Juxtapose by Daniel X. Moore

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made by Daniel X. Moore for LD19 (COMPO)
This "select 3" puzzle game explores a simple system. The interactions must be discovered and the specific patterns that invoke them vary with each new game.

Ratings

Coolness 0% 201
Overall 2.58 156
Audio 2.67 86
Community 1.70 201
Fun 2.54 143
Graphics 2.00 216
Humor 1.53 198
Innovation 3.19 71
Theme 3.20 96

Feedback

Devenger
20. Dec 2010 路 16:50 UTC
Very cool. Some things perhaps should be clearer (I presume Power Up! increases the points you get for each ball you remove/change?) but generally it was a pleasure just to try things, see the results, and try and build a strategy from it. The different sound effects for the different results you could get were a nice touch. Well done :)
devinmoore
20. Dec 2010 路 21:31 UTC
Pressing space just locked it up for me... not sure what I'm doing wrong but it definitely wasn't working the way I thought it would.
Jonny D
21. Dec 2010 路 00:19 UTC
That was pretty cool.
馃帳 Daniel X. Moore
21. Dec 2010 路 01:33 UTC
@devinmoore I've had reports of it not working in FireFox. Chrome may be your best bet.
ranklar
21. Dec 2010 路 02:21 UTC
Tried Firefox (doesn't work), and I tried IE 8, and it doesn't work. I am not going to install Google and agree to their EULA, sorry mate.
refrag
21. Dec 2010 路 20:47 UTC
Not bad! The only thing was I kept forgetting what pattern did what. It would almost be cool if the game had a legend showing which pattern did what after you "unlock" each pattern. There were just too many to keep in my head.
A solid game concept. Great work!
kurtwaldowski
22. Dec 2010 路 06:32 UTC
Pretty cool idea. I was compelled to bust out a pad and pen and log the combinations. Neat; some graphical effects could have greatly increased the experience. However, time was of the essence :P
Endurion
22. Dec 2010 路 17:43 UTC
This locks up my browser completely.

HTML 5, unravelling shit performance that we thought finally forgotten and buried
jolle
23. Dec 2010 路 21:16 UTC
In Opera, the keys did not just move the selection/activate, they also scrolled the browser window, which was a bit annoying.

Interesting idea.