The Synchronist

Well that was incredibly infuriating, though not in a negative way because of any flaws or such but because it's an incredibly creative and mentally challenging puzzle game. Probably the best game I've played out of the Jam. Every puzzle managed to offer some unique twist on how the puzzles work.

I do have several problems however. Firstly, the lack of sound. I very happily would have sacrificed a few of the puzzles for some form of sound. As great as it may be to solve a puzzle, I'm sure I would have gotten much more joy with just the simplest of sound effects. Additionally, given the nature of the game you probably could have done something really interesting with the music, have it tune in as you begin to solve the puzzle/

Secondly, the perfect precision that's required on some puzzles is ridiculous.

I cannot see anything being off there (if I remember correctly, it was the size, know for sure it wasn't the speed). All around the loop it looked perfect, and yet it somehow didn't match. A little leniency would have gone a long way into getting that "AHA!" moment rather than "oh, that's surprising" because I was off by less than is visible. 

I stopped at around the double wavy dot puzzle to prevent myself from going mad.

Aside from the two above issues this is a great puzzle game. Good luck with scoring highly in the jam. 

PS Was this inspired by simian.interface? I ask because it's quite a similar game (though I'd argue that this has more depth to it.)

What I loved most about your puzzle game is all the possible different ways the sliders work! It is not just about the placement of the red surfaces, but sometimes also about their movement, their shapes or even about the nature of the objects itself (the number puzzle at the beginning, for example). There were just a lot of great moments. <3 That's why I've recommended your game along with two more in our compilation article about the third Minimalistic Jam. In addition, one minute of gameplay can be seen in the accompanying video. :) Congratulations to making such a neat jam game!

Best wishes,
Sebastian 

Congrats on the game, buddy.
It's definitely got a minimalist style (and controls), but also some really great and challenging puzzles and gameplay.
I found myself feeling really chuffed when I completed a couple of hard ones
(tho I must confess, I skipped that "horizontal" one - yikes!)

All in all another great puzzler from you - congrats and all the best with the jam! :D

Wow, that's compelling. I got all but one, and I appreciated the ability to skip it! Great gameplay and colour choices - it's very rewarding when the pattern suddenly goes white! All it needs is some nice calm music and a sound for when you get the pattern synchronised. Maybe that is not important for this jam, but I am just a passer by so I feel like I can say it :P

Brilliant idea and it's a great game for all the perfectionists out there (although enjoyment may depend on whether you really like arranging things). Somehow I found the game easier to play in full screen mode, even though the frame is the same size. The sliders are really accurate, usually the right position is just a pixel away, so either a bigger screen or setting your mouse slower could make the game easier.

I'd like to invite your game to our contest, the Game Development World Championship, I think this could do very well in the jam games category at least.