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Very impressive submission. The visuals are absolutely stunning. And the platforming has so many features, like double jump, wall jump, wall slide, coyote time, breakable platforms, movable objects, checkpoints, etc. And it is all so polished. Fantastic.

Really cool idea that the event on each field is not given from the start, but you decide the events as part of the game.

Cool game, I managed to beat all three levels. I do agree with the others saying that controls are difficult. I rotated my keyboard 45 degrees, which helped a bit.

This felt very satisfying to play. I guess all bugs can be resolved with a shotgun.

Cool concept with the rooms shifting, and all the different kinds of upgrades.

It was hard to keep track of my cursor though. Maybe you'll need to render your own cursor, that is a bit more visible than the default Windows cursor.

This really has that Quake feeling, both with the visuals and sound. Really cool! I hope you'll work more on it in the future. Don't forget to add a crosshair. :)

I had so much fun playing this game. The amount of mini games was surprisingly high, and each mini game had a good amount of variety, and generally felt fair to play.

The global high score list is certainly a great motivator to keep replaying, trying to beat your own and others' high score.

Super nice game. Well done!

Very atmospheric, loved it.

Also neat touch with the ring changing.

This game has a lot of good stuff going for it. I think the "move or die" feature is very interesting.

I completed all 10 levels, and here a few small ideas that will make the game feel much better:

• When you die, do not go back to the menu, but restart the level
• When you win, do not go back to the menu, but proceed to the next level 
• If you detect keyboard/controller input, hide the big buttons. If you detect touch input, show the big buttons.
• The movement and gravity feels very slow. Maybe speed it up a bit.

I really like the idea. :)

It would be even better if there was some goal to work towards.. and a way to fail.. so you are really motivated to find the best possible words.

I absolutely loved this game - top rating on enjoyment and gameplay. 

The "grabbing words from your surroundings" was a really neat trick.

And I enjoyed taking my sweet time walking around, investigating all the clues, thinking, and figuring it all out without any hints. When modern AAA games try to do something like this, they tend to constantly interrupt you with forced hints.

Yeah, this is the strangest golf course ever, haha

I felt like a real detective. Cool concept, and well executed.

And "Brackeyng news" was a good one! :D

It felt like my left and right brain were fighting each other, trying to control player movement and the bar simultaneously. Very challenging but that's also what makes it fun. 

The visuals, audio and gameplay mechanics certainly made it seem like a very strange place. :)

Yes, I agree on the trial and error for the last level in particular. It was a bit of a troll level to push the tech to the limit. The only hint is to look for the background changes - there are four different backgrounds and one key in each background. But still, quite impossible and not fun, honestly.

For the other levels, I perceive the trial and error as exploration. Just like exploring a normal level in a 2d or 3d game, which is fun to do, you also need to explore these levels... but since the space is non-euclidean, you have to think out of the box to fully explore everything.

Thank you for playing!

It's not your browser's fault, my game is just poorly optimized. On some CPUs it will run fine, but not on others. I did do some performance optimizations before the deadline, but it needs more work. :)

Very good submission, especially for a first platformer. I hope you enjoyed making it, and will continue making games. :)

I love a challenging platformer, and this was fun so I am giving it high enjoyment and gameplay scores.

Some people have commented it is too hard, but I beat it in 3 minutes, so I think the difficulty was perfect. Challenging platformers are just not for everyone.

Cool idea, and well done with the procedurally generated levels.

The controls felt a bit clunky to me. When I press D (right), it walks North-East. It would feel more natural to me if it walked East. And then I can combine A and D if I want to go North-East. Just my 2 cents.

Some kind of "fog of war" functionality is a brilliant idea!

Thanks for playing and commenting :)

Very addictive game!

I beat level 3, and without revealing anything, the text led me to believe I had to go to "the real world", so I clicked "Shut down" but then the game just shut down. I wonder if there was something I needed to do after beating level 3...

Maze games are fun. I managed to brute force my way through it without peeking at the true maze.

It was fun running around dodging slime.

But I couldn't help myself doing this:

Congrats on your first game!

Don't get discouraged if people rate you a bit harshly. As you said, this is far from a complete game. 

But really cool you actually made it, and I hope you'll continue on your game development journey. :)

This is definitely giving me that eerie feeling, and at the same time, I want to explore more about what is going on at this strange place.

However, I am having a few technical difficulties. 

First off, sometimes when I move my mouse, it simply moves the cursor on the screen, instead of looking around. I found out that pressing T twice (to open and close the inventory) fixes this problem.

Secondly, when I get to this area, I always fall through the ground. I tried walking three different paths, but the result is always the same.

Thirdly, the controls feel clunky. I would appreciate a dot in the middle of the screen to know where I am pointing. And when I point at an interactable, it should light up.

I would also prefer the text to be in English.

But I can see your vision here, and the potential of the game. These technical difficulties unfortunately take away from the enjoyment.

I got to the third portal in 8 minutes, but nothing happens when I touch it, so I assume that is the end of the game?

2D platformers are my thing, and I really enjoyed this one. It had many fun challenges throughout.

You got a lot of features crammed into it in just one week:

• Movable boxes
• Moving platforms
• Pushable buttons
• Fast/springy platforms (these were fun!)
• Frogs
• Multiple game modes (I have played the T-Rex game for many hours)

Pixel graphics are great, but all the pixels have different sizes (wind, small box, big box, clouds, player) which makes it look at bit strange - but that could be in accordance with the theme, I suppose.

Overall, an very enjoyable game. Well done!

Thanks a lot for playing. I think a key counter could still be a good idea because the number of keys can change from level to level.

It was really fun coding the engine and designing the levels, but also brain-melting at times.

If you want to avoid the black bits, I guess you have to go 3D. 

Cool visual style, and story/atmosphere. Very strange indeed!

Such a cute game. And my heart jumped a bit at the end.

I clicked and clicked, but then they started stealing my money. >:(

Honestly, I had no idea what was going on. It was very strange. But in the end, I reached the goal, and "pushed the button".

I had fun playing this game. There were many good elements:

• Loved the pixel graphics
• The different music for each level, setting the mood
• It was fun to explore and find secrets
• Nice visual transitions

It took me a little while to "uncover" parts of the game, like jump pads and wall jumping, but it gave me some "aha" moments, which I guess was actually a positive thing.

Thanks a lot for helping me out! :)

Thanks for playing and for your comments.

I'm sorry to hear about the audio lags/stutters. That was not on purpose. 

Do you mind sharing which operating system, browser and CPU you are using? Did the game otherwise run smoothly? I suppose it could be some sort of performance issue with the game running on certain hardware configurations.

Edit: Also, I just changed the audio playback method. Maybe the issue is fixed now?

Great idea for a 24 hour jam about time.

Wow, this was such a great game idea. 

You kept it simple, making it possible to implement it in 24 hours. 
You incorporated "the game should take 24 in-game hours" theme perfectly.
And you made it a fun idle clicker, with satisfying visuals and sound effects.

Very well done!

I'm impressed you made both an infinite world and destructible environment in a 24 hour jam. Movement feels good and the game runs super smooth.

At the moment it is just a sandbox, but I can easily see this turning into a real game if you added objectives, enemies, etc.

By the way, running in the browser, I am seeing some flicker inside the black walls when moving around - do you see it too?

No 1 year checkup from this person. I wonder if they will actually participate. :/

Interesting concept. I played until level 6, where I had 25 coins. It seemed like there was no difficulty increase or any kind of progression, so I think I could have just kept going forever. To keep me entertained, some kind of progression would have been nice - upgrades, new block types, increasing difficulty, etc.

I had the same bug as Clark Padmore, but kept playing, and it disappeared the next time I got 3 identical tiles. My suspicion is the bug is related to placing the tiles really quickly when you get the "congratulation" popup.

Visuals and sfx were both very nice, and all in all I enjoyed my time with the game.

This was super fun to play.

It had good pacing - introducing the different bad luck mechanics throughout the game. It also had good tutorials for each mechanic. 

There was a great variety in the unlucky events, making the game feel fresh throughout.

The last level was tough, but a great culmination of all the mechanics learned in the previous levels.

It's very impressive you did all this by yourself in such a short time. Very well done!

Cool game all around!

Nice game, and good interpretation of the theme.

One small bug: Sometimes the ball travels almost horizontally