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BeetleSphere

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Thank you for playing! I am not a very good programmer so it’s definitely nothing complicated haha. Hmu on discord (@BeetleSphere) if you wanna talk! :D

Thank you for feeling as protective of them as I do haha

Thank you for playing! I just watched the stream, and I'm glad you enjoyed it. Very fair comments on the visuals haha – it is indeed just a shader, with one animated sprite XD  And thank you for the comments on the music. It's not directional audio, but glad it felt like it lol!

My discord is BeetleSphere if you wanna collab in the future :D

This remind me of a game I used to play on my DS when I was a kid. Very nostalgic. Good job!

I really like the UI and overall aesthetic! And VERY serious!

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I came back to play again a few days after the first time. There's just something I really love about the atmosphere of this game. The room feels like a real place in a way that I've never felt with a game before. Very unsettling in the best way. Super inspiring

Here's mine if you'd like to try it! Death Spiral Superorganism

I love this! It's simple but addictive. It would be cool if the planets broke apart when they collided, and the broken parts could hit other planets and cause a cascade of chaos! :D

I disagree – I think figuring it out yourself was the fun part!

I think the black ones are the same as the white ones, but the black and white ones don't want to be together (is that correct??)

This was so fun and cute! I'm amazed! It was so satisfying to thread the arrow through the dancers, although sometimes it seemed like it was too easy to accidentally make it disappear. I loved trying to figure out the rules of each new dancer, and the very minimal information you provide actually works in the game's favor because it makes you feel like you're discovering it for yourself. Good job!

Really cool idea! I got the concept right from the start, and I think that more types of ammo with different abilities would make this a really awesome game. Good job!

I think a tutorial would've helped because I was a little confused at first (even with the description) but I enjoyed the vibe nonetheless!!

I can't believe how many great games have been submitted! Here's mine: Death Spiral Superorganism

Hey, we both went with an ant theme! :D Your ant is much more serious than mine though...

Wow, I didn't even know you could put a Scratch game on Itch haha. Good job!

I had a lot of fun making the aesthetics of my game, which people seem to really like, but I think I could've added a little more variety to the gameplay. But it's only my second game so overall I think I did good!

How is this so underrated? It's a clever idea and masterful execution. The ui and sound design are so pretty. Good job!

Is there a way to win? 

Fun idea and well executed! It seems very polished, but I think some more features, like enemies you have to avoid or something, could make it more interesting. Good job!

How did you make this feel so fast and satisfying?! Also, hymenoptera games for the win! :D

This is an excellent idea and masterful execution. Good job!!!

I really like the visuals and music, and the broken lawnmower was fun to control once I got the hang of it. I think some more features, like maybe enemies to avoid, would make the gameplay more interesting 

I would do anything for Gary

Really cool UI and art direction! It's clear you had a really strong vision. The combat was also really satisfying 

Lots of people sharing their own games — Share someone else’s that you loved! Especially if you think it’s underrated! Here’s one I thought was really cool: https://itch.io/jam/theveryseriousjuniperdevgamejam/rate/4710514

Thanks for playing! If you right click on the sidebar text it opens a menu where you can read it easier 

Thank you for playing! Other people have been confused about the pink dots, so I think I need to make them a little less saturated or something. When I was making the game I imagined the gathering mechanic feeling almost like "jacks," where you have to do one thing really quickly between doing something else. But I'm not really sure fully that came across. Thanks for the feedback!

Woah, I absolutely love the art style. The 3d computer with the pixelated green screen is so pretty! :D

I love the global implications of rotating the whole earth to protect some cows !

This is such a cool concept, and I love the aesthetic! I can see it being more fun with another person instead of with myself, haha

I love the artstyle so much. The spinning controls were a little cumbersome, but I'm not really sure how to do that better... Overall really fun and cute!

One of the best uses of the them I've seen yet. Thank you for making the restart instant haha. I think it would be cute if the player was a little guy that made different faces based on the different actions, but that be against your vision. Good job!

This is such a cool mechanic! I think an instant restart time would make mastering the controls less frustrating (the restart animation felt quite long when I kept losing the ball in like 1 second haha)

Super cool concept and good execution! I think some more controls maybe could have made it more interesting. I'm think of the grabbers from "opus magnum". Like, maybe you have two markers with different colors and the lines can't cross, or something like that. Good job!

Here's mine where you play as mysterious power arising from a spinning colony of ants :) https://itch.io/jam/theveryseriousjuniperdevgamejam/rate/4718581

Here's mine where you play as a mysterious power arising from a spinning colony of ants: https://itch.io/jam/theveryseriousjuniperdevgamejam/rate/4718581

This is one of the coolest ones yet. The art style is inspiring and gameplay is super fun and intuitive but still surprising at times. I loved how the store was still on the spiral. Also, I love the name, haha! ;)

Hey, cool, we had the same idea about death spirals!!