deepr by phi
Welcome to deepr
:sparkles:You miss every game you don't play:sparkles:
Deepr is a mock-up social network about profoundness. Inspired by inspirational quotes, we set out to use crowd intelligence to determine the deepest of all quotes!
:sparkles:Live, Love, Ludum:sparkles:
After setting a username, you can start going deep by editing quotes, swapping out their words. If you're happy with your achieved depth, you can submit, and then start rating the profound creations of others.
:sparkles:The true challenge is not to conquer the frontend, but to conquer yourself:sparkles:
We will publish the quotes with the highest rating once the jam is over. If you want to be notified, use your Ludum Dare username in deepr!

Our Team: - 💻 @phi - 💻 @eta - 💻 @pleyad - 💻 @sophiakene
Also available on mobile (but you cannot register the same username on different devices!):

| Link | https://github.com/phigames/ld48 |
| Link | https://godeepr.herokuapp.com/ |
| Original URL | https://ldjam.com/events/ludum-dare/48/deepr |
Ratings
| Overall | 371th | 3.85⭐ | 72🧑⚖️ |
| Fun | 443th | 3.669⭐ | 70🧑⚖️ |
| Innovation | 19th | 4.423⭐ | 73🧑⚖️ |
| Theme | 218th | 4.148⭐ | 73🧑⚖️ |
| Graphics | 1223th | 3.391⭐ | 66🧑⚖️ |
| Humor | 37th | 4.283⭐ | 71🧑⚖️ |
| Mood | 812th | 3.57⭐ | 66🧑⚖️ |
| Given | 37🗳️ | 66🗨️ |
Of course we would consider rating your game, if you actually tried ours and didn't just comment without playing it :wink: (we can see that you didn't leave any posts)
Please don't game the system, we're all just trying to have a good time here, and after all, you can't win anything :)
Do you know InspiroBot? I feel like I am its algorithm now :robot:. And I spent hours on that site too. Maybe I'm susceptible to pseudo profoundness. Profauxndness?
I love your idea, I love your implementation. The design is super clean. deepr deserseves to be seen and used. Do you plan to support the site after Ludum Dare? It has the potential to become really big.
My only gripe is that sometimes you _just need that one word_ after figuring out all the rest, but it's not there. Though that is part of the whole experience of course. Oh, and is there a way to see random posts? Or only ever the newest ones and the ones with the highest score? Because I kind of feel like that would massively favor the posts on the leaderboard.
Anyway. Amazing idea, amazing implementation. Congratulations on creating a game that will linger on the mind long after "gamier" games are forgotten! I already spread it to circles beyond Ludum Dare. Thank you :heart:
sorry :smile:
What a cool idea, I love how these game jams bring out these little pearls of creativity, not only the creative game idea, even making your players have to get creative in this case :-)
Don't get me wrong, I love my jump 'n' runs and tetris clones as much as the next person but what I really look forward to in every LD, aside from making a game myself which is the most fun, is this kind of unconventional break with traditional game making. I just read your comment above about the inner workings of your algorithm, very nice technicalities, we are all at least partly programmers here. Really cool!
I like the way you integrate the game with the community. Letting others rate your quotes is a good way to incentivise putting the effort in to really find a funny combination in the large space of possible sentences that each quote presents.
A really cool entry, 5/5 in the Audio rating ;-)
Strengths :
- A Social Network !
- In a Ludum Dare !
- Is this the real life ?
- (Woops this is not Deepr, cannot allow myself to be deep anymore)
Possible improvements :
- Real social media integration for the giggles ?
Congratulations !
I really loved the idea and execution, and I think that if it were expanded in its current form, it could be a wonderful persistent project.
I'd love to see this connected with Facebook or Twitter accounts, with the ability to share to those platforms. I imagine it could be very successful.
The core mechanic of selecting words to create new quotes could also make for a great "Jackbox" style party game, if it were scoped to a small group, timed format. There's lot of potential here.
(I also had that bug where items would sometimes disappear on Firefox, but webdev is a hellscape so it didn't bother me or impact my enjoyment.)
I'm looking forward to see the results :)
1st i thought u could manually write quotes in there
and i have a bunch of those stacked away
so i rubbed my hands there for a second
then i realized there was a system for making quotes "by hand" (--> no copypaste)
so I did this -->

and i gotta say, I'm mighty proud of it!
reminds me of tweets from this dude
https://twitter.com/keatonpatti/status/1148240819796807681
i recommend 'em they're really entertainimg imo :D
well thanks for making this
really broadens the scope of what you can possibly achieve in a game jam in 72h
also I checked a few of the quotes people left on there - there's some pretty cunning ones!
Nicely done! Take care :grinning:
"All babies were born."
"Expect the unexpected, and you'll never be surprised. Don't know if it's good or a bad news"

So I say, well done! Really a unique idea and a hilarious take on the theme.