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Agreed with @SirNewtz! Fun little game and I really loved the marble design with the flat intersecting layers like real marbles :)

I like it! Has a v pleasant look. And seeing the correct number is satisfying :D

Neat! If you are embellishing, may I suggest displaying the correctly guessed number?  

I also enjoyed the good clickety-clacks!

Clever simple fun. This could definitely be expanded into a longer game.

This is a perfect little game!

Fun! 

Simple idea, well executed! Well done :)

I played this for about 20 minutes - totally captured the fun of this sort of game :D

Really atmospheric! The idea that you build your name is just neat-o and not something I have seen before. I died because I stubbornly got rid of all my piety D:

I echo what @rinkaku said!

Excellent suggestion and is implemented!

It wraps! If you keep going one direction you will soon see the older moves come back in view. Thanks for playing :)

Regarding zooming: LOLZ - that was for debugging purposes - I will disable :D. Regarding winning easily: I think I will give the bot player the ability to take a winning move when available. I will probably stop there as this is not a serious project. Ty for checking it out and giving feedback :D 

Thanks for putting all the effort into making this guide! It is really beautiful and fun and helpful :D - also: cool guide!

Ty K :D! Turns out still quite buggy - will prol try to iron those out today. Thanks for testing!

While I am still uncomfortable with any genAI being used, I appreciate the detailed description of how it was used - kudos.

CHAOS! That was fun but completely random at my skill level :P

Clean soothing look and smooth gameplay :). 

FYI the game would not load for me in firefox (win11) but works with chrome

Very much as described :). The art is good and the dialog v visual-novel-like. I played the incremental part for longer than I had expected to :P. Nice job! Does the game get more novel-like in later gameplay?

I would be excited to see the next version of this project. More info visible on individuals would make me happy :)

Quite fun! The aesthetic is nice and chunky :). Showing the area of attack of a "tower" on hover would be quite useful. And tooltips in general. When you get coins at round end, the black shadows on the water made me think at first that something was on fire! If the shadows were darkish blue instead of black I think it would be more clear. Keep up the excellent work!

This is cool! What traits are possible?

Quite beautiful - reminds me of Tibetan script

This is a great little game. A turn-based survival game boiled down to a simple syrup. I love that the only currency is health, and that  _everything_ costs one health: movement, attacking, taking damage. The art is cute (an asset pack I  assume?) - and I particularly like that your character seems winded after every step :D.  Also, as you mentioned this was made doing a tutorial: I found no bugs, either gameplay or visual - well done!

That _was_ quite relaxing (until the end). Making the signs fall was my favorite part :)

I started with the idea I would just see what it was like ... 1hr later I have completed it :P - great little incremental!

Looks good and plays smoothly!

This was very silly - as it should be!

Art and music are great! I like that this game does not require a tutorial :P - nice little practice project.

I was confused as to the mechanics, but it was charming and I like the general idea :)

"Baked Treats and Lo-Fi Beats" excellent tagline :D! The pigeons have lots of flappy charm, and the gameplay is repetitive in a relaxing way

"Baked Treats and Lo-Fi Beats" excellent tagline :D! The pigeons have lots of flappy charm, and the gameplay is repetitive in a relaxing way

The window size is working well for me on firefox on win11. A persistent reticule would make hitting with the grapple much easier! Swinging is fun :D

Can you upload a webbuild?

Neat little minimalist game. I kept buying trucks and attempting to connect from factory to brewery - my truck count kept going down but the speed at which they were delivered did not seem to change. Also, why factory to brewery and not factory to store? In any case it was a chill time tnx :D

This tutorial shows how to upload to itch. There is some stuff about running your own webserver in the middle which you can ignore. 

Hi Kode - What game engine / lang are you using? This was done with Godot. The particles are built into the engine. Exporting to web is also pretty easy (after watching a vid tutorial!) with Godot as well. And thanks for trying it out :)

I found the cross-concentration keeping track of dodging the rotating spokes and highlighting the incoming bars to be quite engaging! And the theming /art was nice too! 

DAAAaaaAAAANG! That looks cool!