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Dude that line at the beginning is fantastic, and the music and artwork make for a very authentic ps1/retro experience. I've never worked with Godot's VehicleBody3D system before, but I've definitely struggled with some of its other system's limitations not really working as one might have initially thought, so I can empathize. But yeah, with some driving control teaks, I think this would make a great foundation project for a retro racer or crazy taxi type game in the future

Really cool puzzle game, and I especially like the character stacking combo system. It was very satisfying to figure out how to get all my characters in place and then unleash a combo attack. I did run into a minor bug during the boss fight, if you hit the restart level button the boss disappears, so you have to reload from the main menu instead. A nice proof of concept though, and seems like there could be some interesting ways to expand on it

This game is great time, I loved the tutorial being interwoven into the story/lore that was a nice touch. I think liar's dice in general is one of the more confusing strategy games, so I actually think you did a pretty good job of introducing it. Unfortunately I got stuck on the same bug twice where Lice Oasis kept calling BS when I hit the roll button (even after they were out!) dirty rotten cheaters. But other than that I had fun, nice work

Yeah that's the tough part about game jams, but still really impressive regardless. If you're planning on doing more jams in the future it'll be great to see what you cook up

I also enjoyed this game a lot. One thing I haven't seen mentioned yet is the inclusion of the cheat system. It's a great throwback to old games with cheats that effect the graphics and gameplay (like big head mode for example) but also doubles as a nice accessibility feature, so nice work on that too

As others have mentioned you really nailed the theme here, but there's also some great attention to detail like with how the music changes pitch when you change characters and the chasing hammer, it's touches like that I could imagine some of the atari developers coming up with back in the day. Really cool, nice work

Hey thanks for your feedback, yeah unfortunately people don't have the old spin stick controllers readily available anymore, so the controls can take a bit of getting used to. There is a quick toggle control in the settings that will flip the left/right direction rotations that might help a bit in that regard. The best way to counter the enemies at the top is to collect the jump powerup, its always the first one that you can pick up. You can also dodge around them while they're flipping and hit them with a well timed shot, but this is a lot more tricky

Thanks, we tried really hard to keep the retro design of the old arcade tube shooters, glad you enjoyed it!

ahh those were the days

The art and audio work in this game are awesome, I never would have thought that Cthulhu and Tamagotchi would fit together but you definitely made it work -> I was proud to see my little eldrichi all grown up ｡°(°¯᷄◠¯᷅°)°｡

Definitely a unique experience, had a lots of fun with the unsettling aesthetic, I felt really bad for Mama though. I couldn't help but think her life would be a lot easier if she just placed the ingredients next to me, instead of tossing them in the air for me to catch

Love the boom shooter idea and it performs surprisingly well on the web browser. Learning to balance the katana with the gun to conserve ammo was a neat idea as well. The boss was cool too, though I was getting a bit impatient sometimes waiting for its projectile to shoot so I could parry it and do damage, and given that the ammo pickups are fairly scarce, it was definitely a nail bitter towards the end. But yeah really fun, nice job

Yeah I feel that pain of having to leave stuff out, at the end of these jams I always wish I had like 1 more day to teak and add stuff, but I guess that's part of the challenge. Glad to hear you'll keep working on it!

A really cool twist on the FNAF concept, having to play the game while still being aware of your surroundings definitely gave me the primal fear of a child disobeying their parents. Also the scare that happens when you ignore your father was hilarious, I actually made that joke in my head while I was playing and then when he said it I was like XD

Very fun puzzle game, the attach and detach mechanic with the abilities mixed in make for a some interesting and varied solutions to a lot of the puzzles. Also great music, perfectly sets the tone for the game and put me at ease after playing so many horror games this jam XD

Very good effort for a solo dev, it feels kind of like if Demon's Souls was made during the ps1 era. I agree with some of the other comments that the combat is just a tad too slow, part of the appeal of games like DS for me is that they may have slower combat but it still feels realistic (to an extent of course). Oh and oddly, I also happened to run into the bug where an enemy landed on my head and stopped me from moving. All-in-all though this definitely ambitious and i'll be interested to see what you cook up in the future

Great character design, the art in general is really well done. I especially thought the amount of character variety was very impressive for such a short jam period. The bumping into customers mechanic is a great idea as well, without it, I feel like the movie organization task would become pretty monotonous, so it was nice that you added something to keep the player on their toes. From a feedback standpoint, I'd say the only thing that was missing were some accessibility options (music and sfx sliders, and maybe some other optional ones like key-rebinds, etc.) but everything else was really well done, I'm saving this one to my jam collection!

Loved the aesthetic and mysterious tone this game sets. The minigames are also fun and engaging. The choice to pick familiar games was a good one as even though you're dropping the player in, it's pretty easy to see what to do from the get go. If you're thinking of doing another risk based game in the future, my one gameplay suggestion would be to add some sort of 'catch up' mechanic to help offset some the randomness. For example, some kind of limited use ability where for one turn you get 1.5x the percentage amount, so you still have to decide when is best to use it. One other minor suggestion, from an emersion standpoint, I think it would have been cool to clamp the mouse to the computer screen and give it a retro design. But like I said these are just suggestions, overall very well done, had a lot fun playing this one!

A nice mix of the retro and horror genres. I liked the 2D and 3D mix, and the 2D part is especially great because it gives the player a rest from the horror atmosphere AND manages to create a lot of anticipation for the next horror mode at the same time. This might just be my personal preference, but I think it would have been cool if you 'marketed' the game as a 2D retro pac-man style game on the cover art and screenshots, so that when the 3D part happens the player is like 'oh wtf?' But that's a pretty minor thing as the atmosphere is still excellent in the horror section regardless. Nice work!

I really enjoyed the writing in this game. In your description you mentioned 3 re-writes and I think the level of effort there really shows. I like how the game starts initially as an unassuming inventory management game, and then takes some unexpected turns along the way. My one point of feedback is that it would have been nice to include some accessibility options to turn off the crt and warp effects as I tend to find them a bit tiring on the eyes. Really great work here though, nice submission!

Cool concept and design, I liked the dialog especially, gave me Don Quixote vibes!

Really awesome take on the theme, amazing job on the illustrations too, they look great especially with the limited palette. I liked the memorizing the enemy move set mechanic as well, I think it would be a really interesting idea to expand on (with different abilities, attacks etc). 

I have two points of feedback:

First I would say, for me, there was a bit too much text in each of the dialog popups. I get that you're going for story and atmosphere, but breaking up the text into smaller chunks and letting the illustrations 'speak' a little bit more I think would help with the mystique that you're trying to invoke.

Second,  a hover tooltip system for the combat controls would have been nice. Just to have them show up in the bottom right console window would have helped a lot with the control intuition.

But overall very cool aesthetic and solid entry, good work!

Really great platformer, the artwork and music are a good match for the theme and the gameplay is challenging but fun. I found the default control scheme to be a little awkward so thank you for implementing a key rebind (it went to good use!)

This is a nice little side scrolling space shooter. I thought the enemy / bullet balance was well done, there's just enough to be fair but also engaging to dodge. The inclusion of the boss fight was a nice touch as well. One thing, It seems like the font doesn't work properly on the web build so I couldn't read the text unfortunately it just shows up like this:

but overall solid submission!

Loved this game, really cool concept, the amount of spells and puzzle mechanics is very impressive in such a short time period. The art and music perfectly fit the theme and the spell mechanics are fun and satisfying once you get the hang of them. I do think one extra pin-able spell would have been nice just so I don't have to go into the menu as much, I think there are enough spells that it would still incentivize the player to do a bit of memorizing. Overall very good work!

Thank you for the great feedback, yeah I didn't have time to implement a lot of checks for the mirror placement so I think you can also place them over the stone blocks as well. I can confirm that you aren't actually meant to overlap them, but definitely some creative thinking on your part. Thanks for playing, and glad you enjoyed the challenge!

Thank you for the kind words and feedback, glad you enjoyed it! Yes I made the music using a DAW called Ableton and yeah I also wish life could be like video games in general, Guess we just have to settle for making them :D

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Thank you for playing, glad you liked it! I wasn't too sure about the difficulty, so that's good feedback for next time

Okay this is pretty cool, I feel like it would make a good training app for beginners looking to familiarize themselves with bash. I definitely wasn't expecting to see network mirrors as part of the jam theme, so very creative interpretation! One thing I'd recommend, as soon as you remove the test-virus, the game picks up really quickly and started to overwhelm me a bit XD. I think a few more training stages to teach about isolation and familiarize the player with the ssh commands and network topology would go a long way

Fun and creative! I also got stuck on the "My Head Hurts..." level, but the concept was really interesting and an original interpretation of the theme, nice one!

Cute little puzzle game!

Really nice take on the theme, mirror mechanic is a really cool concept. A bit of sound would have been nice, but there's only so much you can do in a short time period. Also I think I ran into a bug on level 12 where if I press reset it sends me back to level 11 instead, but pretty minor all things considered. Nice Work!

I actually like what you're doing here a lot, the grappling mechanic is fun once you get the hang of it, and the graphics and shader effects are really cool. The difficulty is insane, but that appears to be intentional, so I think there's a subset of platformer masochists that would love this game. Also, I don't know if this is intentional but you can sort of 'double jump' off the wall if you double press z fast enough which gives you more propulsion. Just though I'd mention because I didn't see this in your instructions so I thought it might be a bug. Very good work!

A nice narrative experience, I liked the atmosphere and there's some good tension at the beginning while you try and piece together what's happening. Generally I found the experience fun and engaging but I have a few constructive points if you're interested:

- I know its only a 7 day jam but I think adding a few more assets would have helped with the emersion and story telling. Examples that come to mind are: a more realistic looking TV, adding actual flowers for the flowers on the table section, and having the mirror shard replacement / progress shown on the mirror during the road walking section

-From a story standpoint the 'I was in purgatory / in a hallucination / in an accident' reveal, I feel is done a lot in these types of games. So adding a bit more of a twist to the narrative would help make the game stand out more among its counterparts

Regardless well done, Good submission!

Yeah I experimented with some portal direction arrows initially, but it made it look even more confusing XD. So maybe next time i do another grid-type game ill try making the art so that the asset orientations look more unique to provide better visual rotation feedback. Also your English is perfect, thanks for playing!

This is a great little puzzle game. I think you did a really good job on the level design, they were challenging enough to be engaging but not too difficult so it encouraged me to keep retrying. The controls were responsive and intuitive (though a bit mind-bending at first!). My only real feedback is that for a game that only uses the keyboard for controls it would be nice to add a restart button like 'R' or just have the level restart automatically so I don't have to reach over for the mouse. Very good submission!

This is good, it's a bit short, but given that you tried a 3D game I think that totally makes sense. I liked the atmosphere too, it kind of reminded me of Antichamber at the start. The controls and performance were also good, so I can see this being a great foundation / template project for 3D movement and interaction in your future games.

One other thing, I found that my mouse was perpetually focused into the game window after I clicked on it, and it wouldn't stop moving the camera nor could I see the mouse after hitting escape and exiting into windowed mode. So I would suggest adding a 'uncouple the mouse from the camera and show the mouse cursor when the player hits esc' functionality to improve the browser experience. Very solid work though!

Thank you for playing!

Thank you for playing! Yeah I'd like to continue working on this one, so hearing stuff like this is very motivating!