I couldn’t get the game run properly, but I could still imagine what it would be like. I really liked the retro Windows XP interface and the character design. Most importantly, I loved the relaxing guitar.
I really enjoyed it! I love the main character’s design and the art style. The upgrade system offered plenty of choices, although some upgrades felt a little too expensive to me.
I was immediately drawn in when I saw the cardinal. The combination of mechanics with different forms of interaction feels very interesting. And I like the music. The game also did a great job of guiding players through its mechanics.
Once I failed with the clock, rebuilding the score felt a little slow. I think this is one aspect that could be improved. Overall, I think this is a fantastic game!
(By the way, I like the interaction of diamond shaped alarm clock the most.)
The vibe is great. The overall design and setting were interesting! It took me a while to figure out what I supposed to do. I found it a little hard to make progress. But it was interesting to play.
Oh, I see! I did wonder if that part just hadn’t made it into the game yet. Still, I think the story feels quite complete overall. I’m not sure how the camera issue could be fixed either, but it doesn’t seem to happen very often thankfully!
Adding a little more guidance to the levels would make the game even better! I’m still very new to game development, your encouraging words really mean a lot to me. Thank you!
This was really fun to play! I was a little confused at first, but once I read the rules on the game page, everything became quite clear. It was simple and relaxing.
I love this game. This is immersive, like stepping into another world. And I'm really into story-driven games where the player’s choices shape the story. The art is amazing, and the storyline feels complete—imagine how much work went into it! The camera movement and perspective transitions are also very smooth.
I tried many times, but I only made it to 15:04 and have no idea how to get through the the last one minute. I couldn't figure out how to enter the Department Store, and where to find scissors. Although I didn't reach the end, this is definitely worth to play.
By the way, I encountered a camera bug during one of the playthroughs. After answering the professor’s questions and leaving the classroom, the camera became locked onto the gym guy and could barely move. It could only shift when conversations with other characters were triggered automatically. I didn’t encounter this issue in my other attempts, maybe you can take a look at it.
The art style is unique and memorable. I really enjoyed the rhythm-based gameplay. The puzzles were fun to solve. I got stuck a few times, but I managed to clear the game in the end.
Thank you so much for trying out our game and taking the time to leave such detailed and heartwarming feedback! We truly appreciates it. Sorry that we completely overlooked the mouse wheel issue! Thank you for pointing it out, along with other details and suggestions. Our team was formed specifically for this game jam, but I hope we’ll get the chance to polish this game in the future.
Thank you for the feedback! This is indeed an issue. You can take a photo with left mouse button, but there are some limit conditions. A picture can only be taken when the bird appears large enough in the frame and is not significantly obscured, but the requirements may be a little too strict.
The controls feel super smooth.The art style is great, and the effect when the timer explodes is really impactful. Once I got the hang of the mechanics, I had a lot of fun with it.
This game is funny and enjoyable! I loved the computer suddenly shutting down and the troublesome pop-up window. They reminded me of those days spent desperately against deadlines. But in the end, I defeated them all!
This game was relaxing and really fun to play! The rules were easy to understand. I was able to pick it up quickly and progress through the levels. The third level was memorable.
Thank you very much for the feedback! 96 hours was really tight for us. We couldn't fully test and adjust many things. We mainly divided the art work into three parts, including map, animation, and UI. The final effect thanks entirely to our incredible art team!
I really like the game’s design. The interaction between the player’s abilities and the level elements, combined with the time-loop and countdown mechanics, made the puzzle really engaging. It was challenging, and it took me several attempts to clear. Difficult, but fun!
