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Thank you so much for the detailed feedback! This kind of comment helps us a lot, especially with things we didn't notice during our own testing.

We’ll definitely take a look at the fullscreen resolution, the forest section and the balance mechanic. The spawn issue in the forest is something we also want to improve, and adding some kind of chicken indicator is a really good idea.

Once the rating period is over, we’re planning to go back and make these kinds of changes and improvements.

Thanks again for taking the time to play and write all of this! We’re really glad you enjoyed the idea and the animations.

Thank you very much, Bromelee, for your comment—it's really helpful. I think we'll set a limit or something similar for the start of the forest. Other than that, it's great that you liked the mechanics we implemented.

Really fun game! I loved the idea of turning a school punishment into a zombie survival adventure. Fighting zombies with school supplies like rulers, scissors and books is something I didn’t know I needed until now hahaha.

The pixel art style fits the game really well, and I think the whole “trying to get home” theme works perfectly with the gameplay. It was fun seeing how a simple idea became a little zombie apocalypse journey.

Also, great job to the whole team! It’s always impressive to see what a group can create during a jam.

We also participated in the jam with our game, so if you have some time, we would really appreciate it if you checked it out and shared your thoughts. Feedback from other developers is always really valuable.

Great job and keep creating!

I really enjoyed this! Turning Rapunzel's hair into a parkour mechanic is such a funny and clever idea. I went from "why is she climbing like that?" to "honestly, this is probably the most practical use of magical hair I've ever seen" hahaha.

The game was simple but really charming, and I liked the little secret ending as well. Great job!

We also made a game for the jam, so if you have some time, we would really appreciate your thoughts on it. Always cool to get feedback from other developers.

Congrats on the submission!

Really enjoyed the game! I liked how you turned a simple family trip back home into a fun little experience with its own personality.

I also really liked that you made a devlog showing the development process. Seeing how the idea evolved and how you built the game during the jam is something I always appreciate from other creators. The easter egg challenge was also a really nice touch!

Great job, especially for a small team. If you have some time, we would also love to hear your thoughts on our game from the jam. Feedback from other developers is always really valuable.

Thank you so much for your detailed feedback; it will help us greatly improve the small details that will make the experience even better. I played your game and it's really cool—I left you a comment.

It really feels like a very smooth game. I think, overall, the game design feels very well put together. In terms of feedback, I think it’s one of the best I’ve played—it feels very well thought out. I’d like the enemies to be more dynamic or for there to be more hazards, though of course, for a game developed for a jam, it’s really good.

Juanca_art muchas gracias por tus retroalimentaciones, nos gustaría realmente tenerlas en cuenta más adelante. Nos alegra que te haya gustado el juego y haya disfrutado pasar el tiempo, si te gustó eso deberías intentar el easter egg👌

Hahaha, we're really glad you liked that mechanic—we think it makes the game more original. You're right.

Really enjoyed this one! The game did a great job of making me feel tense and keeping me focused on what was happening around me.

On my first run I got robbed really easily, although I wasn't quite sure when it happened or who actually did it, which made me want to pay more attention on the next run. I never got to encounter the motorcyclist either, but the rest of the game kept me pretty tense throughout.

If I had one small suggestion, maybe I would make the game just a little faster or more dynamic at some points. I sometimes felt a bit trapped waiting for things to happen, although that might just be my personal experience. Overall, I really enjoyed it and the tension was definitely my favorite part. Great job!

Thanks for playing! Glad you had fun with the drunk controls and especially the construction section. That was definitely one of our favorite parts of the game.

And yeah, getting respawned right in the car area can be pretty rough. We’ll definitely keep that in mind. As for the forest, getting a little lost is kind of the point haha, we wanted it to feel a bit confusing while trying to avoid the light.

Really appreciate the feedback, and the idea of a co-op version is actually really interesting. Thanks for playing!

Yeah, the sprint button is there, but I think we definitely made it a little too easy to miss. Getting hit by the car 20 times is still pretty brutal though haha.

I'm really glad you liked the construction section! That was one of our favorite parts to work on, especially combining the drunk movement with the parkour.

Thanks for playing and for the feedback! It’s really helpful to see how people experience the game without us explaining it beforehand.

Thanks for playing and for the honest feedback! Yeah, we definitely need to improve how interactable objects are communicated. Some tasks ended up being harder to understand than intended, so better prompts, highlights, and clearer task instructions are high on our list for a future update. Glad you liked the idea and presentation!

Thanks a lot! :)) We’re happy you enjoyed the theme twist. The confusion is definitely something we want to improve, especially by making the feedback and task logic clearer. Really appreciate you playing!

Thank you so much for your feedback. Believe me, we really appreciate it, dippers994.💖🫂