11/10

Good catch, that's been fixed!

I'm glad you enjoyed it and also recorded a video of your play through! Thanks :)

You know, you're actually not the first person to ask that. That's a layer deeper than I was thinking and now I want to make that mean more based on feedback, but you're correct - it's just to get the reflection.

And thanks for playing!

Oh yeah, you totally hit the end of the content. Brorgos is a mechanics randomizer for testing.

https://boz-float.itch.io/meta-form

Thank you for taking the time to do this!

Thanks for the feedback, that helps a lot :)

This is a great video, I really enjoyed it. Got a lot of good notes as well.

Thank you! I'll be sending out beta invites via https://www.getrevue.co/profile/aesth if you want to get in on that :)

I don't think it's outside of the realm of possibilities, considering the simplistic nature of the controls. But cramming all that UI into a smaller screen may take some Herculean levels of UX work. But again, not outside of the realm of possibilities.

Fixed it, thanks so much for letting me know!

Oh did that find it's way into this version? Thanks for letting me know!

I want to say that makes me happy to hear, but that sounds wrong. I'll just leave it at I'm happy you liked it!

Thanks Hikiyami!

It looks like you were playing a slightly older version - if you ever do the replay you were talking about you can check out the latest version.

Also, we're reworking the game a bit to have more replayability and will be releasing the links for it via https://www.getrevue.co/profile/aesth if you're interested :)

Thanks for the suggestion :)

We are indeed still working on this and starting signups for testers of future versions if you want to join: https://www.getrevue.co/profile/aesth

Estou seguindo :)

This comment 100% encapsulates what I want to say, especially the I dig this!  part.

Muito irado a gente! Desculpe por meu Portugues mal, mas eu gostei da arte e musica! Beleza! Quando eu olhei na sonhos eu querei entrar!

This palette was unfairly tossed in the garbage and fished out by the true visionaries to create the most perfect visuals out of any of the other games.

I am so jealous of the 3d abilities presented by this team. Also, I just want to just sit there and stare at the textures. The aesthetics are 10 out of 5.

Screen shake baybeeeee. This is a fun juicy game.

I think mirroring some other comments - some  gamepad or mouse to aim controls would be really nice. I think people go back and forth on preference for move to shoot vs mouse aim to shoot, but I really would love to try this with mouse aim (or other joystick).

I think you mentioned you unexpectedly hit the deadline on this one - do you have plans to put in some of the things you wanted to add? Because I'd totally play it!

Loved learning the mechanic and starting to get into the groove. I think the difficulty is basically how far away something is from where you jump - so for example, the higher the enemy is, the harder it is to hit. Maybe another UI layer that helps give you a little heads up of where you might appear at the top of the screen would help. And also maybe slow the fall slightly right as you're switching to the top of the screen to give you some time to re-correct. Also some leeway on where you land on the head vs when you get killed. 

Once I got into the swing of things I was able to fly through the game, though, so I'm just throwing out random ideas you can completely ignore!

I really love the art in this and that fish movement. I didn't like get spawn camped, but I think a lot of others have mentioned that.

HTML is borked, I'll work on it more in the future, but won't be able to get it up any time soon.

But for you, I just added a Mac version! Unfortunately, you'll have to do some wizardry specific to your Mac for the Apple deities to deign you the rights to run it. But give it a shot :)

I love how the time you hold the jump button controls the height to dramatic extent so there's a lot of skillful play possibility. 

I wasn't sure if I was looking for an exit or just trying to look for an exit, but I think I looked in every possible spot. Maybe just a note about what I'm heading for. Kinda adds a spice to the gameplay.

The does-not-take-self-seriously tone of the game is so delightful. 

Does the brick do anything? At first I thought it made the Monkey run in the opposite direction when you hit it, but that might have been a coincidence because I couldn't seem to make it happen again.

This is a really awesome basis of a system. Might be cool to add more items that give you more control in the weirdest ways.  It's almost like making everything feel like a chess pieces that cause interesting behaviors. Like a knight moves in L shapes, there could be items that redirect monkeys in interesting ways depending on what you hit them with. And also like how there's a thought that different items affect different entities differently. Lots of opportunity here!

10/10

The best vase rotation simulator on Itch.

I was really intrigued by images you were posting about drawing the platforms on the vase, hope you  make it!

Heck yes, that was really awesome. I grabbed a friend on their birthday and said hey let's do a random co-op game that was just made!

Random thoughts:

• Tests your communication.
• The two player coop is what makes this game work.
• Little lenient details like if you click the camera just a bit too early it still works (Maybe?)
• Amazing use of the palette.
• Love how it gets super dark and the map changes when you're on the last item. Kinda felt like feeling the walls in the dark trying to find the way out.
• Flashlight click is very satisfying.
• Throwing the box around felt a little clunky at times
• One time we were able to throw it over a wall - not sure if intended but we died trying to find where we threw it.
• Forcing standing still is a pro move.
• Tag-team  aspect is great with the two different roles.
• Slick visuals as always.
• Better feedback from the flashlight perspective on what's happening with the camera. Maybe some visible effect on the enemy. Though it makes sense that you have to learn to trust your cameraman. Depends on what type of gameplay you're going for. Seems like the story is less about teamwork and more about this one individual so I'm not sure which style to lean on.
• Wasn't picking up which part was the dream, unless the whole thing is a dream?

We had a lot of fun :)

Your style is super dialed-in and awesome.

I want to also mirror everything BagelMaster5000 said.

I think I busted out of my dream, found a secret passage, then got stuck.

This mechanic is a super great idea. Juicing up the feedback and goal mechanics and plop this in the middle of a narrative and you have yourself a super awesome gem.

I like the idea of like a system of faces that you learn over time and slowly add the complexity and open up more options and interactions with characters. As you memorize things you start to feel super badass. Then each new challenge could throw it's own wrench in the socket.

By the by, the 3rd level emoji don't seem to give me the green. The green feedback that this is working is a great idea, by the way. And the leniency within the time-sensitive environment keep me trying even if I feel overwhelmed.

After 20+ years if nagware, I finally bought winrar for this game.

This is extremely beautiful and also fits in perfectly with something like LSD Jam. I got whacked in the face by the first hand I encountered because I was just awestruck staring at it.

Messages on the screen in the beginning would go a long way:
Although I read the controls at the beginning, I completely forgot to press F to get out the sword and shield, so I escaped out to go find that text again. F to toggle equipment written across the center of the screen would've helped with that. Though I'm not sure why I need to toggle it.

Also the tips on the loading screen: I almost wanted to load in and out just to read them all - maybe have those pop up randomly on the screen?

A sweet dodge would be uhh, sweet.

Anyhoo, super cool visuals and looks like the start of a system. Excited to see where it's going.

I LOVE THE SHEEP CHARACTER. Everything about it.

I accidentally threw my first sheep off the ledge because I thought I had to press E to pick it up but instead I auto picked it up then tossed it off the ledge.

Love the use of the color palette. This was the kind of flat color use I was hoping for in some of the games. Kinda gives me an Ape Out vibe.

The difficulty ramp could've started a tad bit smoother just to get a hang of the controls.Also - controls written on the floor or something in a starting level would be sweet.

The sentries were a tiny bit too overzealous and chased me around walls, but the health pool was very forgiving.

Beautiful game!

It'd be cool to have some poetry on the way up to tie into the theme of something like the way looking up at the stars blows our minds.

Learning the unique mechanic was super fun, especially how easy it was to quickly get grounded in the mechanic. Got quickly repetitive once you handled the basics, however, regardless of understanding the more advanced ramifications of the base mechanics. So maybe just shortening the amount of enemies to beat at the beginning before progressing. That "I'm ready for the next thing" feeling came much sooner than the "here's the next thing", if that makes sense.

I needed a little more reminder of what the cards did and/or some sort of number display to help me understand the mechanics of what was going on at the end of the turn. Maybe the number of heal or damage appears on the card and changes whenever you place more pink cards around the blue card.

I'm not sure if playing the pixie cards was a strategy I was supposed to be able to do?

At some point an extra card slid down from the top of the screen that I could put anywhere and couldn't play and it just stayed there.

Overall I got really excited about the mechanic and I'd be interested to see what other layers could go on top of this.  Layers layers layers! And great job scoping this properly for a game jam!

Voice acting was a fantastic touch.

Learning the unique mechanic was super fun, especially how easy it was to quickly get grounded in the mechanic. Got quickly repetitive once you handled the basics, however, regardless of understanding the more addvanced ramifications of the mechanics. So maybe just shortening the amount of enemies to beat at the beginning before progressing. That "I'm ready for the next thing" feeling came much sooner than the "here's the next thing", if that makes sense.

I needed a little more reminder of what the cards did and/or some sort of number display to help me understand the mechanics of what was going on at the end of the turn. Maybe the number of heal or damage appears on the card and changes whenever you place more pink cards around the blue card.

I'm not sure if playing the pixie cards was a strategy I was supposed to be able to do?

At some point an extra card slid down from the top of the screen that I could put anywhere and couldn't play and it just stayed there.

Overall I got really excited about the mechanic and I'd be interested to see what other layers could go on top of this.  Layers layers layers! And great job scoping this properly for a game jam!

Voice acting was a fantastic touch.

I was really impressed with the tutorial in how it helped clean up any confusion I had about the game. Getting into the system this way got me pumped. I almost feel like this should've been the first level by default and just slowly increased the difficulty from there with shorter and then progressively longer challenges. 

The guards were on me the whole time and sometimes it felt like all I was doing was slowly delaying the inevitable because I had no idea where to go and couldn't figure it out while a guard was on me.  so I'd have to restart.

Awesome! Thanks for making this video!

I saw you hit a few bugs that have been fixed in the latest versions. But nothing too bad. I took some notes during your run and will make some fixes based from your gameplay. Thank you so much :)