Planetary Conformity by Healthire
Strategic puzzle game about converting the entire universe to green.
Use combinations of connected planets to gain the advantage over evil red!
To use the source or .love file you need to have Love2D. http://love2d.org/
Love2D is cross platform so using the .love file you can play on windows/linux/mac.
To play on windows, just unpack the Windows zip and use the .exe.
Use combinations of connected planets to gain the advantage over evil red!
To use the source or .love file you need to have Love2D. http://love2d.org/
Love2D is cross platform so using the .love file you can play on windows/linux/mac.
To play on windows, just unpack the Windows zip and use the .exe.
Ratings
| Coolness | 47% | 1319 |
| Overall | 3.85 | 65 |
| Fun | 3.60 | 148 |
| Graphics | 3.48 | 317 |
| Innovation | 3.85 | 113 |
| Mood | 3.38 | 242 |
| Theme | 4.04 | 48 |
The .love worked though.
Great game. I've seen some with a similar idea, but this is definitely the smoothest I've come acrosos.
1-you make me discover Love2D who had been perfect for my game.
2-your game rules are so simple that everyone understand it (mine is hard to explain, more to understand)
3-the puzzle design is amazing, each level bring new challenge, mastering of some technic or new kind of planet
4-Except for the title of each, i'm pretty sure that the game could be made procedural to create infinite levels.
You kill me ;)
There is 3 issues :
- lack of sound
- a RESTART function when you know that you have missed the good path.
- the control is style weird for me : made link and broke link between green planet could be made more clearly actionable.
For the rest, great theme, nice look, great physics, and a lot of levels. What else do you want? ;)
TimeKiller!
The graphics are very smooth and clean. A few UI tweaks that could make it even better:
- More obvious highlighting of the currently selected planet
- Explanation and or more visual feedback about the radius of action
- More obvious difference between military and fortified planets. I kept forgetting which was wich. Alternatively, an on screen cheat sheet might do.
Great job overall!