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I found the game very difficult, it could have definitely used some coyote timing (or more of it if there was some). I also didn't see any sign showing there was a sprint button in game.

The building designs were really nice but I wish the character didn't get so easily lost in the dark.

I like the idea, but could not figure out how to get the factory working even when I had minerals and time.

I love the vibes of this game but I do think I got softlocked in the room with the skulls. Did you make the music btw?

My wife is 600 years old.

I'm glad you enjoyed it. We definitely had plans for the level types/enemies/bosses, but this type of game, as well as the art style and music, were all very new to us, and we just didn't have the time.

Borgar

Fantastic entry, you're thrown into a panic, but the level is designed well enough that you can still make it through and find everything without issue. I also appreciate making original music for this.

The game feels pretty good to play, although some coyote timing would be nice.  My biggest critique has to be the palette since there are more than 2 colors. The document has a different shade of green than the rest of the game, and the brick texture has white in it. Still fun overall. Is the music original btw?

Always cool to see a 3-D game; the shaders are done well, and everything is super readable. A nice vibey time. Did you make the music for this?

A transcending experience.

I appreciate it, it was a lot of fun working in a 1-bit palette.

The game was very fun to play, and well made for sure. One thing I'd point out is you can kind of cheese the upgrade system by resetting every level and buying the coin multiplier, then resetting again to beat the level after collecting all the coins. But overall,l very fun and one of the best submissions I've checked out so far.

Glad you enjoyed and got to the ending! This art style and type of game were very new to both of us, so it's nice to hear it works.

Very nice somber experience, cool to see a 3-d game work in 1-bit.

Took me 3 tries to beat the computer. I wish there were some sounds or visuals so the computer's moves don't feel so jarring. 

Refreshed, resubmitted, turned off my VPN, everything I could think of. Other projects I have show up as available to submit, just not this one.

It being public doesn't change anything. Still doesn't not show up when I go to upload.

I have a project with the tileset submitted on my page, but it's not selectable when I go to submit for the jam. What might I be doing wrong?

Yeah, I definitely will do that if I make another platformer.

Everything about this felt great to play.

I'm glad you enjoyed those parts. We definitely struggled to make the movement and camera feel super clean.

I definitely wasn't expecting a 3d game but this one works really well, and the environment feels really magical.

I'm glad you enjoyed what you managed to see, unfortunately, there were a few glitches that only showed up after uploading.

Unfortunately, there's a glitch in the forest level where the player spawns at the last checkpoint.

Great submission, love a good challenge. It felt good to control once I got used to the mechanic. And as a newbie composer, the music really fit well.

Thanks for the feedback. I'm still new to pixel art and couldn't figure out how to make a better walking animation.

Very cute and dug the music. I agreed with the other commenters about adding some challenge.

Really awesome, and fits the spooky horror vibe very well.

Thanks so much, I did do the art as well.

To Claim Oneself was super intence, I really enjoyed it.

Thanks so much, and I'll def be making more stuff in the future.

This is super impressive, just making 20 quality tracks in the amount of time we had and them all fitting the idea you went for.

Thanks for the feedback. Im a piano and woodwind player originally so that's all I really have an idea to write for.

Loved these tracks, really pretty.

Thanks, and glad you liked it. I'll try to keep the volume in mind for next time.

Thanks so much, glad you enjoyed. 

Love the concept and atmosphere the compositions create. I do feel that the second track gets a bit too loud at times but that's my only complaint.