I really liked the sounds! Controls/levels felt a little tedious just because I felt like the only thing I was doing was moving the blocks in tiny ways until my player could reach them.
If it worked like mario maker and showed you a trail of where you were the last time, then it would be a lot quicker and more fun for me because I would know exactly where to put the blocks, instead of making really tight jumps for myself. Nice game!
I clipped out of bounds by going through the door on the last level so I could win easier haha! I loved the speed tech to go super fast after bouncing on a wall. Fun game!
Would be fun to see a speed run where they just keep hitting the side of the wall and zoom lol.
Very cool! I got stuck on level 5, and the level after gave so many items I got overwhelmed!
But, overall very cool and has really neat systems! I like the art and concept a lot!
With some playtesting and more time I think this could be a real casual gem! For now, it is a gem for people who love learning puzzles like this on their own with a difficult learning curve
Definitely fell off the map several times, but this game has nice visuals and sound! I liked the atmosphere, but would focus on playtesting and trying to make it a bit more intuitive in the future.
I loved the simple and fun puzzles on top of great sound and art. Would probably try to hone in the controls to feel snappy, once that is done this would feel like a fully polished steam game for the steam deck!
Be proud of this one, it is in my top 10 favorites :)
Fun! Would try to prioritize art, music, and animations for it to be really engaging!
Biggest thing to improve would be shooting sound effect. To harsh and repetitive. Could pitch shift it (google this) or just randomly choose between several less harsh sounds.
This game is awesome! I loved the art and gameplay. Would have liked to have a keyboard button to flip pages on the book. Only complaint!
Reminded me of the other similar games where you sit at a table and it is a bit eerie (inscryption, buckshot roulette, etc.) Definitely in my top 3 favorite games from this jam.
Really cool game! Would recommend to polish the experience by
Making it so I can hold down the color shooting button
Only shoot with left click
Shoot fast enough to be able to speed through the level instead of meticulously spraying the color before each jump, it is counter intuitive to the fun movement you implemented!
I think instead of having 100 different types of cards it should be 1 card for each image. Then your merges could be more intuitive. I found the merge mechanic to be extremely counter intuitive because there were so many similarly named objects!
Also, a quick intro to the controls would be nice, going in depth of how to discard, play, merge, etc. It took me 10 minutes to know exactly what each thing meant.
I also never understood upgrades or hand types, because there were so many unique objects.
Overall, a very fun and cute game, which I think if scope were reduced to less unique cards it could snowball more like you wanted it to - like Balatro!
Super cute! I enjoyed the tight controls, clever text on the level, art, sounds, and everything! I think you made good choices here and something like this would be really fun to play for a long time.
I think it was a bit difficult for me to learn the balance, and I didn't realize we were fighting another person until I scrolled over and discovered I needed to hurry
