Nice effort on this game.

There have been a lot of comments about it already, but indeed, taking the character's control out of the player's hands does leave them feeling robbed and frustrated, so it should probably be avoided as much as possible.

Overall, the game feels very ambitious, which can be both a good and a bad thing. I tend to embark on overly ambitious projects for game jams myself, so I know that all too well. It's easy to get lost along the way while working on many different features, and to never really make them come together. If instead you manage to focus on making the core gameplay enjoyable, without any additional fluff, then you have a solid base to build upon, and the whole game will usually feel much more coherent.

In this case, I think just refining the time actually spent on the planets, and trimming the rest for now, would make for a nice game in itself.

wow i really like the art style and the overall seems very nice ! but the character movement is so strange and it makes the experience weird so i didn't manage to play that much, sad because it could have been amazing. other bad point : the character, why ??? you did an amazing work (if you designed it) for the main page's and dialogue's characters so why a floating head :( but i think with some little update to fix the bad stuff its really good !

if you want to check and maybe rate my game : https://itch.io/jam/blackthornprodgamejam2/rate/378986

Congrats for finished the game, well done.
I liked the art style, but maybe it's too detailed for such small sprites in the game.
Controlling the player is difficult and cumbersome. If he was faster, he might help.

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I really wish that this game could be as good as it seemed... However, I didn't enjoy it, and here's why.

• Artstyle that doesn't fit the rest of the game. For example, why do the two main characters look like this?  Why are aliens and plants designed this way? Why am I controlling a floating head instead of character with a body? Why character's weapon is a magic staff, is there some magic involved? Why is there a moon from Majora's Mask? These are the questions that come to my mind when playing this game. I also don't get why would you make a plain gray planet with random mountains and puddles around. I think isometric view makes it look even weirder.
• No motivation. Nothing to catch player attention. Sure, the goal is to collect some resources, find someone, go somewhere... But it all just feels boring after completing the first level. Going through one gray planet over and over isn't interesting pointless (especially on level 2). You could make dialogs with some story appearing when you explore the planet, or some side quests to reveal more backstory about characters and their personalities.
• Frustrating character movement. There are a lot more ways to show "unstable graivty" without getting player frustrated. I guess you already understand that was a bad decision.
• Too much unnecessary content. It seems like you were focused individual sprites too much, not on actual game design that ties everything up. Sure, now UI and menus look fancy and there's lot of detailed sprites. But is it really necessary? You know, sometimes less is more. You don't necessarily need to spend all week to make your sprites look perfect. A lot of developers / designers start with simple mockups, placeholders. For the future I will advise you not to rush making art before you have all your game on paper. And by that I mean you should always have a clear representation of what will be necessary for your game and what will be redundant (not worth spending time on). That way you'll always know what you should focus on. It may be main characters, because they're always on screen, it may be planets, enemies, background, etc. 
• Grammar mistakes. I know that english isn't your main language, but you should've definitely found someone who would translate all chinese text for you properly. It is important, especially in a game like this, that relies on storytelling.
• Weird UI. Some of the UI is just broken (for example when you click on your items). Some of the text blends in with the background or too small to read. Inconsistent fonts makes your game less stylized and more random, so that's not what you want.
• Sound effects design. The music is well done and I think it fits in your game. But sounds effects... They're just too random (not related to each other)  and have different volumes. Sometimes I had to lower my browser volume to 5 just to not get blasted by harsh sounds.

So. to summarize - it could've been an amazing game, if only it didn't ruin the experience in first few minutes... Anyway, all of you did a good job and I wish you luck with your next projects!

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The movement of the character didn't feel good.  It felt slow and difficult, which I can understand you going for that feeling, but something more was needed to make the movement feel good.

Graphics and sound are nice, but ingame the graphics look a bit colorless. The game seems to be far from finished. Needs a lot of love and attention on playability (palyer movement made me seasick ;)) and overall gameplay. Great start here.

The effect the mouse position has on the player's movement is pretty janky now, if instability was what you were going for then I look forward to seeing you develop it in a way that makes movement fun and intuitive to the player on how they can optimize their movement. The size of UI elemeents and how close some are to others makes for a cluttered, confusing first impression

Cute art all around though.

My feedback after I played the game:

• It's nice to see an isometric game. Overall the concept is kinda cool.
• Why does the character move in such a weird way? What were the design processes behind choosing to move in a random, infrequent way instead of just moving linearly and smoothly?
• The planets on the level selection menu look all the same, and they look dangerously similar to the moon in majora's mask. We all know how nintendo is trigger happy when it comes to lawsuits :p
• The art for the character is needlessly degrading/sexual, that might cause problems if the game gets more attention. Disregarding that, the artstyle is pretty interesting.
• The sound effect for the attack is extremely loud and the last bit almost pierces my eardrums, especially considering the frequency and how loud it is compared to the background music.
• Not only the font in the game's title on this page is jokerman, but it doesn't match the font for the game's title ingame.
• Having to click an option and wait for it to fill up to select it is extremely frustrating when you're on PC. This is somewhat acceptable in consoles but there is 0 reason to have this in a PC game.

With all that said, it seems like lots of effort was put into the game. The game should be a bit more intuitive though, no one wants to read instructions to know what to do.

Ahh the movement made it really hard to want to do more than 1 level, it was so frustrating.  Nice game  though. The art and music were really nice. The in game list of things to collect were different from the one at the start of the level and then the amount I collected was different again.

Overall a really solid game.

Sound and visuals are really good. Nice art style, but there are a few things that needs some improvement.

• First of all, I hate this weird randomizer for the movement. I makes me feel uncomfortable.
• Collecting stuff with E is a little weird when at the same time running to the right. Especially with this movement (gravity) randomizer.
• The introduction tells me to collect 3 of each, but ingame it is different in the pause/settings menu. Additionaly, the level is over when i have a random amount of things collected. Example, last level: introduction 3 ogres, 3 piranhas. Ingame 5 and 8 and i finished the level when i had 8 and 7.
• I had no idea what to look for in the second level. Did not expect the scientist to be some sort of robot. Maybe make clear what to look for.

But I would really see where you go with this game. So maybe respond to this message when you have continued to work on it.

Btw, I would really appreciate it, if you rate my game too ;)

The game looks really nice and I like the art style very much. Only thing i did not really enjoy was the player movement. But for the rest the game was amazing great job.

nice!

Game looks great, I love you art style - I think I've told you that already on one of your entries.

The idea is nice, I have a question regarding the controllers, I sent it to you on discord, so I'll await your response.

The UI at the top seems to be cut out for me, perhaps it's the webGL resolution on the site?

Anyway, that issue aside, good job!