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Store and retrieve as many items as you can in a small but recursive warehouse.
Mobile web supported!
Drag items into free slots to store them until they are requested.
Drag boxes onto viewers for more space. Some slots can only hold boxes.
Don't forget where you put everything!
This is my first game with Godot! I really love how quickly I can hook things up and iterate in it.
I came up with the idea for this pretty late, so I ended up with less than 24 hours to finish this. I had to leave out a lot of stuff I wanted to add, like sound and music, keyboard support, and a whole upgrade tree. I also didn't have time to properly test the difficulty, so it's way harder than I intended. Alas, such is the way of the game jam. I might polish this some more and release a post-jam version at some point.
Inspired by Wilmot's Warehouse, Patrick's Parabox, Recursed, and Wikipedia pages about data structures.
Hotfix: Fixed screen resolution scaling on web export
Mobile web supported!
Instructions
Drag items into free slots to store them until they are requested.
Drag boxes onto viewers for more space. Some slots can only hold boxes.
Don't forget where you put everything!
About
This is my first game with Godot! I really love how quickly I can hook things up and iterate in it.
I came up with the idea for this pretty late, so I ended up with less than 24 hours to finish this. I had to leave out a lot of stuff I wanted to add, like sound and music, keyboard support, and a whole upgrade tree. I also didn't have time to properly test the difficulty, so it's way harder than I intended. Alas, such is the way of the game jam. I might polish this some more and release a post-jam version at some point.
Inspired by Wilmot's Warehouse, Patrick's Parabox, Recursed, and Wikipedia pages about data structures.
Hotfix: Fixed screen resolution scaling on web export