Yeah
Good idea, nice graphics, but the gears don't snap enough to each other, it's quite hard to place them in a way to make them fit perfectly (when the red dots show on both sides). Plus it does get a little boring, only gears is not enough, maybe put some more stuff in, gears, motors, batteries, generators and all the usual mechanical stuff.
Could Be better......
Has a lot of potential.......the game mechanic needs a few more variables thrown in; maybe gears that break over time? Levers that switch gear rotation back and forth? Graphics need a broader color palette too......
ok but tedious
the music is very samey and you basically have to do the same thing over and over again, if there was more to do then i imagne it would be fun.
on the positive i do like the graphics, the art style is unique so tres bein for that.
Great design
I love the metal look and the little walking robot.
The interest of the game, however, is limited. Is there a way one can loose ?
I was thinking on making a game with gears myself, but never found any solid "playable" idea.
By the way, your gears look great but would break in any decent mecanical engin. The teeth are supposed to curve following a "Circle involute" curve. Mathematical parametrisation can be found (in french) there :
http://www.mathcurve.com/courbes2d/de veloppantedecercle/developpantedecerc le.shtml
I (proudly) did the little 3d stuff at the bottom of the page. I also wrote a script for 3dsMax that creates gears based on circle involutes, if you're interested.
Yeah... not so much.
You have a good idea... but right now it's like "Electric Box" but not as fun and addictive.
You have to be too precise with the gear placement and it just becomes dull after a while moving them to not overlap.
It's well made and you really have a good mind... but this just misses the fun line by a bit...