that publish date though what a clutch lmao

really cute short game :D and I love tokiko. Also to anyone else playing this put thison since this has no audio teehee

A bit too easy and short. The upgrades are interesting and have nice synergies, and then it just ended as I was getting the ball rolling.

I like the gameplay a lot. But could use a lot more polish in the looks department. Some sound effects, music, and maybe popups for damage numbers (both to yourself and to the enemies) would be nice.

Building blocks set, polish forthcoming. Birbs all seem to target one enemy at a time, so [some additional training is in order methinks]. Gonna try playing the postjam version now..

Seen the Jam and post-Jam versions.

Gotta say, the base idea is interesting. But the enemies (for now) are too easy to deal with, come in very few variations, which in turn doesn't allow to put the concept in the spotlight.
I guess it's about picking which upgrade is better suited for the current moment, except that-
The current moment: "I return again (because Mima can't)"

An interesting auto(?) kinda game. The difficulty made it feel like there wasn't much point to which upgrades I picked, but I like the idea of strategizing perk selection along a route and the little blurbs that they had. Or maybe I was just a super smart tactical genius and picked all the right upgrades. Regardless, Tokiko was protected.

Note: since my jam submission was incomplete, I've uploaded a post-jam version (for Windows/MacOS) which completes the original vision for the entry. It involves substantial work done after submission, so you should play and rate the original embedded web build.

orb-bird-creature fight-battle-pwnage

Pretty fun game. The concept is great and idea is ok. It's not that polished and not completed through. Would have added some music if you can compose any. Also I like the little comments under upgrades. Keep it up!

PS: Try also to make the window smaller so that the player may click fullscreen instantly, 1200x1000 would maybe do the job done.