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I use it as a loading screen, so it is its own scene that on its ready function sets up the next scene to load. That way it isn't as jarring when a level immediately transitions. 

Awesome art style here. It suited the game very well and I enjoyed playing through it a couple times to discover different endings. 

Love the art style and story. Very well done little game. A shame some of the things were bugged but the experience was not lessened for the lack of them. 

Got it, yeah that ended how I thought it would. Thanks for the tip!

https://22pstudio.itch.io/non-pulsed I prefer web builds myself, not having to download games is always nice and a bit safer.

https://22pstudio.itch.io/non-pulsed Have fun :)

I like the idea and it could be very fun, however the movement was glacial which caused frustration and boredom. With a few tweaks to your move speeds this could be a very enjoyable game. 

https://22pstudio.itch.io/non-pulsed If you get to it.

Smart post, gets your game out and helps you choose what to play of the thousand submissions.

Had a lot of trouble with locking myself in and needing to restart but that's probably  a skill issue. Other than that its was well done and the art was very cute. Good use of concept as well.

Fun use of the theme. I enjoyed the art for the main character.

Super fun, and very clean build. Fits the theme like a glove and even has good audio. Very well done.

Fun mechanic. I think I managed to break the game by shooting the bomb lever a second time after killing the big guy. Whoops.

Good story and the combat wasn't bad either. Would be interesting to see a continuation.  

Even a simple thumbnail would go a long way to getting people to play, that said for what is there it isn't bad. Just vague and a bit empty. Would be nice to one day see it finished.

Short and sweet build. With any more levels having a reset button for the round would be good, but that said I enjoyed what was there.

Super clean build and fun mechanic.

We had very similar ideas for what to make this jam. I enjoyed the art and unique mechanics. 

It is a well done game, bit hard to know where to send everyone. And I think I was almost done with the first day when I realized you could click on their statements to learn more. If it were more my kind of game I think it would be a fun timer burner.

Man, reading the comment about not having a jump scare really set me up for when there was one at the end. I'm guessing he went from right to left, and the last grave has a small coin to pick up from that I barely noticed. So I think that may have caused his issue. Fun and clean game for four days.

The audio needs balanced a bit, during the family scenes some were alot louder than others. And they overlapped now and then. Needs some polish, but it's a pretty big build for four days. Well done.

I did manage to figure out how to hide, although I hid behind a stone thing. I really liked the art and music for this game! 

I seem to keep getting stuck after giving him the brush. And the animation for the mud falling didn't go away for me. Would love to see where it went.

You had me digging up dead bodies and hoping for old people to die. Well done.

I enjoyed it, had some issues where a strawberry sold for one and only grew one and the seed cost one. So not much growth. But I imagine with some kind of upgrade system it could be really fun. I also liked the queue system.

I've been workshopping this game and story for a long while, and I finally have the prologue ready to play!

Dog Trainer is a game where you awaken in a strange field much different from the land of cement you knew. 

Luckily for you the dog you were training that day somehow came with you, and with him by your side you must work your way into the

position of Kennel Master for the nearby town.

But even then the story is just beginning.

Project Page: https://22pstudio.itch.io/dog-traine

The art is so unique, and it's a very interesting take on the theme. Feels very polished which is a lot better than overextending for less quality. We really liked it!