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That's funny, I noticed this game on Bluesky, and wasn't even aware this was a submission for this jam! Anyways, as I already told you there, this is a very dark yet cool game!

The lack of control is justified by the narrative and I liked how you mixed 3d scenes with typography and shader effect. Good job!

Very cool idea for the theme. It's a great challenge for a wordle amateur like me :) Thanks for making that game!

Quite a funny concept, I love how smooth the egg heating mechanic is. That makes the level design more complex than it looks. Great job!

Great concept and cool story. I loved the tension build up. My best time was 0.25!

You're very good at storytelling and building some tension. The sound design is very good as well. The build up to each fight is awesome!

Thank you so much, I'm glad you had a good time on Rosetta Prime :)

This is the kind of atmosphere I love for management game. Great one!

This is the coolest music player I've ever seen on itch! The soundtrack is great as well!

Very good and polished soundtrack!

Definitely has that N64/PS1 vibe. Can imagine this being a racing/party game menu sountrack! Great job!

Quite cool, reminds me a little bit of the soundtrack of "A scene at the sea" by Kitano.

Very functionnal UI, it's cool you can change input system (as I don't have a numpad on my laptop).

The game itself reminded me of all the side quests in OOT Kakarico village. The wold is also beautiful. Thanks for making that game!

Cool deck building game! I love how you've polished your UI, the feedback every actions provides is satisfying. The action cooldown reminded me of my old days of World of Warcraft. You try to look at applying a color palette for your game that would greatly increase the visual appeal of it. There were also a couple of texture that you could improve (I'm thinking especially at the closing button).

But overall, this is an impressive undertaking, thanks for making that game!

Wow, you are ambitious, programming a full mouse control system for whole ca , on top of that you designed quite a variety of environments, that's what I call dedication!

The result is very convincing, it brought back some good memory of Jalopy, an indie game that I liked a lot.

Good job!

Thank you so much!

Haha, the wind sound is an happy accident, it was initially going to be different wind sounds for each area. I tried to see what you append if I increase the wind pitch with camera movement and was immediately sold on the result.

Thanks for playing!

Thank you so much!

Thank you so much. I absolutely loved watching you play live and see what the experience is from a new player's perspective!

Thank you so much :D It's heartwarming to know that you would be interested in playing a whole game like that!

Thank you so much for your warm words and encouragements!

Thank you so much, I'm glad you enjoyed the vibe of the game! We were definitely trying to have an atmosphere that's not black or white. I'm sure your findings on Rosetta Prime will serve humanity... or what remains of it!

Thanks a lot, I'm glad we scratched that itch of you!

Major findings are events captured on the picture that give you a better understanding of the planet. You can see a description of exactly what that finding was in the descriptions on the report screen.

I'm glad you liked it, thank you so much for playing :)

That's very kind of you, glad you liked it!

Thank you so much!

Thank you so much!

I gave it another shot and it was well worth it!

Nice item trading sequence. The only one I wasn't able to find is the coin.

Thanks for making this!

Good animations and great dungeon structure. However, the world feel a bit barren as of know, are you going to add more content?

Thanks for making this game.

This mechanic is very intersting! It would be cool to make the game slightly more difficult by limiting the number of player actions for example.

Yet, I got to learn a lot of mycelia fun fact so that was time well spent!

Very nice hand and very realistic graphics otherwise.

I'm not sure I understood what this is about, so I guess this is a win? :P

Good job on making it!

I can't believe I never left a comment here... I spent so much time on this game with friends. It's hilarious, fun and all I liked about watching athletics on TV: weird looking sport, obscure rating systems and a public that seem to know perfect how to tell a good from bad performance.

Definitely Gold Medalist (WR) of my itch games.

That's nice and well implemented. The atmosphere you created is also very cool with a good use of lighings.

I was a bit confused with the game play though. Are you supposed to get the red skulls or avoid them? I initially tried to collect them all but they really looked like the game over screen so after my first death I wasn't sure anymore.

Thanks for making this game!

This is really cool. I love how smooth the control and ennemies are.

Some improvements I could see benefiting the game:

- You could simplify your controls in the menus to a single button. I don't see a reason to have the space bar at the beginning then the right click when you want to restart.

- I'd pick a more abstract background than a brick wall. Maybe something reminiscent of the round shapes of the game?

Overall, it's a great little project and I loved how well it runs and how satisfying it is to play. Good job!

This is a very original game concept! Loved it!

The music's volume is a bit extreme though :P

Cool little platformer!

Arg I died just 5 turns before the end :(

It was a cool experience. I loved the ambiance and the gameplay is interesting.

I noticed a weird behavior with the dark overlay that is supposed to cover the right tab with the third level of research, it does not scale with the browser's zoom, so you can access them from the beginning if you zoom/unzoom the webpage.

Thanks for making this game!

As someone with a solid background in economics I can confirm that this game present a realistic depiction of economic mecanisms. Good job!

It's very well implemented good job. The game is hard though and a little unforgiving, but still, it's a very nice implementation of the genre. Good job!