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• Graphics : Fine
• Music / Sfx : Fine , more variety would be nice.
• GUI : Ok but could do with a touch-up.
  • Absolutely lacking options for volume or video settings like res and window type.
• Gameplay : It's Jenga
• Notes :
  • You can select more than one block at once, I'm fairly certain this is a glitch.
  • You can "select" a block that you in fact didn't.
  • Blocks can carry over into the next round and sabotage you.
  • The upgrades are a bit lacking.
  • Controls are nearly broken, it's very nearly unplayable, especially on controller. (Thing are faaar too sensitive.)

Overall it's alright, but definitely needs some fixing.

Hello! Welcome to Feedback Quest 8! My name's Hythrain, a co-host and one of the streamers for this event! This feedback is being written live as I stream your game! If you're interested in seeing my live reaction, let me know and I can send you a link to the VOD once it's posted to YouTube!

So my normal approach for any game in these events is simple: I get the game, make sure it's not a virus, then play it with as little information on how to play as possible. This way, I can judge how intuitively someone can figure out the game. Only if it's obvious that I need to read more will I do so. I note this so you can get a sense where some of these feedback comes from. In addition, I want to note that feedback and rating are different; don't use this feedback to gauge what I'll rate, nor should you view my rating as entirely indicative of my feedback.

So this was not what I thought it was. I was expecting this to be some sort of Jenga with special blocks, but the entire mechanic of "place removed blocks on top" was just never a thing. At first I thought it was broken, but glad I took another look.

So first off, the audio is too loud and the mouse sensitivity for controlling the camera is too high. Having controls for both of these in your settings would be a good idea. Speaking of controls, you need add a settings to place those controls in as well as a menu you can use to access the settings and to exit the game (so the player isn't reliant on doing ALT+F4 to close it).

One issue I noticed is that if any block falls, you lose. This is true even if you happen to pull a block out accidentally and get it all the way out, at which point it feels unfair to say it's not just removed. It ALSO does this if you so happen to pull out the last block you need to win and then ANOTHER block falls before you choose what card you want. While there are problems here to be fixed, one thing that could help is if you make the point where blocks are considered fallen out of play to be much lower than the board is. This would give players the chance to fix things and would also encourage the player to start closer to the bottom instead of closer to the top when they begin.

I also noticed you have a mechanic to grab multiple blocks at once. I know others have brought up about the need for outlines on the blocks, so I won't tread that. Instead, I'll say you should have something on screen that both says how many blocks the player can select total and how many they've selected so far. I bring this up because I had gotten the "get two more blocks" power-up twice which, along with the starting value of 2, should've meant 6 blocks. However, when I selected 6 blocks and removed them, one of the blocks didn't stay grabbed and fell down immediately.

Fun little game, I like the idea with the special blocks making it increasingly challenging.

Some notes:

• It's hard, could easily start of easier. And with a tutorial... you know... arrows and text... like "grab the blinking block", "move it away from the tower", "grab the sticky block", "watch it all fall to pieces".
• It's not particularly pretty, but more importantly... it doesn't communicate very well. Others have commented the outlines, and I agree, but I'd also add that the design of the block probably could be made to communicate the block's properties as well.
• It took me a little while to figure out that I need to move the blocks far enough away from the tower to get rid f them. This should probably  be mentioned at startup.
• Controls with mouse+keyboard are fine, but feel a bit... "gamey"? Could the act of removing blocks maybe be made to feel more "physical"? 
• Music fits well but I perceived them as repetitive fairly quickly.

There's potential here for a fun little time waster, I had fun playing it! I think the upgrades are a good direction for extending the basic game, but I think one could probably find quite a few more physical mechanics to extend the gameplay further. Good luck!

Fun little phone game style thing. Would like the blocks to have an edge around the outside of the blocks to make them more distinguishable. Had fun with it though.

I played the latest 0.9 version.

I really like the idea and admire the audacity to take on a physics based Jenga game.  It's a tough challenge.  

The outcome is very janky.  Perhaps that's the intention?  Play is obviously very tricky.

The difficulty is very high right from the start.  You could let the player start with a simpler tower and work up to increasingly larger ones.  

Selecting blocks needs a little work.  It's often not clear which blocks have been selected.  You think you're removing just the central one, but a neighbouring block is also removed despite the direction being clear.  The small black outline isn't enough.

One game play issue, is that although there are different types of blocks, you can only safely remove the ones at the top.  So, you don't really feel like you have much of a choice.

Really could do with some music too.  And some optimisation, the load is really high.