CalcFlood

A game where you continue to do math until you reach a certain score or run out of time. 

You can customize the speed of the water and amount of points needed to win the game. All of the problems use base numbers that are from a range 1-12. (12 * 12 = 144 so, by multiplication 144 is the highest base number that is higher than 12)

How to play:

To move use the arrow keys or the d-pad on a controller.

Questions will appear at the top of the screen. Step on a switch (with a number) to answer a question. Every time you answer a question correctly you will get one cube with a number and operator on it. By touching this blocky object, you take it's value. (making the operator irrelevent) You can also put cubes together to increase or decrease the value it. To drain the water, press the button, (and not the switches) to subtract the waters height from your value. When you reach a final score equal to (or above) the giant number in the middle, you win! (But of course, you could keep going...)

This game was made for the Mini Jam 183 game jam in a course of (around) 72 hours, with a theme of Calculation and limitation of 4 colors.

I had planned to add a story and more art, but I ran out of time so that will come later...

probably...

Anyway, have fun!

Post-Deadline: There is a timeout bug that keeps the player alive instead of timing out in the original. The current game has a fix but the original is still playable.