designs. Coming up with the correct solution definitely elicited a few "eureka!" moments which are exactly the feeling these games want to convey, I think. Great job!
This is the second Puzzlescript game I played with loop-making mechanics, and the contrast makes me appreciate the gentle learning curve of the level progression.
Comments11
It's a nice idea, well explored. At the beginning I wasn't sure if you can deliver some challenging levels but I was pleasantly supprised. Stylised simplistic pixel graphics fit this game. It feels a bit more abstract and purely puzzly. The only thing is some music - some soft, quiet background piece that will bring out the silence which otherwise (if I weren't listening to my online lecture:sweat_smile:) would drive me a bit nuts.
Personally, I think this is a fine addition to the jam. :thumbsup: