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Full marks. Super impressive.

Fun! Definitely worth a follow-up post-jam version with sound, pumped up music, some power-ups, etc. Well done.

Right up my alley. Wonderful entry. I kind of wish the music was more sci-fi like, but that's just being nitpicky. It was fitting to the activity. Maybe some spaceship ambience, then, to go with it. Some terminal beeps and clicks, etc.

Astoundingly good. Super duper turbo well done. Unlike the voice acting in my game, yours was stellar!  :)

I lost, but had a lot of fun. Satisfying.

Great art! Gave me Megaman vibes. :)

Very enjoyable. Great selection/use of assets and sfx. It was nice experience.

Me too

Super good job on the art and sfx. Finding and re-working sfx in Audacity is pretty dang fun, huh? :)

Too close to home, lol

Great art, cute sound! Couldn't find anybody, though. They didn't seem to be where they were supposed to be. Difficult controls, ended up getting impatient. lol

Well done. Wow, that's a lot of levels!

Scored 550. Definitely struggled to get my vertical position correct while trying to watch the directions incoming. Felt like I needed an extra pair of eyes, and to see a bit further to the right. Fun!

The mouse up/down look was invert what I expected and I couldn't get used to it. I liked a lot about this, but I couldn't find any parts, ended up winning by walking somewhere. :)

Music is fire

Ambitious entry! Looks and feels great.

I know I was making recipes right and the customer wouldn't take it. There should be some visual/audio feedback when the order is wrong rather than just snapping back as if the click and drag didn't work. amazing art!!!

I've also been interested in exploring recreating some gameplay from The Last Clockwinder. You've done a great job here and I'm wondering if you'd be willing to share the relevant code for that, or make a video that describes your methodology, or perhaps just point me in the right direction before I dive in myself. Thanks! Love your videos and tools.

Just by raising awareness to this environmental theology, you've reduced global temperatures by 10 degrees, (+/- 10 degrees.) 😜

Try to avoid the wall of text problem at the start of a game, it's pretty intimidating. I have a bad memory. Better to introduce instructions as I play.  I know I'm not the only one that totally ignores those screens. 😂

Thank you for introducing the controls in the game itself. Not being faced with a wall of text before entering a game is good. Really enjoyable freeze mechanic. I did find some of the background art to be a little too colorful, which made it blend in with the foreground elements, so I had some uncertainty about which were solid objects that I could run into. Having some of the ghost tutorial guy demonstrate a move was great.  Great checkpoint placement.  I love the word walljumpable.  Punishing. 🙂 I love the sense of scale, too. Well done.

Oof that gravity is STRONG.  😂 I raged.

Oof that gravity is STRONG.  😂 I raged.

Super fun. Love it. I really enjoy the closeup on failure.

The giant wall of text that I am met with when I start was very very intimidating, which is why I stay away from board games in general in real life. I much prefer being introduced as I go to the rules and mechanics. Ease me into it. Also don't like the default textmeshpro font. With both those criticisms out of the way, the rest of this was fantastic. Wonderful illustrations, nice shadows and easing, satisfying sounds, love the word Burgermeister. Great job.

Love that circular pulse effect. Wish I could see more to the right. I'm not good.

I don't know why, but I really enjoyed the "This is you" bit. Actually I do know why. My family has a recurring inside joke where we say to each other, "This is you..." and then we do or say something nonsensical, which is Not representative of them in any way. It's a lot of fun, try it out for yourself. Just make sure it's totally obviously unrepresentative, or else someone will get emotionally damaged.

I really like the main menu how to play stuff, and the adding up of the score especially. Great use of icons too . That's some good polish. 

I think the perspective/viewing angle works well. You can see a good amount of your surroundings which was helpful. 

Nice. I really like seeing the thoughts of all the NPCs. It's an idea I'd love to explore more.

This is super duper turbo cool. Very well done. Super job.

Definitely, hoping to play several tonight when I get home from work, including yours. :) I'll leave feedback and rate as well.

thank you, I appreciate it. Recording the cringey vocals was actually a pretty fun part of this. As usual I spent more time on the "feel" and tone than on the gameplay. I really need to get that through my head before the next jam.

I didn't, it didn't appear to let me but I expected that. Maybe I overlooked how to do it. Thanks, I wasn't sure how it would do on an older GPU since the storm particles and huge mountain range meshes and post processing all out together were making the frame rate go from 400 to 90 on my 4070. Thanks for playing!

lol, yeah... I actually intended to have time to run the vocals through an AI of some kind to make my voice less my-voicy. hahaha. I am pretty proud of the last two vocal lines of the game. They make me laugh quite a bit. Anyway, thanks for  watching and for the positive feedback. I did manage to get a build going that doesn't immediately crash. Absolutely zero changes were made to the project, just opened up in a new version of Unity and immediately made a build. So, if you happen to have a beefy GPU and want to play it (even though you already watched it), you are now able to do so here:
https://beard.games/the-freezening/The%20Freezening_NotCrashy.zip

I appreciate you! Thank you for the positive feedback. I did manage to get a build going that doesn't immediately crash. Absolutely zero changes were made to the project, just opened up in a new version of Unity and immediately made a build. So, if you happen to have a beefy GPU and want to play it (even though you already watched it), you are now able to do so here:
https://beard.games/the-freezening/The%20Freezening_NotCrashy.zip

It won't run on Windows 11, sorry.


I got 10 points. It's got a whole game loop in there, has a sensible challenge, and it fits the theme. :)   I think adding some SFX to a correct or incorrect guess would add quite a bit.