Falling Apart | Alakajam!

Story

In the distant future, Robot Combat is now the world’s most popular sport.
You have been hired to maintain Robots in the garage of a Robot Maintenance Centre.
The owners of the machines almost never interact with them. You are their only contact day to day.
Media outlets deny that the robots are able to feel or even communicate with humans.
Having spent so much time with them you know otherwise.

Controls

Drag and Drop
Be careful to oil, feed and repair the robot. If too many parts are missing the bot might shutdown.

Screenshots

Credits

@LoudEyes, 2D & UI
@MarkGundam, 3D
@CDWpod, Audio
@wrexialmt, Programming

Notes from the devs

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WebGL audio screws up on lower-end pcs, please download the windows versions.

Voting results

Overall

19th

75%

5.538

Graphics

8th

29%

7.538

Audio

9th

33%

6.385

Gameplay

22nd

88%

4.077

Originality

12th

46%

6.462

Theme

19th

75%

5.231

This game entered in the Team competition (24 entries).

Comments (5)

Spartaqui • 6 years ago •

i like the concept off the robbot falling apart, it's a good idea. The 3D is very cool and the robot is just so cute !

Anonymous • 6 years ago •

Not bad. Here's my feedback:

There's no score in the game.
There's not much skill involved.

Anonymous • 6 years ago •

Great job on the visual and audio side, but other than that, i dont get it.
It's too easy and it never seems to get harder, same 'drop rate' throughout my time playing it.

jlindskov • 6 years ago •

Nice visuals, but i must admit im not sure what the goal of the game is. A score or something like that would be great. Nice with a small pre-story, but maybe you could incoperate the objective or the controls, or something into it?

smbe19 • 6 years ago •

The game looks really nice but there is not much to do. It doesn't even matter where you drop a part, so you basically just drag anything that appears anywhere else and you are good to go. Is a bit boring at the moment but I think there is much you could do with the general idea.

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