Thanks :)

Thanks, I made it in 5 hours lol :)

I've never played Baba is you but it is nice that you enjoyed the game :) though the fullscreen bug might be caused by unreal and I don't know how to fix it but the game can be played without the problem in the Windows build of the game.

Bro your profile picture doesn't seem to indicate presence of a sigma male😂

I've seen his video though my main inspiration was a game made by Robert Thomson in this video:Making a game where you get sucked into your own (bad) code . Glad you liked my game :)

Glad you liked it :)

Thanks for the feedback and if I do continue the game I will include your recommendations :)

Probably not going to make it a full game though because it was made in an old version of Unreal but if I win 1st or 2nd I might continue and make a full release. But glad you liked it :)

Thanks for the feedback :)

Thanks for the feedback :)

I think the difficulty level is a bit too high(Trains might be too fast) and What you can interact with was a bit too difficult to see(The color palet might be too uniform) But other then these two issues the game is very fun and as quite some potential: Love the concept :)

It's a nice short game :)

The ground is a little too blurry and as someone else said: ''I think the movement is too 'harsh' ''.

But overall I like the game :)

Nice little short game! The sound were a little too loud though it might just be my headset but overall fun game :)

Could not play the game it gave this Error:Unable to parse Build/HostageWeb.framework.js.br! This can happen if build compression was enabled but web server hosting the content was misconfigured to not serve the file with HTTP Response Header "Content-Encoding: br" present. Check browser Console and Devtools Network tab to debug.

Thanks for the feeback :)

No worry about being bad the game isn't well polished and need some balancing but glad you liked it :)

They are quite difficult to read in fact but my lazy self is going to blame it on the under pressure theme haha. Glad you liked it :)

I don't think I'm going to continue creating the game as it was made on an old version of Unreal to be able to make an HTML5 build but I'm glad you liked the game :)

I will admit that the timer was not creative and was intended to be added with some sort of developper chief who gave you other problems as well as the timer for more ''Crunch'' pressure but didn't have time for it. but glad you enjoyed the game :)

Thanks for the feedback :)

My theory on why it didn't support UE games is that unreal use direct X11 by default I think which probably isn't supported with your card which is also probably not supported by Nvidia anymore for updates

Sorry to hear that. What is your graphics card because I'm curious to know?

Love the idea of Ikea battlegrounds though I will admit I only had time to create very little amounts of furniture. Thanks a lot for the feedback :)

Thanks for the feedback :)

When you say the text prompts do you mean the keys at the bottom or the indications in the first level?

Very fun game and nice artstyle, love the animations :)

I know that intersecting objects auto-destroy each others but I knew about and kept it cause I'm too lazy to make some max boundary when spawning objects, but glad you liked the RPG :)

I absolutely agree that jams can make you learn new things like you with procedural generation and I with Saving levels and the fracture system in Unreal. After all Jams are for fun and learning! Glad you were pleased with your procedural generation :)

As a Unreal game developer I have no f*cking clue on how you made this 2d game in Unreal 5. :)

Love the artstyle :)

Bravo for making a multiplayer game in a game jam, very impressive :)

Your windows build doesn't work on my computer

Absolutly love the artstyle, very polished and satisfying!!! :)

Wow!!! Whole procedurally generated terrain system in a game jam, Good job :)

Love the morale at the end:Especially why it is linked to the story :)

Don't know why but my health is unlimited

Right now I have like 130000 Score

Edit: now I'm at 200k but i'm going to stop there

Thanks for the feedback and I will admit that developping the game was hard as I stopped programming a lot to play with the physics. :)

Thanks!!! And congrats to you too :)