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This is really good for a first ever game jam submission I really liked the idea and the map was quite expansive for such limited time

The visuals here are so cool. I love the realistic images and despite being such a simple concept I was locked in trying to quickly think about the images. Outstanding job

The art is cool but some of the platformering physics can feel a bit jank you unresponsive. I like the unique take on the theme though

I like the way you incorporated the countdown into every tile and the art direction is really cool

I like how easy to understand this is and it seems to also be well balanced encouraging you to line up and risk big scores.

I like how easy to understand this is and it seems to also be well balanced encouraging you to line up and risk big scores.

This was a really cool concept and used the theme really well. I liked how there was a fast puzzle solving aspect to it.

I really like this game. It a really innovative and fun idea on chess and the level design is really good.

This is really cool. I was not expecting to find a puzzlescript game in this, but the puzzle design is really cool. 

This is cool, I'm a little confused about what to do and where to find the gems, but the map it cool.

It can be a little clunky, but I like the ambition of making a 3D platforming game. Also the limited time gimmick is fun.

The art direction is really cool. It would be cool if things changed over time since once I found a loop around the room there was really not much else to do. I like concept though.

This is a really interesting take on the game. I feel like the pacing could be a bit faster since I got an outlet like 7 times in a row, but I think its really neat.

I really love the art, but the ammo/mana system is a little confusing to understand

I really love the art, but the ammo/mana system is a little confusing to understand

The mechanics here are really cool and interesting, and the artwork and sound design is top notch. Probably the best game I've found for this jam.  Glad I could find it though Spu7nix's YouTube post.