Thank you! That was our direct inspiration actually so nice callout. And we tweaked the timing a bit too much at the end I think without enough play testers, definitely seems to be leaning into the overly difficult side. Will definitely update it to be more lenient once the voting period ends, thanks for the feedback!
This is a great example of a puzzle game with a minimal number of mechanics that are combined in intriguing ways to make fun levels! I loved the silly dialogue in the intro and outro and the art style made the mechanics easier to grasp. Great job!
Love the concept behind this with the dual mini-games and the art is top notch! Definitely a solid foundation shown off here for something only built in a week, I would be interested to see where you could take this in the future. Great job!
Loved the environment and car designs! The art overall worked perfectly together with the music and the mechanics! It was funny watching the smaller cars throw themselves in my way when I slowed down just so I could blow them up, great work!
Eventually haha! I liked that the hidden levels took advantage of falling through to a previous screen more to emphasize the challenge! Made getting through it in the end all the more rewarding.
I really enjoyed exploring this world you built and trying to find all the gems and the unique fox dialogues. There was a grappling hook so I was already sold from the beginning but the joy of finding another silly line from a fox definitely kept me going to the end! I ended up with 37 gems if you needed a count still, and Failed Texture Fox was my favorite. Happy little accidents are one of the true joys of game development. Thanks for submitting!
Once I learned there was a secret ending I had to hunt for it! Very solid execution on the pogo mechanic even though the timing was very tight, great work on the level design overall for such a short period of time!
The art in this game fits perfectly with the narrative! I'm a sucker for the bird puns as well. The final boss felt like a bullet hell, was a great way to close it out! Nice work!
I watched the computer do an insane maneuver bouncing around the map to line up the perfect angle with a bomb, only for it to bounce back onto itself and knock it in the water. Pure cinema.
Thank you! Unfortunately we ran out of time for a proper tutorial level but the idea is to hold right click onto one asteroid and left click another to spin around the first and get massive momentum in whatever direction you're heading when you release right click.
I laughed, I cried, I experienced a deep sense of despair followed by overwhelming joy having reached the top. I'm a huge fan of Getting Over It and I will forever call Bennet Foddy the Foddster from now on lol. Loved the voice lines to accompany the journey, and I firmly believe that two grappling hooks is the only way to go from now on.
Loved the mix of 2D and 3D here! The gameplay was chaotic fun and created some interesting decision making moments about which items to take and which to toss. Great job!
Once the controls clicked the game felt pretty solid! When I was able to pull off all the inputs in sequence and got a huge burst of speed it was very satisfying!
Combining all the movement mechanics together felt super smooth! Clearing a big row of targets while you slide under or zoom across the screen was incredibly satisfying! Great job!
Pulling off a tight drift with an oil slick behind followed by tossing the match as you drive off felt very satisfying! Definitely a cool concept on display here!
Very unique concept executed quite well! The player gets a lot of agency in how they approach each level and I like that you could even change the tiles on the fly to get that last little extra push to the finish line!
Movement was real slick, even though I'm terrible at bullet hells I was able to sneak through the rain drops pretty easily! The missiles got me in the end though so I couldn't beat it but still fun!
I'm always a fan of time mechanics in puzzle games, and this one had some unique combinations I hadn't seen before! Very impressive work for a custom engine!
