Super cool yet simple concept, I loved it! I only found quite frustrating not to be able to know what a weapon did before using it. But amazing job nonetheless!
Did you realize it was possible to dump multiple objects at a time? ^^ I thought with the multiple selection/tooltips everybody would try, but based on the other comments it wasn't that obvious ^^'
My favorite submission so far - it's simple, short, fits perfectly the theme and wildcard... and most importantly hilarious ^^ The only small problem was that it was sometimes hard to click on objects while the scene was scrolling. Bravo!
great concept, great execution and great art! Has a lot of potential! But for me personally it is a bit too frustrating to restart from zero so I didn't go very far ^^'
Funny incremental(?) concept, it was pleasant to play and cute. One criticism though, it felt a bit pointless and troublesome to have to click 3 times to open a gift, makes the whole game feel slower.
Cute game, reminded me of an old PS1 game called "overboard!" ^^ and good job for a first game, with different enemies etc! Only thing is, I don't understand why you accelerate with "s" and slow down with "w", that's really counter intuitive!
I will say the same as everyone else, this NEEDS a tutorial ^^ but it does look like a cool concept so I add it to a collection in case you keep developing it !
Pretty cool for a first game! The concept is neat, but (somewhat ironically) the issue for me was to get started, since it isn't intuitive how elements interact, it is hard to understand what's going on until you have read every description a couple times. I also had a black screen.
Simple and interesting puzzle concept, and good atmosphere. Maybe I am an idiot but for several minutes I assumed you could only put stars on the white dots on the circle ^^'
That's quite impressive for a first game! A few times the character just seemed to freeze for a few seconds, but other that is was pretty neatly done. Hope you will make more games!
That's a neat idea, but the mouse getting out of the frame feels a bit frustrating, I guess this could be easily corrected(?) if you continue developing this.
Thanks :-) yes I had to rush so the balance is off (it can also get too easy if at some point you get enough gold), I had some ideas to make RNG a bit less crucial (like giving an approximate location of where the object is going to spawn before you accept or deny it), but had not time :( anyway I might continue developing this one, I think it has potential. If you liked it you might like this game I made for a previous jam.
I agree with a previous comment that it's a bit hard to understand what's going on at first ^^ That's were a "tooltip" system would be really useful if you continue developing, and yeah I'm all for dice-based games!
