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You have a README which is great, but you'll need a License file as well (these are two main criteria for open source category). I like the fact you have emojis in your README and the structure is great. I notice at the bottom, you wrote "This project is released as open-source for learning and jam purposes." You actually need to have a license file for it to be 'licensed'. You can do this automatically in GitHub, by creating a new file, call it "License.md" and you'll be given a bunch of options to use an open source license. For a game, just use the MIT license. If you need help, let me know, happy to help out.

The graphics are super cute. Such a funny concept. I enjoyed the sound effects and music too. Interesting take, I guess there's a real subtly on the "balance" theme. Nice work on this game. Controls were easy to handle, and the game was super intuitive. Great job.

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Apologies for the late reply, I got caught up with work 😅
Also, my bad! It’s my first time doing this so I wasn’t aware haha. I’ve just added the MIT License using the GitHub template, thanks so much for pointing that out!
And really appreciate you taking the time to play the game and leave such thoughtful feedback. Glad to hear you enjoyed it!

Yeah it's probably not written anywhere for the game jam, however a README and License is a standard requirement for something that is open source (industry standard rather than "hackathon" or "game jam" requirement). Great work adding one now.

I had a lot of fun playing all the games, so thanks again for your submission.

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Thanks so much again for the support and helpful guidance! I’ve definitely learned a lot from this jam and your feedback. Really appreciate you taking the time to check out the different games. Glad to hear you enjoyed! :D

Anytime.