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Fun game! My lil' pet was having the time of its life being pet with a... hammer ?!?! lol and then I forgor to fill its bowl of water. Lazy work was bought at the shop though hahaha. Congrats on the entry!

This was such a cool concept, I loved it. Being locked inside a really teeny tiny diorama is some kind of nightmare fuel tho hahaha. The puzzles were interesting and I felt really engaged throughout its runtime. Congrats!

The visuals were really cool with the use of the PSX shader. Unfortunately I suck at driving trucks hahaha. But it was really fun trying to survive through the nights. Btw, I loved the concept of being a nightshift working vampire! Cool entry.

Cool concept! It was fun to play and sneak around the enemies. ^^

I loved the art style of it! The entire surreal aesthetic of it reminds me of some obscure PSX games that you would stumble on once in a lifetime hahah. Nice entry :)

 Heyy, thats cool! It was quite fun working only with the 3D assets from the jam and setting them up with the whole story + puzzle mechanics. Thanks for stopping by and for the feedback! We really appreciate it.

Sweet gameplay! I loved how effective and fun it is, as well as the look and feel of it that reminded me of some Wii games from back in the day. ^^ 

Heyy! Thanks for the comment and for stopping by ^^. Yes, we made it only with Kenney + Kay assets. It was a bit challenging at some spots, but being able to combine of the assets was super helpful. The shader was made by our dev and she had a blast going thru it + all the code for the game hahaha. We're glad you enjoyed it o/

I thought the 'Get Code' button was a bit confusing, as I used it after making an animation with some frames and it gave me the code for only the one which was being displayed in the canvas at last.
Maybe a hint for what it does or some kind of warning when you click it and there's something drawed on the canvas.
Aside from that: great tool!