Plug it!

Theme: Strings

In this game, Strings are not metaphorical — they are real, physical connections.

A chaotic system of tangled wires stands between order and overload.
Each wire represents a String, and it is your task to untangle them and reconnect everything correctly.

Every level presents a short, focused challenge where precision and clarity matter more than speed. Restore structure from disorder. Reconnect what was meant to be connected.

This project explores the theme “Strings” through physical rope simulation and connection-based puzzle mechanics. The entire experience revolves around tension, entanglement, and restoration.

🎮 Core Gameplay

• Untangle intersecting wires

• Match and plug the correct color connections

• Avoid crossing and miswiring

• Solve short, self-contained puzzle levels

Each level is designed to be concise and intentional, emphasizing clarity and polish.

🎨 Applied Diversifiers

This game was built with several ComJamOn diversifiers in mind:

“And they were”
The entire game uses only the four common pen colors:
🔴 Red (#C4583C)
🔵 Blue (#005BAC)
⚫ Black (#000000)
🟢 Green (#008751)
⚪ White (#FFFFFF)

“Wax on, wax off”
The scope was intentionally kept focused to ensure a polished experience rather than a large but unfinished one.

“10 seconds is enough for me”
Levels are short and designed to be completed quickly, emphasizing tight puzzle design.

“Egocentrism”
The player does not move a character — instead, the world of Strings is manipulated around a fixed viewpoint.

“Reuse, don’t reinvent”
Reusable modular wire systems were created to keep the architecture clean and efficient.

“Let summer come already!”
Object pooling was implemented where appropriate to maintain performance and stability.

🛠 Technical Notes

Developed in Unity (Windows build).
Physics-based rope simulation drives the interaction system.
Care was taken to maintain smooth performance and responsive controls.

🎯 About the Experience

This is a focused puzzle game centered entirely around the concept of Strings — tension, entanglement, and connection.

Small in scope.
Clean in presentation.
Intentional in design.