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CyberHarvest: Data Breach by Pie-Tras

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made by Pie-Tras for Ludum Dare 52 (JAM)

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The advent of commercial fusion energy stirred significant advances in computational power. Brain-machine interfaces quickly became an integral part of everyday life.

Explore an interactive 2D cyberpunk world:

At the request of a mysterious stranger you will harvest mega-corporation databases.

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itch.io https://pie-tras.itch.io/cyberharvest
Original URL https://ldjam.com/events/ludum-dare/52/cyberharvest-data-breach

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Christopher Hedge
10. Jan 2023 · 03:50 UTC
The visuals suck you in. I feel like I just played a demo, and I hope you continue to work on this. Although the audio was good, the music cuts out about half a minute into the tutorial, but that was the only thing I didn't like. My favorite part was the deep dive puzzles. I don't know what that type of puzzle is called where you slide across every tile, but I really enjoy those.
Thanks for the experience <3
Kenguin
10. Jan 2023 · 04:34 UTC
Hey I can't get past the first cutscene :( I can't seem to press anything to skip it

edit: works now using the itch download, the download on the ld site doesn't work properly
Kenguin
10. Jan 2023 · 04:50 UTC
The game has a very nice framework and has great potential! I would have liked to see more levels for the data harvesting, as well as have more visual feedback when going past interactable objects. As of present if you run past something interactable you don't get to see any visual feedback that you can interact with it unless you stop, making it easy to miss things. Other than that, visuals were amazing would love to see more.
Kenguin
10. Jan 2023 · 04:50 UTC
The game has a very nice framework and has great potential! I would have liked to see more levels for the data harvesting, as well as have more visual feedback when going past interactable objects. As of present if you run past something interactable you don't get to see any visual feedback that you can interact with it unless you stop, making it easy to miss things. Other than that, visuals were amazing would love to see more.