Cute game! Fairly challenging! I managed to beat all three levels, but I didn't find all the coins. The player character controls well and I like that the levels seem to have multiple paths. Nice job!
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Nice game! Unfortunately, I wasn't able to get passed the level with the four rotating platforms aligned like a staircase. The game definitely gets pretty tough! I do wonder if the temperature mechanic is necessary since all my deaths were from flicking the cube wrong rather than the temperature, but maybe the later levels would've changed that. I also liked the backgrounds and the music. Nice job on the game and all the original assets!
This is a cool puzzle-platformer. The main mechanic of making the ice blocks fall is intuitive and was used in interesting ways. I also liked the pixel art. It's simple but works great for a puzzle game like this where visual clarity is important. I also like the ambience the snow effect and wind adds to the game. Nice job making this in under 18 hours!
Cute game! I managed to discover all the cats. It seems the checkerboard one took the longest to show up. It seems like I had to spawn at least one of each other cat type for it to show up (I'm not sure if that's what triggered it, but I tried that and it seemed to have worked). The car cat was probably my favorite one both stat and design wise. I do like the art and the variety of cat and enemy types that were made. A potted plant being among the animal enemies I thought was funny.
I do wonder if the arena is a bit too long. When I'd move the camera back and forth, there would be long stretches of little or nothing going on. A lot of the action seems to gravitate towards the left and right sides of the arena.
After playing the game for a bit, I noticed all the sounds eventually stopped playing. I experienced a similar bug with another game in this jam as well, so I'm not sure if it's something on my end or it's just a coincidence. I'm curious if anyone else experienced this or it's just me.
Anyway, cute game! Nice job!
Thanks for the feedback and for trying out the game! Based on this comment and the other one, it does seem like I made the game too difficult and definitely should have included a tutorial or instructions of some kind to help alleviate that.
If it helps, the souls spawn in whatever your current position is about every second (or about a little over a second), so I'd probably need to adjust that spawn rate if it's giving players trouble. If you get a bad enemy layout that seems impossible, and you die after collecting the lid, you can click "Restart from Beginning" and it'll reset the level and the enemies.
The intended strategy was that the player would need to time their jumps and plan their movements to spawn the ghosts in the ideal positions. In hindsight, I probably should've included some kind of visual indicator to show when a soul would spawn.
Again, thanks for trying out the game and sorry it was frustrating. Your feedback will be helpful if I decide to revisit this project in the future.
Thanks for the kind words! Too bad you couldn't get past the first level, but the people I had playtest also struggled so you're not alone, lol. I had adjusted some hitboxes but that might not have been enough. Regarding the tutorial suggestion, what part of the game initially confused you? I'll keep it mind if I choose to expand on this game.
Nice, atmospheric game, though I did struggle a bit. My strategy was just rushing and lighting the nodes while being completely swarmed by enemies, lol. It might help by increasing the starting amount of light energy if you wanted it to be more manageable, but that's up to you, of course.
The ambience and the footsteps add to the atmosphere. I like that there is music when the enemies are near to emphasize the danger. I did seem to encounter a bug where all audio cut out once I entered the second sector.
I managed to get to the third sector of the game, but I eventually found myself wandering around, unable to find the last nodes to light and kind of lost interest after that. If you decide to expand on this, it might help to make some parts of the environment look distinct from one another. Other than that, nice job on the game!
Pretty easy little maze game you got here. I managed to get through all the levels!
I noticed there didn't seem to be much of a reason to drop the plasma, so maybe that could be made to be more useful. A few times I placed them to help orientate myself and mark where I had been, but I wasn't sure if that was the intended use. I do wish there was more to do in the mazes other than wandering around until you find keys and switches, like maybe puzzles to solve or things in the dark you have to watch out for. Other than that, nice job!
Good thing you got you got your game uploaded!
The game itself is fun for a bit, though, maybe a bit repetitive. Maybe more types of hazards or maybe even power-ups or something could help add some much needed variety. Also, I managed to walk on one of those rising green poles and stayed on it as it carried me upward, making it impossible for any of the cannonballs to hit me, lol. I also feel like the game over screen should show the player the time you managed to last, since the goal seems to be to survive as long as possible.
Overall, nice job!
Nice take on a curling game. I like how you can use choose from different objects each with different physics and uses. The bomb especially can really mix things up. At some point, the AI threw a bomb and scattered my pieces, sending my score from the double digits down to just one point, lmao. I also like that the arenas had different properties. I feel like this could make for a good 2-player game. Nice job!
Neat idea requiring the player to have a certain number of boxes to destroy the platforms. I also like the twist of this mechanic being used against you, too, such as the part where if you had 9 or more boxes, you end up destroying some platforms you needed to progress.
I did struggle at the beginning part before you grab the third box. I couldn't reach the platform until I realized you can walk off ledges and jump in mid-air.
Nice job!
I really like the art style and the music. The visuals give me a children's storybook vibe.
It took me a minute to figure out what was going on before I realized the giraffe determined how fast the rhino moved. I like that the penguin added a jump mechanic. Seems like you could easily expand this with more animals having their own abilities like that. A short, but cute game. Nice job!
Really cool concept of using screen wrapping in a puzzle game. I also liked the art and the music.
The levels and puzzles are well-designed and definitely made me have to think them through at times. There were a few times some jumps felt like they had to be too precise for a game like this, but other than that, nice job!
I like the "dying to progress" idea. I feel like you could do a lot with that if you choose to expand on this. A fun, short game.
I'm not sure what the intended solution to the third level was. I ended up falling to the bottom floor and mashing space against the rightmost wall to "wall jump" up and get the last pill. I wasn't sure if that was one of the intentional "loop holes" that you mentioned or if there was another solution.
Nice job on your first jam submission!
Nice game and I liked the creepy music.
The first zombie took a lot of hits and I wasn't able to kill it. I ended up running out of ammo, and I wasn't sure how to reload, so I just jumped over the rest of the enemies pretty easily and beat the game that way. I would suggest tweaking the shooting mechanics and give the player a reason to have to fight the zombies.
Nice job on the submission!
Fantastic art style and I love the music choices! Building up speed is a lot of fun. I wish there was more to do in terms of platforming such as dealing with enemies or interacting with different mechanics. Though, the tornado transformation thing was neat.
Overall, this is a decent prototype with a lot of style and promise. Nice job!
Good concept for a game. It's like a physics-based version of Bomberman. I like the art, especially the power-ups.. I like the risk-reward of risking your life to push the bombs towards other players, though, I wish there was a way to hit them to force them around a little faster. Jumping seems useless as far as I can tell. Maybe you could make use of the jump by having a way to jump over explosions with good timing or maybe adding some verticality to the levels..
I could see this being expanded into a fun party game. Nice job!
Nice platformer. The player controls well and the levels are designed well. I just wish there were more levels. I get the impression that you probably made this from one of the GDTV courses, but we all have to start somewhere. You start simply following tutorials and then you learn more from there and soon enough, you'll find yourself relying on tutorials much less often.
Overall, this is far from being a terrible game. Nice job!
Interesting take on the theme. I found myself replaying a few times to see more of the NPCs' dialogue. Though, I did notice some of the NPCs said variations of the same thing. For example, one would say "Looks like I'm lost" and another would say "I'm lost." There were also plenty of variations of "This looks like a good place to X" and "Can't wait for the universe to end" type of dialogue, which made a lot of the characters feel too similar to one another.
With that said, the idea of talking to different people and hearing their thoughts knowing the world is about to end is an interesting concept. Add more variety in characters and dialogue and this would be even better. Nice job!
Wooo! I won! Nice, short game. I like that you have to try to avoid hitting the wizards, so you can't just shoot blindly. If I were to suggest anything, I would say you consider having the enemies flash and some particle effects play when you hit them to make shooting them more fun. Overall, nice job!













