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Fun little inventory game. Reminds me of Resident Evil 4's inventory system.  Loved the balatro reference, wish that there was an indicator that told me how many levels there were left so I know there's an end to the game.  Apparently there's a secret ending I didn't get, but I finished 10 rounds. Would've loved to play a round where I need to fit everything perfectly into every slot

Game really tests your memory, I don't have the best memory so I'll just find a trait that's more common amongst the bounties and just choose randomly based on it. Like if most of them have beards I'll choose bearded guys.  Good stuff for solodev!

Simple 1 button bounty escape game, 5/5 accessibility 

One of the best looking games for this jam, wish that it could've been finished gameplaywise

Played this 1v1 with my bro.  We still don't know what the Bounty towels are for other than matching the theme.  It was a close game, ended in 14 to 12.  Seems like the high ground is advantageous here since the only way you're dying is from an explosion when you're near the ground/surface.  If your opponent is in the air there isn't really a way to contest them. Explosion sfx was funny, good work

Reminds me of "A Dark Room". Can see what you were going for, it's a good idea since you don't need to make many assets (which is good for solodev).  Couldn't finish the equipment part but at least you got the inventory

Fun space shooter game. Grhom (the green one?) felt the best among the 3, the blue middle route it felt too difficult to shoot the enemies.  At one point in the red route I just ignored the red guys to see if they would disappear if I let them go to the bottom of the screen but they stuck around so I had to fight 'em eventually. They can push the meteors haha. Good stuff

Good stuff, browser version is a bit slow but there's not much that can be done about that for Godot.  Dart feels better than tank, just because you're a tad bit faster and you can dodge the deranged mining boss's attacks a bit easier.  Wasn't expecting the difficulty to spike up to 10 with that first boss so quickly but it's an interesting challenge. Always good to see 3D games in the godot jam

Fun "balatro-like" crime game. The mouse control is a bit wonky. I'll hover around the card and it'll hide the description sometimes.  I know you chose to have dissonance on purpose but all of the audio in this game hurts my ears.  It is fun tho to figure out what I should discard or reorder before committing crime in order to maximize my reward and reduce my risk if possible. Good stuff

Many have already pointed it out but the mouse sensitivity is really messed up.  I can't turn around to look around the room without having to pause or mess around a lot.  That made the flag puzzle especially annoying because I'd look at the cheat sheet and look at the flags, but then when I tried to look back I just couldn't.  I spent a while on the constellations because I didn't realize that the password wasn't in the same order as the carvings on the telescope. After I assembled all 3 of the maps I couldn't figure out what to do. I assume it has to do with the globe but couldn't figure it out unfortunately. Still, this is a really good "escape room" type puzzle game, I really felt like I was in an escape room

I like the chase music and the minigames I have to do to catch the criminal.  One of the icon minigame variants reminds me of "Find Luigi" from Mario 64 DS.  Animations are nice, and it's incredible that you accomplished all this as a solo dev. Fantastic work

I think i encountered that bug you mentioned

A fun little vamp survivor clone.  I liked the enemy designs, Dirtman was cool. Those moles were annoying tho, showing up everytime my sourcorn started sprouting.  I wasn't sure whether I was getting seeds or not but since my character kept shooting hoes at the dirt and corn was sprouting I assume it was fine.  Could use some animations and audio but it's impressive what you accomplished as a solo dev.  Well done!

you're right, after downloading and playing the windows version I'm able to play the full game.  It runs smoothly in the windows build, I'm usually just hesitant to download itch games.  The game is quite complex, i feel like I can get the hang of it if I play it some more but there's a lot of text to read and there are some things that I have to assume since it isn't explained.  I wasn't sure what the damage did and what I could do to deal with it. There were defense tiles but I wasn't sure where to place them in order to best defend myself.  I also wasn't sure which tiles were "marked". I assumed that they were the tiles within the "light plus" pattern on the grid but there wasn't an indicator to tell me if that was so.  I think it just needs to be playtested and refined for clarity. Visually and audio-wise it's quite good, almost triple A level haha

Great VampSurvivor like, has good game feel and it's great that you add enemies in the waves.  I didn't know that I could use right click to suck up the stuff for a while so I was like "huh why is there so much unpickupable stuff". SFX is great and shop UI is well done

Thanks dude, i hope to get better at pixel art as time goes on

Thank you for the kind words. It's actually our first Godot Wild Jam specifically haha. We actually have all done a jam before, the question just asked how many GWJs we've participated in. Also, the minimap and final boss were somehow implemented on the last day in the last few hours, which is crazy.

Art style is great, fun dash and shoot fps.  Maybe add an indicator in the opening text that you need to press SPACE to continue.  The fight itself was hard, but the music ramping up as I went along really made me wanna keep trying until I could beat him.  When the drum beat kicked in I really liked it haha.  Also maybe nerf the size of the balls that the boss shoots because it's a bit hard right now.  Great work!

Good resource management travel game.  I really like what you did with the webpage, and nice work getting rolling credits at the end haha, almost like a movie. Some of the text is a bit small (planet/locations specifically) so I didn't get it at first but when I realized I'm getting paid  to go to these locations to pay off the debt I got it. Nice work!

I'm sure that this game is fun but it's extremely difficult to run. The frame rate in browser is extremely low and my computer started humming like an overclocked Jeep halfway into the tutorial. I also couldn't exit out of the tutorial at the end because the game lagged until it eventually stopped. I wanted to try playing the game since it seems like you put a lot of time into the model but you might want to work on the performance of the game first.  

Great job for a 1st game! I loved the music and the pixel art is pretty good! There is a scaling issue with your game, some of the screen/content isn't visible but that can be fixed by enabling the fullscreen button in the itch project settings.  A bug I found is that if you kill an enemy and just keep hitting them they keep dying over and over. Good job on your first jam!

Really creative use of capsules, they're the perfect shape to hide the facemask in a game like this.  I couldn't beat the level with the 2nd floor, pillars and walls.  I really enjoyed the way that you made the capsules behave.  The way they hug the wall and try to conceal their face makes it really difficult to see if they're the target or not.  I had to jump on top of the crowding ones just to see which one had a mask from above.  If anyone can tell me how to beat the wall/pillar/2ndfloor level i'd be grateful. Fun game!

Nice work, I got stuck at the keycard part but the game is still fun. Love the artstyle and it's just kind of a funny game in general. Thank you for the Portal reference

I'm stuck here

Really fun, I love the text when I lose that calls me a psychopath if I do bad. First game I see to implement the shooting stars wildcard, wonder how I can get the secret ending? I guess I just need to play more.  The tutorial text should be recolored, it's hard to see some of it since there's a gray background.  Should change the language or make it more obvious which is dazzling and which is bright, got confused a bit but it's still really fun and clever regardless.  Also . Also didn't know Godot had a version 6.2! (I'm sure u meant 4.6.2)

Why does it say I only eliminated 1, top right says I got 29 lol

Great strategy card game. Managed to get through the whole game without having to use the general store.  I didn't understand at first, and didn't see the energy costs on the cards because the text was small and in the corner.  Maybe adjust the cards for visibilty, or add a circle/shape around the number like Hearthstone/Marvel Snap.  The SFX are good in terms of conveying what just happened after you end your turn.  Would like to see a game over screen instead of being warped to the main menu so I can see how much damage I dealt before I died. Really fun game overall.

Fun game, first guy shoots a little too fast initially and the 2nd boss is op but doable.

The pixel art is pretty good but the game could use a tutorial/some guide or clarification.  It's unclear what equipping my dice into the 3x3 slots does, if anything.  At first I thought I needed to match 3 numbers in a row to get bonus damage or something but it felt like the dice didn't really affect the outcome of the battle. I didn't realize there was a clam collection minigame underneath the main battle until pretty late into my playthrough. The sprites are really good though and you did well with the audio part so hats off to you!

Specified Godot version 4.5 but when starting up the game it says "Made In Unity"!   :^)

Fun story and voice acting, love the core bullet mechanic. Overall a fun platformer, and spectacular for a first game made in Godot. Hats off to you partner, don't steal another mint though

Managed to play it after zooming correctly but the game still has a lot of errors that pop up periodically when interacting with objects.  The arcade machine/console was particularly finnicky, but the graphics were good and you chose a good music track.

Nice to see a game made in Defold, really hoping that it keeps getting better so that I can eventually justify switching over to it.  The shield/shoot mechanic is good, though it would help a bit if the boss telegraphed it's moves to let the player know what to expect a little. Good work!

Have seen this game built up from when it was just capsules moving around shooting other capsules.  It's come really far and looking forward to seeing it in release state!

I really appreciate having a game that I can play on mobile, this game is pretty fun and it’s a good mix of resource management and combat

Quite fun, reminds me of building tracks for toy cars to roll on when I was a kid.  I legit thought I had to use the slants of the pencil and eraser to make it move horizontally alone, but then learned I could rotate stuff and felt dumb

It's funny how the gunshot sound effect is also a daw beatdrop.  Couldn't figure out the blue jump pad level but good job putting it together

Interesting factory puzzle game, really have to think about how many changes each box on the conveyor belt changes my shape and color. Only complaint is that the audio is a bit repetitive.

The concept is definitely interesting from a story perspective, a typewriter that writes back to you. Some qualms I have are that you aren't able to type using your keyboard (even though it was shown to be possible at the start of the game) and that I can't lower or see through the current puzzle to try and remember what the letters are that I could remember. The first puzzle I managed to get going because "It's" was the 1st word I could think of that has an apostrophe after 2 letters and ending with one.  After that I got into puzzle #2 and forgot what letters corresponded to anything, and I had to scroll down to the comments/video just to remember. Audio is good, and you chose the best font for this kind of thing.  Good work!

I'm stuck at this part, the game isn't progressing. I know there's more since i watched the YouTube vid but i can't get there