Too much thinking on the first day of the jam...

The idea was to fill a sushi tray with sushi pieces, while taking into account customer preferences.

Overscoping made the game impossible to finish within the time frame of the jam. I don't even have clear what are the mechanics and the game loop, so I will try to finish it in the 3 weeks of the extra mode.

I don't even have a clear vision of the mechanics and the game loop, but so far this is more or less the aspect of the game:

I'm sharing my progress here as a way to motivate myself to complete the project. Otherwise, it would end up in the pile of unfinished projects...

After bailing out of the jam and switching gears towards the extra path, I'll admit, I was feeling a bit too lazy to push on. Yet, it's funny how the final sprint often turns out to be the most rewarding and the most tired as well! :laughing: :laughing: :laughing:

You can play the game here

https://ldjam.com/events/ludum-dare/54/sushi-puzzle-party

Any feedback is welcome!

I'll be playing some games and providing ratings until the last hour. Feel free to drop a link if you'd like me to check out your submission.

I'm failing at delivering a complete game (again...) but yesterday I come up with this... I enjoy doing pixel art a lot, but man, I'm too slow.

No game loop yet, I've changed the core mechanics 2 or 3 times (at designing level are so easy to make but when you try to implement them...), some work related stuff that I had to attend, starting late... But this time I post this to remind me that the extra is good enough and valuable if I've already made the effort to start!

It is funny that the first 2 ludum dare that I joined I was able to deliver a game, and then last year I tried but I couldn't make anything. How it is that the first times with lest experience I managed to do something?? Am I the only one?