The 1 first person perspective from 2D side view made it feel really up close and personal. I wanted to physically move away from the screen. I think you definitely accomplish what you were going for.
Nice work! There are some small things you can definitely implement. Things like when the camera turns you can see the default grey box behind it, numbers and level design can be adjusted to feel more intentional, and unparenting the projectile from the mouse (it seems to follow the mouse vertically). Great work and I had fun!
This game could use more juice. I think the game play can stay exactly the same but if there was dirt particles when I am on the dirt or when I hit a wall that would making even the "wrong" actions fun. They don't need to be perfect. The actual racing movement was fun! And the obligatory please make a web build for jam games, lots of people will not try a game with a download. Probably more important than a linux build!
The voice acting added so much atmosphere. I would have loved it if there was a voice line for more of my actions, like upgrading or defeating an enemy. There were some actions that did not have any SFX so there is room for more juice. Really fun!
Really cool mechanic! I did find a bug where if you're near the edge and you pick up a crate the top-down duck disappears until you restart. The level design was good, really enjoyed dodging the lava.
Not bad! Aside from what others have said already, I highly recommend web builds for jams. Just less friction between your hard work and people giving your game a go!
Strangely addictive. After a while you get into the flow and not needing to check the world info every time made me feel like a professional. The name being an anagram is a cool touch too.
I loved the turn based combat and multiple windows elements. I'm not really sure why it is chickens but I dig it. I would love to see this game developed further and do some really interesting mechanic with the coin toss gimmick.
I loved all the little quirks you guys added into the environment, like the infinite room. Sometimes I would look at something strange happening and it would not register until the 5th time around.
