C.A.T.B.O.T. Circuit Builder

You can damage the cat by pulling it back into the lasers before you even let go. The bouncing around was a bit odd at times. Other then that it was a fun puzzle game.

I love the concept! It's super cute! It could definatly be devlopt further into like a mobile game. The controls felt pretty good and fairly entuative! Knowing where I was going to land was a little confusing but stull fun. Great idea, great music, great art!

A very unexpected and creative entry! I've always thought circuit boards would make great game levels, and this used that theming well. The bounce physics were odd at times, but besides that the gameplay was quite polished.

Really charming and the art is nice. I found it a little confusing though, despite the tutorial. I'm sure the levels were designed with some intent but I really felt like the whole time I was just flinging myself from node to node with no challenge. At one point I think I tricked the game into charging a node I wasn't even on. Regardless, this is a cool project.

I would die for this little catbot. Puzzles had more depth then I would have expected at first. Coupled with the really nice presentation this is a super solid entry

I think this game has great artwork and style though I did find it easy to get stuck by the lightening and it was a little odd that you had to wait around for the ndoes to charge up - nitpicks aside, this is beautifully done and a great game that can stand on its own, jam or not. As others had pointed out though, I'm not sure how it fits the theme, but that aside, great job! :)

This game has an impressive amount of polish for a gm48 game. The movement felt good, and it was very satisfying to launch my catbot around the circuit board. There was a glitch I had at one point where it thought that I was on a node that I wasn't on, but other than that, it all functioned perfectly. In the end I had a lot of fun with this one, and my only wish is that it was a little bit longer (but understandable with the timeframe). Great work!

This was a pretty fun little project, and very polished! It wasn't too difficult, which was perfect for a jam game. Really nice job overall!

I played your game on stream https://www.twitch.tv/videos/1803296797?t=01h41m52s

it was an interesting idea, very well made. but also lacked the needed feed back for me to really understand the mechanics of the game beyond a surface glance.

The presentation is very impressive! The gameplay is also very relaxing, it's a very nice entry to play. I suppose it feels more like graphing than building, but it's a link to the theme nonetheless. Something I think would be nice would be if the player had a status for the battery build-up, so that picking paths was more of a conscious choice.

Pretty good entry, impressive art for a game jam! i think the only negative that i can think of is that i wish you were able to zoom out and see the entire board, sometimes i felt like i was flying to random directions with no idea if a circuit was there or not (or maybe i missed something, i dunno)

Excellent entry all around! A really unique gameplay hook (I loved that you weren't always just direct-firing to each node, you had to curve around obstacles sometimes), with beautiful graphics, great sound and music design that fit well - this is seriously impressive for only being made in 48 hours.

Slightly weak relation to the theme is possibly my only complaint here, but I don't think that matters when the game's this good.

There's something surprisingly enjoyable about slingshotting a fake microkitty around a circuit board, even if it doesn't make any sense. However when I got to the level where it was necessary to go over the same circuits multiple times it felt like that made the experience bog down quite a bit. Good art and effects though. Having a team helps considerably with the polish level.

The name doesn't lie. Great music!