Pocobot's Obligation
Pocobot must travel through the inner workings of the reactor facility to pair all of the reactors with their power cores
This game takes advantage of a rendering technique called Sprite Stacking to create the illusion of a 3rd dimension. However, this game is entirely in 2D!
Moves around and pushes things into place. Control him to bring the facility back online
Produce energy, but also create heat. Don't allow their thermals to reach zero!
These keep the thermals of the reactors in check to keep them running smoothly
These store energy, charge them up with the reactors to restore power to the facility
Stand on this button to have time move forward more quickly. Helpful for slow charging Power Cores
These need to be powered to move through the facility
This game takes advantage of a rendering technique called Sprite Stacking to create the illusion of a 3rd dimension. However, this game is entirely in 2D!
The game focuses around 4 core elements:
Pocobot:
Moves around and pushes things into place. Control him to bring the facility back online
Reactors:
Produce energy, but also create heat. Don't allow their thermals to reach zero!
Coolers:
These keep the thermals of the reactors in check to keep them running smoothly
Power Cores:
These store energy, charge them up with the reactors to restore power to the facility
And a few helper elements
Time Button:
Stand on this button to have time move forward more quickly. Helpful for slow charging Power Cores
Doors:
These need to be powered to move through the facility
Comments3

sg-goennung5 Oct 2021, 13:46
The game is really good and makes a lot of fun to play. Also graphics and sound are nice! I needed some time, to realize that the game is turn based :-D
However, good job!
However, good job!

kumber7 Oct 2021, 22:25
Cool take on the sokoban-like genre! Good pubzzles too, very fun. The input felt a little blocky at times, but I understand it was because each entity has its "turn". Also the sprite stacking is very cool, I can't believe it's not 3D :D



One little nitpick I have is the desire for an "undo" button to undo my last action. It feels a little unfair when I had the solution, but one missed input means I have to do it all over again.
Aside from that, absolutely wonderful puzzles. I had a great time wracking my brain.
Great entry! Congratulations on making it!