RADAR JAMMED

Enemy ships are closing in. Your radar has been jammed.

Venture into the interference, reclaim lost territory, and restore your radar before it's too late.

Controls

ActionKeyboard
MoveArrow Keys / WASD
Continue / SkipSpace
Mute / UnmuteM

How to Play

Move through restored areas of the radar and venture into jammed territory to draw a path. Reconnect with a safe area to reclaim the enclosed territory.

Watch out for hostile signals! If one touches you or your unfinished path, you'll have to try again.

Restore 80% radar coverage to clear each sector. Trap hostile signals inside restored territory to eliminate them.

As you progress through 9 increasingly challenging sectors, more hostile signals appear, and your available cuts become limited. Plan your moves carefully!

Clear the interference, restore your radar, and take down the approaching hostile fleet.

About

RADAR JAMMED was originally created for the Nokia 3300 Game Jam, inspired by the limitations and aesthetic of classic Nokia mobile games.

The game runs at a tiny 84×48 pixel resolution and uses a two-color palette, embracing the restrictions of the original hardware.

Since the jam, the game has received additional polish, including improved animations, visual feedback, and expanded level progression.

Updated 2 days ago
StatusReleased
PlatformsHTML5
Rating
Rated 4.0 out of 5 stars
(1 total ratings)
AuthorOddMonolith
GenreAction, Strategy
Made withGodot
Tags2D, Arcade, Minimalist, nokia, Pixel Art, Retro, Short, Singleplayer
ContentNo generative AI was used

Development log

Comments

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Very cool concept! I like how there's a natural risk vs reward with trying to maximise each cut without putting yourself in too much danger. There's also some clever things you can do with the mechanics do like trapping enemies away from the others. It got a bit too hard for me though; I couldn't manage to beat level 8 (4 enemies with 10 cuts).

Thanks so much for the feedback! I'm really glad that you enjoyed playing and finding different ways to use the mechanics. I've noted the difficulty feedback. I will try to keep it in mind and maybe add a little more advantages to the player in the later levels. Thanks again for playing it and for the feedback

(+1)

This game is very nice!😍

Great job! Thank you☺️

Thanks so much for playing it!