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FasorFox

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Thank you. I also love good game in this style too.

Sorry about the music and the map.

Also, sorry I missed your game before voting period. Although, I will say that your gameplay is quite interesting, and the CRT effect really reminds me of Animal Well.

Good job and glad you enjoyed my game. :)

Thank you.

I suppose I should've explained the checkpoint system better. Sorry about that.

Regardless, glad you stopped by. :)

Thank you.

Glad you enjoyed it. :)

Thank you.

As for respawning back to the start, it's all about balancing between choosing checkpoints, lives, and gems at the item boxes.

Admittedly, perhaps I should have one or two "mandatory" checkpoints.

Anyway, glad you stopped by. :)

Thank you.

Glad you stopped by. :)

Huh. Interesting.

Sorry about the oversight.

Thanks for the feedback. :)

Thank you.

Glad you stopped by. :)

Thank you.

Glad you stopped by. :)

Thank you.

I'm not sure about the music either. It worked on my end, but I'll look into it.

Glad you stopped by. :)

Thanks.

I was originally gonna go with a different look, but I couldn't make it look right, so I went with this. Sorry about that.

Regardless, glad you dropped by. :)

Thank you.

I also really enjoyed your little robot and his grapple hook.

Glad you stopped by. :)

I'm honestly blown away by your take on the theme. It's creative, fun, addictive, and visually pleasing.

Good work. :)

Interesting little puzzle game.

My only bits of feedback is that the interactions with disabling the spikes wasn't as obvious to me at first and at one point, I got stuck with the wall?/floor? when I died and resurrected as a ghost.

Nice job. :)

Thank you. Glad you enjoyed it. :)

Thank you. Glad you enjoyed it. :)

Thank you. Glad you stopped by. :)

Thank you. I 'm quite flattered.

I'll keep your thoughts about the movement in mind.

Regardless, glad you stopped by. :)

Thank you. Glad you enjoyed it. :)

Thank you. Glad you enjoyed it. :)

Thank you. Glad you stopped by. :)

And, I'm sure you'll be fine. 

Odd. The music worked when I was playing. Guess I overlooked a few things.

Thanks for playing and the feedback. I'll keep your words in mind. :)

Thank you.

And, yes. I do agree the checkpoint system could be better fleshed out. 

Still, thanks for playing and the feedback. :)

You're welcome. :)

Thank you.

Glad you stopped by. :)

Thank you.

I wish I did more too, but alas, real life and time isn't on my side.

Still, glad you enjoyed it. :)

You know it. XD

Very nice interpretation of "Loop."

It's also nice seeing everyday tasks gamified into something fun.

Good work. :)

Thank you.

Glad you stopped by. :)

The gameplay was fun and fairly challenging, and I liked the textless introduction to the block switching gimmick.

It would be nice to see more mechanics that depend on the screen wrapping mechanic explored.

Nice job. :)

Thank you. 

Glad you stopped by. :)

Nice interpretation of the theme and cute (if maybe deadly) story to go with the gameplay. 

Good work. :)

Fun and challenging.

Gameplay and art are simple but also effective.

Nice job. :)

This is quite a unique take on "loop."

In most games where you make loops, it's to form a loop around something to destroy it.

You do have that in your game with the mushrooms, but you also added the objective to form as many things (flowers in your case) with bigger loops, which is a first for me so far.

The art is really cute, too.

Wonderful job. :)

Thank you. 

Your puzzle game was a great interpretation of the theme too. I thoroughly enjoyed it.

Glad you stopped by. :)

Thank you.

Glad you enjoyed it. :)

Thank you.

Glad you stopped by. :)

Thank you.

I've seen and played a lot of puzzle games, so I sort of got a feel for making tutorial levels.

Glad you stopped by. :)

Thank you.

Glad you stopped by. :)

Thank you.

Yes. I do believe I should've explored the exclamation point block a bit more for the game. I'll keep that in mind.

Glad you enjoyed it. :)

I've always wondered what would happen if you connect two sockets in the same power strip. XD

This a really creative interpretation of the theme with an equally great execution.

My only nitpick is that the background music suddenly stopped in the middle of the game.

Regardless, well done. :)