Really cool idea and funny concept, fun animations! I wish there was a turn counter that went up each time you played an arrow, and probably some other assorted little complaints outside the scope of a jam. Really cool
Cool idea, definitely tabletop and very clean and polished visually! The background responding to mouse position is a nice touch, although I found a freeze where if gift is triggered when there are no open spaces the game can't progress any further.
Thanks! Yeah the idea was that you might have to go back to the start of the level once you were aware of what you'd need your inputs in previous levels to also be able to do. Thanks for trying it!
Very polished and cool! I had to google how to use a rotary phone and it was frustrating if I messed up inputting the first digit to reset it by throwing in 5 more random ones to try again, but I suppose that's part of the fun and just how rotary phones work in the first place!
Sick! It matters that the start of each loop is the rightmost node it seems like, so it'd be nice if that was labeled somehow, but once i figured out that it won't accept a rotated solution it was pretty fun.
If you play this, there's a bug sometimes when you get to 02a-Like Sand - if you don't slide down the slope without doing anything, just close and reopen the game and it'll fix it. Didn't catch it until after submissions closed... -_-;
OH, you hit move on childhood guardian, and then it didn't let you back out... got it. Reproduced that one. It should fizzle the movement there, not sure why it doesn't, but even that would look confusing so I'll think about that a bit.
Hi! For the first comment, it asks you to move both yourself AND childhood guardian, so you can move yourself first, then move childhood guardian. I can maybe work on the script so that it's less confusing, or highlight that both of them can be moved in any order.
As for the hunting eagle being unresponsive, can you describe more about how that happened? I'm not sure how to debug that because I haven't reproduced the issue, but I'm also not sure how to ask for more information... the tutorial is a bunch of ux forcing code on top of systems that are set up for multiplayer, so there's a couple layers of things happening once a sequence starts and I'm actually certain this tutorial layer of code on top isn't perfect. I'll do some digging on my side but if you remember anything weird or off-script you did that might have caused it to get locked, please let me know.
