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August 25, 2014

circular logic

A small and clever platformer also made for the 'connected worlds' themed Ludum Dare 30 game jam: circular logic by Benn Powell.

19 comments:

  1. That was short, but FREAKING TRICKY and damned satisfying. Thanks!

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  2. How lovely and tough! I wish it had many more levels!

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  3. Nice one for a 48 hour game, great idea, excellently executed. Want more levels now :-)

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  4. That was short and sweet. :)

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  5. Very cool game but waaaaay too short. Would love to see about a hundred more levels.

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  6. My favorite new game concept in a long time...more levels please! :-)

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  7. Wow... I did not think I would finish that! Did that win? If not, what did? Awesome game!

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  8. I actually thought it was kind of easy. Solved it in less than five minutes. Maybe its just me?
    Liked the game though.

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  9. This game made me dizzy. Nicely done for a 48h game, but all that spinning stuff gets to me.

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  10. Was playing the game
    Then it ended
    NOOO!! IT WAS JUST GETTING GOOD!
    Seriously though, this was a fun one.

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  11. This was AWESOME, but it was way too short.

    This is probably one of the best Ludum Dare games I've ever played. Certainly a top-shelf production.

    Thanks, Bart!

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  12. Phew... How do you get away with making a game like THAT?!? : |

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  13. That was excellent. I want more levels!!

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  14. clever and very interesting. went back and did not plug in the humans.. worth it!!

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  15. Short, tricky and good. Fantastic puzzle. Thanks Bart!

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  16. I like the concept, and it was fun to play, but waayy too short, I would love to see more levels with increasing difficulty

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