Hey, thanks for taking a look at my game! Oo, I like the idea of having better audio cues -- bare minimum audio was just scrambled in at the last minute in my case, but I can imagine that being useful for knowing when the rewind has caused buildings to disappear. I can also have the drills fire off or absorb little icons/models for the resources based on the time scale. I appreciate your feedback, hope you had fun!

Hey, thanks so much for taking the time to play the game through (a few times, from the looks of it). Your feedback was very thorough, and I'm really grateful. I had the need for a tutorial in mind while I was developing, and setting up everything for the fairly limited tutorial that is already in the game took a good chunk of time, maybe half a day to a day.. I eventually had to let go and move on to other gameplay stuff for the sake of time, but it was overly ambitious. I personally enjoy games with a longer progression arc, so I'm really happy to hear that you got a decent chunk of game time out of it!

I wanted to design the resource accrual and time reversal specifically so that the player would be forced to isolate buildings in time and rewind. (Not possible to win on the first time cycle). Maybe if I had done more work on the tutorial and, as another player mentioned, balanced the Crystalith towers a little better against the Corruption towers, it would have been a more intuitive and compelling progression arc. Also need better camera controls, definitely. I may revisit this project after the jam is over and release another, better version. Thanks again!

Thanks so much for trying the game out and leaving some kind words for me! I'm glad you had some fun with the game. =)

Hey, thanks for coming over to play the game! I really appreciate you taking the time to give me the step-by-step of your experience. I'm really sorry to hear about the audio experience you had; that's new feedback for me, so I'll definitely look into it. I thought I had the volume control working, but somehow you got two audio sources going at once. Really sorry about that! I've had tons of good feedback, yours included, about having a better tutorial. Gonna get that going as soon as I can. =)

Thanks for your time in trying out my game. I hear you, and I'm grateful for your feedback. I'd like to spend some more time on the UX after the jam.

Thank you for coming over to try it out! I agree, information isn't as transparent as I would like. After the jam I hope to make a better tutorial-type mode. Good feedback on the "how far the rewind is" bit; while testing, I guess I used the corruption spread as an indicator to myself. But this would be a great thing to have a meter for, so when I rework the UI I'll keep that in mind!

Thanks for taking the time to try out my game! I'd love to revisit this and add more interesting things to do with the time rewind.

Hi, thanks for playing! I appreciate the feedback -- I forgot to set up resolution scaling on my UI Canvas on that scene, but it's in place for the separate game scene. It's pretty unfortunate, and I know some people weren't able to play at all. I'm glad you got a chance to try it and have fun! Hoping to do more work on the tutorial after the jam.

Thanks for coming over to try out Crystallia! I'm glad you had fun with it, and I may just see if I can polish it up for a cool version 2 after the jam! If I do, I'll let ya know!

Thanks for trying it out! This is valuable feedback -- I agree, it would be cooler if there was more ways to utilize the rewind strategically. I'll spend some time thinking about how to improve that concept and reduce the tedium in resource gathering. Cheers!

Thanks for taking the time to check out my game! I'm glad you enjoyed it, and were able to start the game. I think I have identified the bug that causes the menu to fall off-screen, and it seems to be based on screen resolution. I'll make sure I fix it up after I can update the game post-jam. Much obliged!

Thanks for checking it out! Good feedback about the camera -- actually, you can zoom in/out anywhere, but you have to zoom all the way out to reset which object the zoom is focused on, and then it will zoom towards your mouse cursor. Still, nowhere in the game does it explain that to the player, so that's my bad. Really need to work on the tutorial and fix some of the controls to be more intuitive. Hope it was fun to test, thanks again!

Thanks so much for giving it a try! I'm glad you were stressed  ;)  -- well, I mean, I wanted players to have a sense of urgency even though time wasn't truly working against them. I'm very glad that came through in some ways!

Thanks for trying it out and for the feedback! Hope you had fun with it!

Thanks for stopping by to try out my game! I'm grateful for the kind words!

Thanks for taking a look at my game! I like your tips about visibility -- I wasn't super happy with the way I handled zoom, so the buildings definitely could have better silhouettes and colors. Good call about the UI, too; yours was very well done, and I'll see if I can spend a little more time on that aspect here. Pacing was hard.. I had a hard time getting the rewind to work accurately at higher speeds, doh!

Thanks for checking it out! I'm glad you had fun with my game; I've gotta spend a little more time on the tutorials so people can get to the fun faster. Cheers!

Hi, thanks for giving this a try! I definitely needed to do more on the tutorial. The empowered buildings do glow more, which is pretty cool, but they also are no longer affected by the time reversal, which is (arguably) cooler. Sadly, I don't think many players will find that out -- you're right, there aren't any good indications of that change in behavior. I was trying to encourage exploration/experimentation, but I think I unintentionally made things a bit clumsy. I really appreciate your feedback!