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Thank you! It seems I only own the bundle https://pimen.itch.io/mega-pack-elemental-spell-effects, which still seems to have the same files. I'm happy to buy this pack individually as well but I wanted to let you know first in case you want to update the bundle too.

I haven't heard of the issues you're describing (except for caving into payment providers, which sucks, but the site can't be run if itch can't pay their expenses). However, it sounds like itch really hurt you. I hope if they wronged you and other creators, they make it right soon. Either way, I don't work at itch so replying to me probably won't make it better :) 

Yes please <3 

Hi Pimen, in the art there appears to be a white film over the fire shield that isn't in the preview - am I doing something wrong?

High quality, but for the price, I would have liked a greater variety, especially more short SFX for spell impacts. For example most of the fire spells have a ton of crackling/burning afterwards, and I didn't find much that was suitable for, say, a flame bolt hitting an enemy/object. 

Sorry, one more question - what's the license? Is this CC0? 

Fenris is hot

No prob. I had already bought it yesterday, I was impatient :) 

I think you might get more sales if you have a video with the first few seconds of each track. 

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Hi, any chance of a sample so I can hear a bit before I purchase (I checked out the free song and liked it, but I'd love to hear even a small sample of the rest to help me decide whether to get them all)? Alternatively, will you be including your music in the current itch winter sale? 

Hi, could you add a patreon access link? Thanks!

Really fun!! Thanks for making it

I think you copied your description from your horror pack, it says this is a horror UI pack :) 

AI slop?

Itch is based, I'll always buy my game assets from here instead of Unity's asset store. 

Only buy this if you just need the weapons/armors

It looks like submissions are closed?

I personally would keep play instructions separate from the level design. Even after I "figured it out", I assumed that the R key was just a gimmick for that level and was not actually useable in other levels. 

I had a lot of fun! The only rough part (that almost made me give up until I read the comments) was level 1, where I thought that the R key tip was just explaining how to restart the level if I get stuck, rather than the way forward. That may have been the puzzle but I think putting it too early confused me and initially turned me off of the game. 

In the course of your life, you've accumulated many odd things. Can you precariously stack them all into one moving truck? Place your possessions thoughtfully, or they won't make it in one piece!

Enjoyable, if a little punishing! I will say that "full speed ahead" is perhaps the worst advice you could give someone before they play this game lol

It had potential, but I wished there was some sort of difficulty progression -- once mastered, it didn't feel like it would get any more difficult, so the gameplay got stale pretty quickly. Also, it seemed like getting the speed downs were the way to go, so it definitely didn't feel very "full speed ahead".

Enjoyable! I would have played a lot longer if it had a restart level button and/or faster ball. It was painful watching it roll for a while knowing I messed up.

I felt as though the safest/highest scoring way to play was to go as slowly as possible and circle an asteroid. Not quite "full speed ahead" unfortunately.

Wow, that is the nicest comment we've ever gotten! Thank you so much!!!

You're faced with a philosophical question: what's the best way to run over enough humans with your trolley to please your infernal master?

The answer: Full speed ahead.

Okay, I gave it a shot! Definitely an impressive game for three hours. However, I feel like the enjoyability was really cut down by the fact that the controls made me feel like I had to hold the jump button down longer to get the trajectory I wanted, yet holding down the jump button for more than a moment moved the player so quickly that whether the player wins or loses essentially feels random, which is not the most fun experience. The core mechanic felt a bit like a "lose/lose" experience where I was punished for whatever I decided to do.

I had fun, but I would have enjoyed it more if you spoke a bit slower and clearer, so that the challenge was more about memorization than being able to decipher your recording.

I had fun, but I would have enjoyed it more if you spoke a bit slower and clearer, so that the challenge was more about memorization than being able to decipher your recording.

I tried a lot of times and wasn't able to survive the first arrow, was it too difficult or maybe not working?

Any chance of an HTML5 version? I don't want to run a random exe :/ 

Thank you! -PaintedAnarchy

Agree!

You encounter a beautiful chonk. Are you brave enough to pet the belly, knowing that one wrong move could mean death?

Enjoyable! As a fleshed out game, it'd be interesting to be able to customize your attack with different combinations of weapons and/or upgrades, and train the AI to aim effectively with your unique loadout. With enough viable combinations and the ability to switch weapons to suit the situation, it could allow for some interesting strategies.

We've just (as of literally a few minutes ago!) released our first visual novel, Trials of Fire and Blood. We invite you to play it for free: Trials of Fire and Blood - Play in Browser

We'd love it if you could drop a comment on the game's webpage with your thoughts and feedback!

Make tough decisions and defeat your sorcerous peers in a test that will determine your future.

• 15-20 minutes of gameplay - a short story in visual novel form
• Turn-based magical combat where you will consider each move carefully
• Impactful choices: Cooperate, betray or solo your way to victory
• Original art and story (no AI used in any part of this game)

Congrats!

this is against the spirit of the game jam.

I had fun, but if you'd like feedback, I have a few thoughts:

- The player should move faster, for a modern game it feels too sluggish

- The combat is fun but would feel better if the player had a larger attack, personally. It's skill (timing) based, which is great, but the small attack hitbox makes it very punishing.