GCPP:Proposal-Droal
Puzzle Codename: Droal
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| Username: | Quintillaz |
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Game concept
This idea for a tailoring game is completly original, and new as far as I know. This game relys on combo building and predetermined planning in order to get a good score. It uses round pieces, which in the game represent pieces of cloth. Each cloth must be sewn together using stitches. The peices of cloth move and once in the correct order the peices of cloth can be stitched together. The gap between the two sides of the puzzle is called the seam. Getting stitches across the seam gets you closer to completing your objective.
Objective
The objective is to get a varied amount of stitches across the main seam (gap in the middle of the board). As you get better at the game the amount of stitches needed across the middle increases.
Gameplay
Pieces of cloth can be swapped with one another in order to create a better combo. However you only have a limited amount of times you can move a piece of cloth, for each time you move a piece the counter goes down one. If the counter reaches zero you will automatically get booched. The minium on each stitch must be stitch three pieces of cloth together.
Scoring
Scoring is based mainly off of two components. The bigger the combo the better the score. stitches on the side can be made and do not have to have to cross the seam. It doesn't help you reach the end of the game but it does add to how well you do. Also the less pieces you move the better you do.
Variability
Everytime you play a new board of pieces is generated. When you finish a stitch you move up until the stitch has compeletly cleared the board.
End criteria
As stated before once a certain amount of stitches over the main seam has been met the game ends. If you run out of moving pieces the game will end with a booch.
Difficulty scaling
As you get better at the game more colors will be added.
Crafting type
Tailoring, could be adapted for weaving.
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