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BirchTree

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Very fun little game. The levels are fast and controls are fluid. Seems like it'd be a fun speedrun :D

This is so cute! I need this on an arcade machine 

Loved this, the upgrades are so fun. Super jump is the best :D

Love the visuals and fun little game too!

This is incredible. I need more metal man

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The style is amazing, and good level design!

Love the visuals and style! My final score was 1530

Visuals and sound are top notch. Flow Free was my addiction for awhile so good to see it brought to 3D

Very juicy! big fan of the trippy visuals

Love the art style!

Very neat! Fun figuring out what's different each time

Very cool idea. My brain is melting

Seems simple at first then becomes more and more intricate. The sound is so satisfying. Love it!

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Hi! Just released a free alpha version of my bowling roguelike, Planet Pin

https://birchtree.itch.io/planet-pin

Planet Pin is a bowling roguelike where your ball is powered by rockets. This first version has 20 powerups you can purchase and stack, 6 unique obstacles, and 5 boss events. If you like roguelikes or movement heavy games, check it out!

I like the environment and aesthetic on this one. Gameplay reminds me of Slender. Good work

Really polished and cool! Great work!

Very cool concept, artwork is really nice too - great work

Love the graphics, the story definitely got me spooked. Good work!

Graphics are neat and the idea is fun - great work!

Love the visuals on this one - the purple skybox is really cool. Amazing work!

Amazing sound design and graphics. Love it

Love the visuals and atmosphere - great work!

This asset pack is super cute! I'm using it for a farming game prototype made in Unity. I have a suggestion that would make it a bit quicker to import these assets into the Unity engine, specifically for the character sheets.

So when importing into Unity, it's way easier to have separate sprite sheets for each animation. I manually cut things up from the Aseprite file and end up with this:

However I realize when animating a character it's probably easier for you to have everything contained in one file. This guy has some great suggestions to make that workflow easier. Essentially, you still make all your animations in one file -- but you tag each animation and use a custom script to export them all.

I don't want to mess up your workflow, but maybe this will help you :) Thanks for the great assets!

Very polished and very fun!

Very fun! Would love to see this idea expanded on

This game is insanely juicy lol. Great work!

Amazing!

Very cool, hurts my brain though lol

Very enjoyable

Neat idea! 

This is so addicting. Would definitely be playing this on Cool Math Games

Love this! I think this idea has a lot of potential!

Difficult but very cool!

Love the art, and a neat concept!

Love it!

I was doing good until that jump scare in the hallway lol. Good work!

Excellent visuals!

Cool! I love me some SCPs

Super cool and creepy atmosphere.