Warmboot is a cozy sort 'em up set in the CPU core of a hyper intelligent AI. Jeremy is just trying to go about his day when all hell breaks loose.

Something is hiding in these CPU banks, and the only way to flush it out is to put everything back into its proper place.

NOTE! It's tripped a few people up, so I'll tell you up front: a white light on a placed CPU means it's in the correct spot on the correct CPU bank. Red means it is incorrect.


Controls

  • Move — WASD
  • Sprint — Shift
  • Jump — Space
  • Look — Mouse
  • Pick up / Seat / Swap / Set label — Left Click
  • Eject a seated CPU / Drop held CPU — Right Click
  • Cycle active held CPU — Mouse Wheel
  • Recall CPUs to hand — E
  • Purge a bank's wrong CPUs — 1
  • Auto-place a column — 2
  • Free the cursor — Esc

E  / 1 / 2 unlock as you restore the core

Credits

  • Design & code — Ben Slinger
  • Voices — Ben Slinger
  • 3D assets — Synty Studios POLYGON series (Sci-Fi Space · Sci-Fi City · Sci-Fi Horror · Office · CyberCity)
  • Sound effects — freesound_community (Pixabay) · Cyrex Studios (Complete Audio Bundle)
  • Fonts — DejaVu Sans Mono · Night Trippers & Gamma Orionis (Chequered Ink)
  • Software — Godot Engine 4.7 · Dialogue Manager (Nathan Hoad) · godot-sqlite (2shady4u)

Made for Synty's 12th Birthday Jam in 7 days in Godot 4.7

Updated 16 days ago
Published 24 days ago
StatusReleased
PlatformsHTML5, Windows
AuthorBen Slinger
TagsCozy, sort-em-up, synty
Average sessionAbout a half-hour
LanguagesEnglish
InputsKeyboard, Mouse
AccessibilitySubtitles
ContentNo generative AI was used

Download

Download
warmboot-windows.zip 87 MB
Version v0.16 16 days ago

Development log

Comments

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Nice little game… Definitely in the same current trend of re-sorting a mess… like “Librarian: Tidy up the Arcane Library”. I did really enjoy it. I especially liked that it wasn’t immediately obvious what it was that I needed to do to actually sort the memory. But that it became understandable and obvious as you progressed.

Thanks, Librarian was definitely the primary influence as I'm sure you guessed. I couldn't help but throw some extra narrative on top though :)

Fun game, nice job! I am glad you added the recall abilities lol, I had some get stuck under the stairs but that helped me to get those pieces.