Behind the Data by Laralyn
This is more of a teaser than a complete game--it hints at the larger story. Ultimately it's an incremental game, like Cookie Clicker, although it's only got a few things to purchase right now.
Note that the source will not run, as all paid Unity add-ons have been removed. This includes Playmaker, NGUI, Playmaker NGUI scripts, and SoundManager Pro.
Note that the source will not run, as all paid Unity add-ons have been removed. This includes Playmaker, NGUI, Playmaker NGUI scripts, and SoundManager Pro.
Ratings
| Coolness | 48% | 1265 |
| Overall | 3.75 | 116 |
| Audio | 3.77 | 52 |
| Fun | 3.26 | 366 |
| Graphics | 4.03 | 88 |
| Humor | 2.19 | 653 |
| Innovation | 3.65 | 198 |
| Mood | 3.97 | 37 |
| Theme | 3.09 | 678 |
Great work!
Surprisingly addictive for what it is. And no losing condition (that I know of?) so, relaxing.
* You get no penalty for clicking wrong characters
* You may actually fill entire line with just one character
Those two things make game a bit too easy. However, it's still great!
I feel like this game could have deeper plot and not ironic gameplay.
The sound effect and the design of the grid are magical, i'm less fan of the part with the upgrade.
The noise flash image could be more frequent or intense, because it create this computer feeling.
I get some word in the grid, that's really a great idea.
A little bug : you can at some point have the same glyph in two slot, not really a problem, but it gives a strange feeling.
I like how it expands the clicker genre by having "active waiting", but i found looking even for just two symbols at the same time overwhelming, not sure if i'm just tired haha.
Nice work!
Also, there seems to be a bug once you get more than two bins: the third glyph type won't be collected, and once you advance to the fourth, the fourth type will increment the third bin instead.
(two bugs(?) for me:
- hard clicking on one sign
- the 4th "bin" fill my 3th 'bin' and so never change his sign
with this two bugs, we can make a LOT of credits)
And I waited a 4th email... waited... waited...