I don't know if it was just my computer, but my mouse was moving super fast which made it difficult to control what I was doing. Even so, the game felt really polished and was fun to play. I love the micro games format!
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Amazing job, especially considering this is your first Jam. You should be proud of yourself for having an idea and seeing it out to completion! The aesthetic is very chill and I like the colors. I agree with others that it would be helpful to see more of the map in the screen so you can plan where to go next.
My first few runs I had a difficult time determining which objects were obstacles and which ones were just part of the background, If you decide to keep working on this project that might be something to address, but it didn't stop me from really enjoying the game. Eventually I got the hang of it and was able to get a satisfying rhythm going. Nice job!
Neat little puzzler, impressive work for only your second game! The game play was enjoyable and would have happily played more levels. I agree with the suggestion of adding the ability to rotate the cakes. If you decide to continue working on this project that's always something you could add in the future. Nice work, you should keep making games!
Fun submission! I really like the art work, though sometimes it was hard to tell obstacles from the background. I think some stronger outlines around sprites would help there.
I also found myself not using the shrink ability all that much, maybe that was because the game was pretty hectic right from the beginning.
Also the music was really well done! It got my in the epic fantasy mood haha
yes I did! the source code will eventually be here --> https://git.sr.ht/~alect/fantasy-console-carts/tree
I am always drawn to games with a pun in the title. Also, you can never go wrong with a cat game. The camera was a bit wonky at times which was disorienting, but it added to the overall suspense of the game. I like @Romain.P's idea of adding the ability to move the yarn in any direction... It might help the flow feel even better. Nice job!


















