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Thanks Karl! :)

Big thank you! :)

This seems to mostly be an issue on NVIDIA cards (though not all), I'll need to look more into it...

Thank you! Rly appreciate it :)

Thanks! Glad you enjoyed :)

Thanks! And yeah, you're prolly right about the bright red, I'll play around with some calmer colors :)

Big thanks! The black ground seems to happen on some Windows machines too, not quite sure yet what the issue is.

Glad you enjoyed :)

Thanks! Yup, Hotline Miami was a big inspiration for the gameplay

Thank you!
I luckily was able to use the render "framework" from another project for this, so I didn't need to write all the SDL code in a week lol.
Would have taken forever :D

Super satisfying simulation, well done!
Only issue I noticed was, that the particles would leak through diagonal surfaces, where two pixels corners touched 

000X
00X0
0X00
X000

like so.

Was waiting to try this one, glad you got a Windows build up and running :)

Thank you Lucy :) Appreciate it!

Thanks a ton! Really glad you enjoyed it :)

Really cool project! I love the planet shaders especially, and spaceship controls feel quite smooth :))

You have to press shift and the button next to zero, so no dedicated key, and the scancode might be different. I think it's like that on all nordic / scandinavian keyboards?

And alright, I'll probably try to grind the rest then! I think I didn't understand the rules completely yet, so maybe a fresh look would get me through it

I have a finnish keyboard so I had trouble finding the '?' key :0

Other than that, super well designed once I figured out the controls! Love the music, sfx, etc...  started to go a bit over my head after lvl 12 or so :D

Also a single button to reset the cursor to one tile would be nice, I kept accidentally pressing R trying to do that lol

Awesome, visuals are super cute :)) Some sliding against surfaces would make the raft control much more fluently, otherwise I thought the controls were fine (once I got the thing moving)

Great job!

Ahh, damn. Hope I figure it out, thanks!

I see others have had this issue too, quite unfortunate.. Thank you for playing! :)

Big thanks! I am on AMD, so that might explain the inconsistency. If you have time, could you test turning off shadows in the options, I have a feeling that *might* have something to do with it. Hope I can fix the issue after the jam ends :)

Fun game with a lot in it, enjoyed it! Though i have no idea how the player gets more energy from those stressful nights... Good job :)

Wasn't at first obvious (to me) how to control lol, nevertheless cool idea for a game!

Fun little game, loved the attention to detail with breaking the carts when switching while they still were on top!

Thanks, appreciate it!

Thank you! :))

Big thanks! You got quite far through actually - I struggle myself too on some of the later levels, so well done :)

And you're def right about the AI, that could be improved quite a bit.

Thank you for playing!

Controls are super intuitive, really dig the art style and audio. Great job!

Big thanks! :)) I'll take a closer look at the feedback after the game jam...

Hey!

The game has worked fine when I've tested downloading it on other machines, so not sure what the issue is :/

What specs are you running?

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