10" to rise by canvapps

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made by canvapps for LD27 (JAM)
10s to rise is a turn based game in which the objective is to colonize as many fields as the player can.
There is a 10 seconds cycle counter that defines how much time does it take to explore, harvest a forest, build a farm, a mine or docks, as well as destroying them.
When the docks are build it is possible to travel to a different user's world to colonize fields on it. To do so it may be necessary to destroy its buildings before edifying new ones.
There are four different civilization each of them provided with its own set of pictures. Maps are also generated with slightly different proportions of forest, mountain or sea.

There is an introductory tutorial that explains the dynamics and, once finished, provides the civilization's avatar. Notifications guide the player through the progress of the game. Stats show the amount of resources obtained as well as a final score. There is a 10 seconds cycle counter that indicates the evolution of turns, and the current action the player is performing. Only one action can be performed at a time.

There are many different actions:
Explore to unveil pieces of field.
Harvest trees and edify Buildings that provide different goods.
Build docks to unlock the hability to travel to diferent worlds.

There is also the possibility to play collaboratively with other players, planning group campaigns against other players.

Ratings

Coolness 95% 2
Overall(Jam) 2.82 417
Audio(Jam) 1.68 488
Fun(Jam) 2.25 528
Graphics(Jam) 2.52 498
Humor(Jam) 1.71 451
Innovation(Jam) 3.30 152
Mood(Jam) 2.38 470
Theme(Jam) 2.98 334

Feedback

Jupiter_Hadley
27. Aug 2013 · 17:16 UTC
This game is pretty cool! Ilike it, and I like how the map can grow and stuffs. I featured it in a compilation video on Ludum Dare 27 games, if you want to check it out, http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=y3_qdYR_Vsw
Nick Weihs
28. Aug 2013 · 11:03 UTC
Pretty nice, haven't seen a game like this in the jam yet. If there were a bit of audio maybe something to tell the player that the turn is over would be nice. Overall good work!
ivo
29. Aug 2013 · 20:55 UTC
There should be more games like this!
ZeppelinCaptain
29. Aug 2013 · 20:58 UTC
It's a cool, original idea, not really my cup of tea though, but evidently crafted with care, and seems to have quite a bit of depth.

The instructions seems to be a little bugged, they sometimes don't update (especially after building my first dock).
Unept
29. Aug 2013 · 20:58 UTC
Pretty unique take on the theme, and very unique type of game. I got kind of stuck after a bit, but assumed it was because I skipped any instructions, so I didn't blame the game. :)
ZeppelinCaptain
29. Aug 2013 · 20:59 UTC
It's a cool, original idea, not really my cup of tea though, but evidently crafted with care, and seems to have quite a bit of depth.

The instructions seems to be a little bugged, they sometimes don't update (especially after building my first dock).
gre
29. Aug 2013 · 21:16 UTC
Good job! Original.
🎤 canvapps
29. Aug 2013 · 21:28 UTC
Thanks for your feedback, we really appreciate your comments! The tutorial is missing a step (which is to go to another player's world in the ludumdare folder at canvapps.com/gallery, then build a building on one of their lands). We did not have enough time to include all the features we wanted to implement, but we will be adding a director's cut with how we pictured the game after the votation is over.

Many thanks again to you all for playing our ludum dare game!
Hayawi
29. Aug 2013 · 23:39 UTC
pretty cool
LordHellMaX
29. Aug 2013 · 23:49 UTC
Quite original game, but I wish I could skip the 10 seconds delay between each turn. Keeping a 10 seconds maximum for each turn + making the world change somehow each turn would be a good idea I think. I enjoyed it anyway, nice job.
Makio
30. Aug 2013 · 00:26 UTC
original, I really like the discovery of the map :)
Darien
30. Aug 2013 · 08:51 UTC
A bit Civilization-y; seems to be lacking a goal, though. You expand for a while, but then that's about it, yes?
tigerj
30. Aug 2013 · 16:45 UTC
Very Unique and Original. I fun and enjoyable entry. Nice work.
jplur
30. Aug 2013 · 22:35 UTC
Very cool, also I like how you used your web app in progress as the platform, I bookmarked that so I can keep up with it in the future.
gmaker
31. Aug 2013 · 13:48 UTC
good idea! veryvery cool! i loved it!
Gaspard_
31. Aug 2013 · 14:53 UTC
Go to someone, burn EVERYTHING!
That was defenetly the coolest feature!
fferro234
31. Aug 2013 · 19:20 UTC
Interesting take on the theme. I wasn't really sure what I was trying to accomplish though.
ratalaika
01. Sep 2013 · 10:24 UTC
good job
cwkx
01. Sep 2013 · 11:51 UTC
Very innovative entry, not sure why the dock looks like a chicken drumstick but other than that good job! :)
Atridas
01. Sep 2013 · 12:07 UTC
I really liked this game! You may want to try mine, as we approached the theme in a similar way ;-)
Valerien
02. Sep 2013 · 07:09 UTC
Pretty nice, and mostly the game feels original in its structure, at least as far as the ludum dare is concerned. It feels like it lacks some sense of challenge at the moment though.
dekart
02. Sep 2013 · 17:01 UTC
Cool game, I like to play games of such kind. The only thing I didn't get yet - is there any kind of challenge in the game? Enemies?
deathray
04. Sep 2013 · 01:43 UTC
Congrats on making a multi-player game! Once I read how to go into other lands and I unlocked my avatar, I enjoyed it a little bit more. But it does seem to be too easy. No real decision points other than build, build, build, burn, build,...
Wertle
07. Sep 2013 · 04:44 UTC
Seems like this has good potential to grow into something really interesting. It wasn't clear what I was supposed to be doing with the resources (if anything). There are a few feedback things that might help out - having the status of what's going on be more apparent would help, it took me a bit to notice it. Good work!
nthird
08. Sep 2013 · 01:19 UTC
Interesting take on the world building type of game. Just felt like it petered out at the end. Would be interesting to see where it goes from here. The multiplayer aspect of it was really well done though.
🎤 canvapps
16. Sep 2013 · 23:49 UTC
Thank you guys for taking a look and trying our game! We really apreciate it, and we really hope you liked it :)

We forgot to update our comments for some time, but I want you to know that we have reviewed all of your games and we have enjoyed them as child.

We also want to tell you againt that we are working on our director's cut of 102 to rise. We hope it gets out of the oven in aproximately two weeks. Have a look at our posts to stay tuned with it

Thank you everyone! We will meet at following ludum dares!