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Thanks! I replayed with your comment and it’s really good.

10-barks/10-barks!

Really cool concept! 🫡 Never saw LLM used in a TRPG like this before, and it actually feels super natural. 😂 Maybe a few different UI “themes” for fantasy/sci-fi/horror could make the vibe even stronger. Keep going, I’ll be checking updates!

When I say retro I mean it

Good idea! I love games with destructibility, and here it is NEEDED.

Fun concept, But lacks meta gameplay or something, plays pretty fast. But the idea is cool

I didn’t quite understand what to do :c

Oh wow visual novel on jam!

Good

Saiman says, only in the Soviet era. Good!

Okay, interesting idea.

Arkanoid + Invaders? Interesting!

The slipperiest slug in the wild west

Oh, its dont work :(

I liked it, but it’s slow and the view is limited of course, it’s hard to plan

It turned out very impactful, well done

This is a great work of art. A masterpiece.

Dont work :(

Good classic side scroller, glad that such guys are also on our jam

Yeah, good improvement

Fun, but not maneuverable :D

Great visuals and great controller

Very beautiful! It lacks a bit of impact from the blows on the boss, and some feel things, but in my opinion it’s still a great job! I really liked it.

Very nice and simple. It’s a pity there were no asteroids :)

Why can’t you kill a slug by jumping on its head? :)

A very unusual solution with a gadget-scanner. Well, yes, the dog is missing.

Oh, very cool, really retro, and juicy, it reminded me of one of the first games I made.

a bit unbalanced in my opinion

A bit of a broken game (I play with bugs, pool of the obstacles refill too early), but I liked the concept itself that improvements are through a backpack

Unusual, I liked it

It’s a bit complicated, but it’s unusual that they’re insects. Cool.

There’s a bit of randomness there, so it might not work out smart :)

It’s cool, but I certainly hate hate hate bats

Sorry. I mean it’s not the sounds themselves that are bad, but their sequence. It seems to me that for a harmonious sound it makes sense to arrange everything in the form of some melody and, regardless of the sequence of pressing the plates, to reproduce the “notes” of this melody in a row.