It's a really nice one, first time seeing this concept in a game jam.

I would say the game needs more player feedback like when you get hit in the undertale section, other than That this was very fun to play <3

Nice concept, and not too hard once you understand what to do in each mini-game (which could be more clear, with some visual and sound feedbacks).
I love that you added a rewards shop, that's a great touch to add drive and fun to the player :)

It would've been sick if you used WarioWare D.I.Y. as your game engine 😂
I'm joking of course, this is wonderful! The music is so perfect, and the minigames are all fun! The shop sticker is perfect for player retention, and it makes players have the coveted lightbulb sticker.

The only problem is the Metal Gear game. Maybe redesigning the power button? And some sort of sound effect to let the player know that the game has been successfully cleared, since the first few times I wasn't sure if I had done it correctly. But besides that, this is really fun!

Really reminds me of when I used to play WarioWare D.I.Y.. Such good memories. Also, high score is 21.

Loved it! loved the tickets and shop idea! 

- Thales

Very fun game. Hats off for basically making 5 little games in five days haha.

I love that the music kept the same tempo between each game and the arcade cabinet screen. It definitely helped the game feel like a constant experience.

I could not figure out the one where you're supposed to click. So all of my games ended on the third time that minigame came up :)

Thanks!

This game is a load of fun and made me feel like a million bucks! I like it being a Warioware-esque game which makes it one of the more unique entries here, the minigames themselves being mini-references to other games is very flavourful considering this game's Warioware-inspiration (aka the same happening in Warioware itself, too!), the fact that you can customize your arcade-cabinet is just flat-out adorable!

There could have been a little bit more variety to the minigames, at least in the pattern-sense (the bullets in the Undertale-heart-dodging coming after the heart randomly). But considering that you have practically made five games in one (the game itself and each of the minigames being counted separately ~) and there surely having been time-constraints, I can't knock on you for that too much now can I ~

The music and the action speeding up does remedy this! And again, very flavourful to the original Warioware! And the music is diverse, pretty and cool! And the music getting distorted as you lose a life is flavourful, again :D , and cool!

Overall, impressive! Wonderful!

This game is a load of fun and made me feel like a million bucks! I like it being a Warioware-esque game which makes it one of the more unique entries here, the minigames themselves being mini-references to other games is very flavourful considering this game's Warioware-inspiration (aka the same happening in Warioware itself, too!), the fact that you can customize your arcade-cabinet is just flat-out adorable!

There could have been a little bit more variety to the minigames, at least in the pattern-sense (the bullets in the Undertale-heart-dodging coming after the heart randomly). But considering that you have practically made five games in one (the game itself and each of the minigames being counted separately ~) and there surely having been time-constraints, I can't knock on you for that too much now can I ~

The music and the action speeding up does remedy this! And again, very flavourful to the original Warioware! And the music is diverse, pretty and cool! And the music getting distorted as you lose a life is flavourful, again :D , and cool!

Overall, impressive! Wonderful!

Absolutely love it. You nailed the Warioware vibe; the minigames are simple enough and engaging enough and scale pretty well (at least from what I saw), and there are even fun little unlockables, which is just going above and beyond for a jam game if you ask me!

I was a little confused by the Metal Gear mini-game the first time I got it, especially because the rest of the games used keyboard, but once I figured what it was, it fit well alongside the rest I think. Other than that not much feedback. I imagine this would be a fun one to keep working on... any plans?

Either way, great work!

High-score: 18

A pretty great genre-hopper! The art was lovely and very obviously pay homage to the classics.

I wish the instruction on all the games are clearer though, took me a while to realize what I need to do for the MGS one. That particularly one also stood out to me as its also the only one that uses mouse among all of them. 

The Pac-man timer is cute, but also pretty hard to actually tell the time off since there's only 4 ticks.

Bug [WebGL]: In the shop screen, back to menu button disappear if the game is not in fullscreen.