Extremely unique application of the theme, beautiful presentation. I just wish that the blocks fell down more quickly. The game's action ramped up, but the blocks were still taking too long. Also, it seemed that the nukes weren't hurting the big green ghosts.

Really cool dual purpose design done very well.  The presentation and game feel is great too.  It's super fun and I enjoyed it quite a bit.  I would have like the ability to use the double jump after falling off of a ledge.  The dynamic of the game changes rather dramatically once you get past 1200 or so.  Blocks are overall less common (which makes total sense and I like how you have to start jumping on to falling blocks more, that's super cool), but bullet blocks seems to be less common as well, instead replaced with an abundance of nuke and healing blocks.  Combined with the nukes appearing to only damage the black skulls, this makes the game at this stage more challenging in a way I didn't enjoy as much.  The bullets are a core part of interacting with the world, so by limiting them so much, the player has fewer methods of interaction to chose from.  I'm not sure what a solution to this would be, if you even consider this a problem (because if this is entirely intentional, that's totally fine), but having blocks that mix and match faces with bullets, health, missiles (which I felt were very rare), and nukes might be cool since it would make strategically shooting a block potentially more meaningful and let you have even more control over the ratio of block faces at any given time.  Sorry, that was a lot and perhaps too much in the weeds, but hopefully it's somewhat helpful.  Overall, this is wildly impressive on practically every front for something made in 48 hours and I would love to see where it could go with even more time.  

Very solid arcade game with some great visuals and sound effects. I have only been designing games for the year and  half consistently and in that time the one lesson that has been constantly pounded into my head is that creating interesting choices for the player is what creates engaging games. I feel like this game lives up to that lesson. Throughout this game the player must choose whether to use the ammo on this block or that block even if it means one will disappear, whether or not to shoot that other block or let it fall naturally, and when and where to engage your enemies so that you have the best chance at mobility if things go awry. Overall, I feel like this is a really strong entry from a gameplay perspective.

 Now as far as the visuals and audio go, i believe they complement the game well, it was very intelligent for the color motif of all the threats to be green because this is what allowed me to realize the water levels were rising and that the water/acid was dangerous. (I didn't notice at first). The audio was similarly polished and did not get irritating during my playthroughs.

As for feed back, I'm not 100% sure on this so don't go on a wild goose chase if i am wrong but i feel like maybe the heavy explosion block was a bit wonky, I cant quite put my finger on what it was about it, but for some reason it felt underwhelming and unimpactful compared to the rockets. Minor gripe hardly a thing really.

Overall I feel like this game came across as practically a released commercial project, I would not be surprised to see something like this do really well on an app store. Very polished and impressive work from the team.

Game was pretty difficult at first, but once I got the hang of it it was a lot of fun! I like how the dice disappear when you use all their ammo, forcing you to be more careful instead of just recklessly walking across all the dice and using up all the ammo. There was some weirdness with the heavy artillery only hitting the black skulls for some reason (although I guess that's par for the course for a 48 hour jam), but other than that overall great game!

Fun and challenging !