Hey guys,
Today starts the voting part of a game competition I entered. The goal was to make a complete web game in 13kb or less (for reference, my bagel picture is more than that). Now that all the games are available online, I'd love for everyone to check it out
http://js13kgames.com/entries/elemental-office
For those that are of the social networking persuasion, if you like it feel free to use the tweet/like/+1 it on that page. There's actually a "fan vote" section based on those. Thanks for looking/playing

I tweeted. I'll play it later (when I'm on a pc)

Nice work

Thanks! Yeah I ran out of time to add mobile controls unfortunately. It was a bit 11th hour to finish, as I misread the time one for the end of the contest as EST instead of the actual CEST. Instead of ending at 1pm my time, it was 7am. Had to pull an all-nighter to finish at all. Haven't done that in years

interesting although the controls are a little confusing for people like me, STML I forgot what keys did what and continued to forget what keys did what the entire time I was playing, great game and just how do you vote, I had a hard enough time just playing the game that I forgot I was supposed to vote. Hey I never said I was any good at remembering things.

Steve

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Hey I appreciate you giving it a try if you have Facebook or Twitter or Google plus, click on the link to the game and click the appropriate "tweet", "like", or "+1" buttons next to the picture (they might not show if you have Adblock on your browser). If you don't use any of those, no big deal maybe tell some friends about it and maybe they'll continue to share it.

Thanks again

Pretty fun! It took me about one level to figure the controls out, but after that, it was easy, but challenging. I got to level 4, I would've kept playing but I have stuff to do.
I +1'd it! Good luck!

Not bad, but those pesky blobs on the ceiling! >_<

Heh.

Brad

Thanks guys!
I wanted it to be a game you wouldn't get too frustrated with and quit, but at the same time leave room for improvement over time (or friendly competition for the best time). It was the quickest play-test I've ever done for a game. I basically had enough time to make sure everything worked and wasn't super easy, and then had to submit and hope for the best. I'm glad it seems to be turning out ok

Bump for the Monday lunch crowd