Hello everyone the do not disobey your programming series is back after a hiatus this time you have to create tiles by destroying bombs you destroy Bombs by left clicking on them you get bombs by left-clicking on a drop zone the grey drop zone changes when a new drop zone opens up the other 2 open up when 10 tiles of their colour are on the board you need to press the spacebar to start and restart the game
Players found The cycle intriguing but struggled to understand its gameplay due to minimal instructions and unclear goals. Many noted the need for better descriptions or tutorials to clarify mechanics. Some appreciated the puzzle-like challenge of deciphering the game logic, while others found the scoring exploitable and the gameplay confusing. The art style was generally seen as fitting but not a standout feature.
I couldn't quite figure out what was goal of the game ^^" Bit on hurry to rate/feedback enough games, so my playtime got quite short, sorry :/
Sooo... can't say I have any idea what is going on. Clicked grey box, got a thing (bomb?), placed it, clicked it, tile went green. Just did this lots and got more colours and then game over? You could also just click around to get infinite score.
Feels like could be a tactical puzzle game, but needs some proper instructions!
Art was fine for what it is, fits this sort of game well.
Interesting game. I included it in my GM48 compilation video series, if you’d like to take a look. :) https://youtu.be/gQOVaoF4Jeg
Usually I'd say that the description on the jam page is not important, but since it's the only source of information we have to figure out how to play the game, I think that it'd help a lot to have more words and explanation on your submission page.
It seems like every time you click, time advances? Is that what's supposed to be happening? And you need to place tiles down correctly to make sure that you gain points while not losing health as time advances?
I wish I understood the game play better, still here the vod if you like to rewatch me play your game. https://www.twitch.tv/videos/1268766636?t=00h38m06s
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