Avava
A downloadable game
Avava is a puzzle game for the playdate.
As a traveller you find yourself in a shrine. It is on to please the gods by providing them a full set of runes – for eternity. The gods are impatient though. Should you not be quick enough providing them the sets they may send you to afterlife.
How to play:
- Four different runes are assigned to the d-pad of the playdate. In front of you you find a collection 8 runes. One of the original four is missing.
- Select this rune on the d-pad and you are rewarded with points. Be careful. Every wrong selection will deduct points.
- You are playing against time so hurry up.
- You can create a streak that will give you time back for each five full sets in a row – they even will provide you extra points. The game is over if the patience of the gods is not with you anymore... as in time is up.
- You may restart always as the gods forget about you quickly.
Disclaimer:
Don't play on maximum volume. The sounds are a bit broken.
This game was done as part of a play jam.
This is my first time coding something like this. I used only pulp by panic for this and got quite far in the last two days.
I recently found a bug where sometimes two runes seem to be missing yet that seems to happen rarely.
Please don't pay for this game but donate to a good cause if you were actually considering putting money into this. It is a fun experiment and actually a quite addicting game for what it is, but maybe in the future I make it a real game.
Please give it a try and let me know if you enjoyed the game mechanics! :)
Status | In development |
Rating | Rated 4.3 out of 5 stars (4 total ratings) |
Author | rantdom |
Genre | Puzzle |
Tags | mind-bending, My First Game Jam, Playdate, pulp |
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Install instructions
Refer to panic and the playdate website.
Comments
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Had a lot of fun chasing that high score but it's lack of true ending was a slight bummer. Unless I just didn't get a good enough score but I really went HAM at it... or at least I felt like I did? Either way, great job!
★★★★★ This game is fantastic! Especially so, considering it was done with pulp; the first “non-RPG” pulp game i’ve played. I love puzzle games you grasp immediately, but keep coming back to.
(Tiny note: there is a mis-spelled “foucs” in the initial instructions.)