Clean Up in Aisle 3 by martiangames

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made by martiangames for LD 38 (JAM)

LDJAM #38 3-day game jam challenge!

Fluid physics in this game require NVIDIA with CUDA

Play "Clean Up in Aisle 3" here ▶️ http://martiangames.com/pc/CleanupInAisle3.zip or on GameJolt ▶️ http://gamejolt.com/games/cleanupinaisle3/252097

Theme: A Small World

This is an experiment using NVidia's CUDA molecular processing, to simulate realtime fluid. This is mostly a meditative sandbox game , akin to raking sand, in which you can push water molecules around on a tile floor (as if) you are "cleaning" it up. As it turns out, slugs are not ideal for mopping purposes, and most likely he will be fired soon. It's just sort of sad, really. Your crawling distance is measured to track how far you can make it on a dry surface before shriveling up, but there is presently no way to "Win". We can reflect on what must be an existential nightmare: to rely so much on wet surfaces, that to such creatures in such predicaments, it must feel to them like [A Small World]. ;)

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lusid
25. Apr 2017 · 06:03 UTC
Congratulations, friends! :) I'm happy you made it in time and had fun in the process. I'm sorry I missed your last stream, but I was with you in spirit.
Gundatsch
05. May 2017 · 14:26 UTC
Well ... it crashed on my laptop (perhaps mobile nvidia chips are not cool :D) but on my big machine it was playable.

Looks cool, you can almost guess that it could be a fun game if there was anything to achieve. I was collecting "wetness" for a few minutes and then slugged out of the door and was exploring the plane outside. Other than that sadly there isn't much to do. But the slug looks great and everything feels organic which is cool.
Jupiter_Hadley
10. May 2017 · 14:22 UTC
Funny idea! I included it in my Ludum Dare 38 compilation video series, if you’d like to take a look :)
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=Mxyrl5Tjmjc
Ellian
15. May 2017 · 22:07 UTC
I'm really impressed at how many assets there is!
The shelves are all stocked up with a lot of stuff, and the fluid/water looks kinda cool; so yeah the art is neat :D
As far as gameplay goes, it's a bummer there isn't an actual goal or something because I would absolutely play a giant slug in a shop. Oh well! Good job anyway~