This was a crazy amount of content for a game jam! If you keep developing it would be rad to see the art pushed so the worlds feel more 'spacey' to capture the fantasy of exploring dif planets!

Very impressed with the scale of the game. During the exploration sections, the world feels large and alive. One aspect you could improve is to flesh out the npc dialogues.

Amazing game! The beginning hitted me with a great nostalgia feeling. It reminded me of pokemon games I used to play on my phone with an emulator and other old rpg-like games. The graphics are very decent, music pleasant and everything is very polished! I would be very interested in seeing this project grow with more content, but also there is already a lot packed into it. The story strucked me as simple at first but it's very engaging and perfect for this king of game. You nailed the retro feeling. Good job!

Now this, is peak Gameboy aesthetic!

I (sadly) haven't beaten this gane, but from the small bits I have played, this could definitely become a very good (homebrew) gameboy game!

This art is beautiful, and the music, while definitely not a absolute banger, is definitely nice enough, fit with the environments, and use the gameboy's 4 channels nicely (though I'm not sure whether the wave channel was used for bass or smth but eh, who cares) 

The only problem was that I experienced some minor lag in the world with caves and such that I forgot the name of, but besides that, it was very good :D

And even better that it is on the actual gameboy! Well done!

Basically the embodiment of the Gameboy soul. Both graphics and sound design complements each other. Gameplay is simple but have enough variety to keep me interested. Level design is also well done since I'm able to smoothly progress through the objective. It's cool how you have the stars create paths between planets. The warp feature also comes in handy by cutting away the boring backtracking. Checkpoints are very lenient and kept me trying.

One thing that can be improved would be to reduce the time spent in dialogue by not 'hiding' it every single time. Leaving the villages without a music track makes them feel a bit more deserted than they actually are, but I see that you're planning to work on that post-jam. Not sure about the others, but the difficulty of the last planet is a little high for me. It took me a few tries to clear.

Great job creating such a complete experience in just the duration of the jam!

Really impressive, lots of content there. I enjoyed moving around trying to discover stuff but I got stuck on the second planet - went into the caves and it looked like I had nowhere to go, I went back and forth a bit but couldn't find anything new so I gave up. A game like this should probably give player a few indicators of what to do/where to go.

Graphics are really nice, music is amazing - not sure why there is no music when in town though.

Very cute game! I love when a jam game manages to pack in a complete adventure. I'd love to see some more variety in the combat, but that's probably beyond the one week scope! Perhaps in the future?

Very authentic to the gameboy experience. The spritework fits in right at home. 

I too am impressed at the size of game you were able to get together in the course of the jam. 

Small note: it does feel weird that the village / common areas don't have music, but the music, when present, sounds exactly like what would come out of a gameboy's speakers

I'm adding this game to my list of games that I need to invest more time in. There's a lot of content.

Very well presented game, a solid entry. Congrats!

This one really feels like a gb game, I'm surprised you guys could make so much content with such polishing in 10 days :>

one of my favorites

Wow!!! Very amazing storytelling and it has an adorable design! Definitely will suggest to my friends.

This is one of my favorite entries. I’m saving this to play more this weekend. I gave it a 5-minutes try and instantly fell in love.

The bullet when shot up or down, for a couple of frames, looks like a grilled corn to me :)

Now that's a gameboy game! Takes me right back to the 90s. Very cool. I noticed the player moves faster when going diagonally, not sure if that was intentional. I like to normalize my input values before multiplying move speed to stop this issue.