did you use some software to compile it like that? cuz I'd doubt you would've put in all 10k entries in by hand. I'd be interested to see how it changes with some small tweakings, since creativity and enjoyment are given more weight from what I recall, and it doesn't seem your spreadsheet does that. Pretty cool that you did that tho.
Intriguing idea, however, a bit hard to understand. I kinda didn't like that I had to read the description to find out I was playing the game wrong (going up instead of down.) But I'm curious to come back later to find the other endings.
heh, that’s probably because I game with a typing hand-position. Funnily enough not many other people seem to have been bothered by it. Glad you enjoyed it though
I guess that'd be fair to put some hints. A decent amount of friends I sent the game to (and ones that just found it,) ended up randomly messaging me asking me how you do certain puzzles, lol. Glad you found it fun though.
Absolutely hilarious game. Love the vibes. Enjoyed the gambling. Only thing I noticed was that the side walking animation just looked like you were simply stomping your feet (and somehow moving,) but apart from that nitpick, I really loved the art you guys had. Will probably come back to this to figure out the other endings (that I'm assuming it has) sometime after the jam's over.
Cute silly lil game where you're trying to keep your cat alive. My online (somewhat) criticism was that it felt a bit too easy (I literally just put everything right in front of the cat and I won,) but it's definitely still a neat idea.
Simple game, loose use on the theme (just using rouge-like mechanics,) but a genuinely fun twist on some games I've seen long ago. Art was cute, I liked it.
Neat, simple little arcade style game. Tbh, I'm surprised now that I didn't see more games about a boomerang, but everything here worked perfectly smooth. Props to you.
Cute game, some of the levels were pretty tricky, especially when it came to making your clone take alternate paths, but it was really enjoyable, and the voice acting was top notch.
Really liked the art and that music was a banger! (Reading now that it says you got a copyright free song, but still, I really liked it.) Was a pretty wholesome story.
Very cool concept. Pretty much using the "touch your doppleganger you die" idea, but it makes for a neat puzzle. Only gripe is that I sometimes die out of nowhere, which doesn't make sense if my clones are copying my exact movements with the same amount of time delay.
Hilarious concept. Noticed that the less loops you had, the less you were allowed to get hit before restarting. Was really funny, and I had a blast playing.
Much better than it was before, and quite difficult too. People seem to keep bringing up Pokemon Rangers, but I've never played that, so I have nothing to say.
Kinda didn't like how you couldn't look up, but it definitely made sense in the context. This game was an absolute vibe and I didn't expect it. Everything's synced to the music, whether people notice or not. The timing's a bit tight so I just ended up spamming the key, lol. Main thing I didn't like was that there was no pausing for moving spells around (because I was put into a combat encounter pretty much right after I had to change the order to get up somewhere.) Overall, I really liked the atmosphere here. The player bobbing was a nice touch.
Was a really cool stylized game, that I definitely would've enjoyed more if the camera weren't so jank. For whatever reason, it kept teleporting around, making it hard for me to focus on anything to shoot it. I hope that's just a me problem though
Mean, we were trying to go with as little words as possible. I figured that people would notice that pulling would tank your move count, so that's why we didn't say anything, lol.
Mean the idea was that you always could do it, just that you didn't know how to. It's kinda personal preference tho, some people seem to think it's a really neat idea, while other, like you, say that the abilities should be unlocked, and not just learned about.
Thank you for playing the game. We wanted the camera to be a necessary tool, lol. So, making it work nicely was pretty important to do. Glad you liked the game.
Game felt a bit janky (for example, I wasn't able to walk close enough to enemies for the sword to appear over them as I swung,) but I really loved the art. It looked really smooth and kinda cute. Love the idea of you continuing the loop as the heir of your dead father.
Very lovely game. I really liked how the puzzle worked. Once I got one potion, it became a lot easier for me to figure out what other potions were not. Would've been cool to get a more complicated set at some point, but pretty good for a jam game.
Alr, I got back on the game and it was pretty good. That style of game is not really my cup of tea, but it was still a good experience. My only criticism is that you dump a lot of information on the player at once, making it somewhat difficult to remember anything. I loved how the music changed after you launched and docked tho. Very nice touch.
