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Hey there! I really liked this concept and the visuals were just right to evoke that boardgame feeling. 

I did encounter a bug where I restarted and ended up in a game where the kaiju only spawned once? Not sure what dictates when they spawn so maybe I was taking over cities in a strange way. Regardless, the mechanic was neat, nice work!

Took me a while to figure out that the beep beep boom noises were pushing me awake and to keep moving when I heard them! Got there in the end though. Good effort mate, I like the use of different camera angles and the sound was used really well to set the mood.

DIRRRRRRRRRRRRRRK DAAAAAAAAAAAANGERRRRRRRRRRRR! Reminds me of smashing up intersections in Burnout 3 :D 

Great mechanic and great sounds! Really good ramp on the level design as well. Awesome as usual! :)

JUMPSCARED! Got me good. Really like the echolocation mechanic, that was really neat. Nice work!

Sorry to hear that mate, can be hard to find the time and motivation. The community that ran this jam is the gamedev group for my (small) city. So if you ever needed motivation they're running monthly/quarterly jams for the foreseeable future, and it's a tight-knit bunch. They've a Discord which doesn't have a lot of spam if you're keen: https://discord.gg/bajnVYjNGx

Hey, I know that guy! <3 You been jamming at all lately?

Thanks for the heads up, fixed this up. <3

Haha! I'm sorry, I didn't get much of a chance to tune the difficulty. It's definitely possible, but you're also not missing out on much :P

Congratulations on the final release! Really enjoyed playing it through and the music kicks ass. :)

Was going back through the jam and it seems itch ate my comment?! I enjoyed the feel of the swinging once I got the hang of it. I was able to get a high score of around 15-20 from memory, and it felt good to try and aim off the buildings to hit a bird and gobble it up as I passed by. The swing physics could definitely be used to make a larger game if you had time, good work!

The swing physics feel really nice! Highest score was 14, I got into a good rhythm of lining up birds with the rebound from the buildings and just clicking to touch them on the way through and keeping my momentum going. I think the mechanic could definitely be the foundation for a longer game if you wanted iterate. Nice work mate!

Tricky controls but I think that's part of the fun and difficulty of it! Great work for how quickly you put this together. Upgrade system, great effects, fun sense of becoming OP, pretty crazy for like 12 hours! Also huge props for making the hextopus model available to the community, that's awesome work. 

Good work mate! The animations on the player character are really well done, I loved the idle animation with the little tentacle flicks. 😁 I had a couple of bugs with the enemies not following me which made it impossible to finish (mushroom man wouldn't let me jump on him!) but I still enjoyed the run through.

Really well executed idea, nice work! I had a great time trying to first beat it and then see how fast I could get through. There were a few occasions that showed visual/physics glitches where the player could get stuck fully within a wall, and another where the tentacle appeared to be searching for a wall by flicking out at different angles. But they were very rare and didn't impact gameplay. Great work! Loved the little details like the blinking eye and lighting.

Hey Mr Coughlin!

I finally got around to drifting through your game. You can watch me chill out here:

Hey sharedcontrol!

I had a lot of fun scratching my head but I finished this one with a little bit to spare! you can watch me play through here (that should link to the timestamp but if it doesn't you can go to YT and click through the description):

Hey FartSatchel!

I played your game and got what I think is a fairly respectable score here:

Hey Spenny! I stumbled my way through your game over here: 

Hey Atte!

I (eventually) really dug the game mechanics/verbs on this one a lot. You can watch me swear a bit and get frustrated and then eventually really get into it here (hopefully that links to the timestamp but if it doesn't you can go to YT and skip using the description):

I think the gameplay has a looot of variations you could explore and make a really compelling game here. Thanks for making it!

Hey Gamepopper!

I was so impressed with the level of polish on this one! I'm not especially good at general knowledge/pop culture but I enjoyed trying to wrack my brains to remember those iconic phrases. :)

You can watch me playing it through here if you want to:

Hey rubixsqube!

I loved this so much. My protests at not knowing anything about Frasier were very soon put to rest. You can watch me play it through here if you like:

Hey Zirrus!

I played through your game and got way too scared by the mosquitos here:

I love the atmosphere of the environment you've made, hope you keep going with it!

Hey Teljoor!

I made a weird bird mouth monster during my playthrough of your game here (this should hopefully link to the timestamp of when I was playing your game):

Hey Koholos! I played your entry (and totally missed the point for a little while but eventually remembered what I was I was playing) and really liked it. The vid should hopefully link to when I started playing your game.

Hey Tomi! I played through your game here: 

Thanks for playing! Yeah I tried to make it as chill as possible so people could enjoy the story and such. :)

Hey wormo! It seems to be working fine for me at the moment and for a few other people that have played through it, so do you have an error showing or anything? Should be able to just extract and run the .exe. 

Hey, I'm not sure why but it seems my reply disappeared? Anyway, I've uploaded a new version with a cheat code to skip rooms! Hit the end key on your keyboard to skip any room you get stuck on. Thanks for playing! :D

Hey DoodleBear! Very soon I will upload a new version of the game (v2) and I will include a lil' cheat code in there so that you can hit the 'end' key on your keyboard if you want to skip rooms. Keep that between us though! ;)

Thanks! I think that one was the most interesting to design, too, as I didn't base it off any game I knew. Plus I had to do some paper prototyping. Paper! Thanks again for playing, really appreciate it. :)

Great stories, I'd never read a twine story before but I like the interactivity. Good work!

Hey, this was a really cool little scene. I liked the set pieces a lot, there was a good sense of pacing behind them. Really well done for the time limit and the title, nice work!

Hey, I really like this concept and I think you could really build on it by gradually introducing different requests that require the player to learn the language gradually. It's like a mini-Witness type thing! Good work, love the grunts of the vikings and the artwork. :)

This is like a babyvania! Unfortunately I couldn't play through as my arrow keys stick something terrible, but well done on making a nice platformer! :D

Hey, I really like the idea of the dual screen interaction between making sure your pet is happy and that affecting your ability to damage the enemy. I think with a bit of polish this could be a really fun game! Great work :)

This was a fun vignette! Loved the moonwalking joke and the ending, always good to see humour in games :D

That was a fun ride! I did a sweet jump off the first crate thing and landed very near the finish line. Fun little game!