Hi there!
I want to share a puzzle game I made using Godot during a jam.
This is the furthest I’ve ever gotten in finishing a game. While there are still some elements I’d like to add, like level completion rewards, sound disabling, and more levels, I’m really happy with how far I’ve come.
You can give it a try here: <a href="https://jeankouss.itch.io/one-at-a-time" target="_blank" rel="noopener nofollow">https://jeankouss.itch.io/one-at-a-time</a>
It’s open source too: <a href="https://github.com/JeanKouss/one-at-a-time" target="_blank" rel="noopener nofollow">https://github.com/JeanKouss/one-at-a-time</a>

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The author shares their experience of creating an open-source puzzle game using Godot during a game jam. Though the game still requires some additional features, the author is content with the progress and provides a link to try the game and access its source code on GitHub.

I made my first an open-source puzzle game.

Cool game, but you could add something like 2x speed option, because these triangles are so slow and sometimes have to go through the whole map

Gave it a try, works nicely. Like the style you went for. Well done!

Was fun. Could remove the empty square grid spaces if they were there just for prototyping stage. It would look cleaner.
<img src="https://media.daily.dev/image/upload/s--eQpn1r4m--/f_auto/v1739717284/ugc/content_449b4857-d97f-466a-864f-d79d393d7add" alt="empty grid space">

Great!,
It’s simple and I had to finihs it in one run :)
It will be great to have a counter for “times you turn an arrow” so you can compete trying to find more optimal routes; it could ruin the chill mood of the game, but I would give it a try.

Gonna need to give it atry after work ❤️