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Thanks for the feedback and thanks for playing! 

This game rules, great work!

Once the full release is out, I'd love to try and port this to portmaster for hand helds!

Hey thanks for the feedback! I agree, that there needs to be more happening.

I think if I had more time I would tweak the path finding to pick up items if they are close enough by, on the way to the exit. I'd also add a couple more enemy types and maybe some floor traps.

Either way, thanks for playing!

Thanks a lot for the kind words! If enough people are into it then I might try and do more with it. Only time will tell lol!

As soon as I noticed it was wario ware style, you had me sold lol good stuff. I laughed hard that it went from 20's to death. As a person in my 30's it made me feel old haha

Definitely an interesting idea! I'm not much for management games tbh so I don't think I can comment much on what they're supposed to play like or anything but the art and audio were fun and the training video was a good laugh. Nice work!

wow thank you so much for the kind words. I'm really glad you liked it.

I'll reach out over on discord and check out your submission tomorrow morning!

Hi, I'm sorry! I tested on both firefox and chrome and they seem to be working fine. What browser are you using?

Do you have popups or javascript disabled? Other than that, I'm not sure what the issue could be :(

Are you trying to click around with your mouse? There are no keyboard buttons besides pressing Z to start and Z to pause. 

Just wanted to throw my two cents in again to say I'd prefer if there was one single required theme instead of the three optional ones. I wanted to leave this here so that if others felt the same they could voice their thoughts.

Interesting! How cool!

What engine was this made in? I noticed it on Portmaster so it must be SDL, Godot, Love2D, or maybe even LibGDX?

Thank you! I greatly appreciate the kind words :D

Aw thank you :) the downloaded version has a couple more effects that can happen when collecting strawberries. Its essentially the same game but it adds a little bit more fun.

Thanks so much for playing

Oh I'm so glad it worked for someone else haha! I've only been able to test on my computer and my wife's, so I didn't have lots to go off of. Thanks for playing!

Try highlighting "build with" in the bottom right corner of the game window then pressing Z to see if it works.

Thanks for bringing that up!

I mention that in the description. It somewhat works if I reload the page or click the game window a few times and press 'z' but downloading the game for your platform is the best way to test it out.

Either way, I'm sorry it is broken. I was struggling to figure out love.js within the jam's time frame. I'm working on fixing it now as well as getting it downloadable on PortMaster and working on any platform that has RetroArch installed (by porting my game to Lutro).

Just downloaded it to see how Defold games run on my Anbernic WIN600 and thought I'd let you know that it runs perfect. 

It also opens in like, less than a second and the controls and scaling have no issues.

I ended up playing for like half an hour lol

I figured this might be the case! Thanks for confirming that, I'm going to give something similar a try!

Thanks for these assets, they're really great and coming in handy for my prototype.

Question, in the video, how did you achieve the shadows? They look really good!

Tried to play but I fell through the cave twice. It just seemed random, I wish I could give better feedback as to how and when it happened.

Ah hey I get it, no worries. I also dev with the volume low just. 

Good job with this game!

hey churros!

Yeah I definitely needed to indicate better when it was the players turn to repeat the song. I was hoping the timer would be enough but that is something I could fix asap.

thanks for playing! 

Love it but my jump scare for the day was on launch when the music just blasted my ears off my head XD

Haha! Apologize to his animal friends that you left as stone for all eternity!

100% agree! If Discord works for you, you can find me @_ferns_ I appreciate your willingness to help out! 

Hi there! I am a Godot dev making a rhythm game and am running into issues trying to sync up the player animations to the song beats. 

I tried your game and noticed how the platforms and spikes etc. are synced so well and was wondering if I could pick  your brain about rhythm game things sometime. If so, let me know. It would be a huge help!

Hi there! I am a Godot dev making a rhythm game and am running into issues trying to sync up the player animations to the song beats.

I tried your game and noticed how the platforms and spikes etc. are synced so well and was wondering if I could pick  your brain about rhythm game things sometime. If so, let me know. It would be a huge help! 

Hey there,

Glad you got some enjoyment from our little game. We definitely had too many systems, so next time we will keep things a bit smaller. We appreciate all your other feedback!

Thanks :D

You're the man, Dennis! 

Cool, I think the progress bar is a great idea!

SFX here are pretty good and the reload animation is very stylish. This was really fun and I enjoyed the NES look the game has going. 

Like others mentioned, the detection was a bit weird at times but besides that everything seemed to be working well. 

Great job! 

Dude, this made me laugh like an idiot. The voice over is hilarious, the lose song is hilarious, the game idea is simple and effective. All around, this is great. I was looking for a game that used the theme differently besides a blacksmith forge and this did not disappoint!

no notes man, this is just pure fun!

This was more fun than I expected, I played for a decent amount of time haha! 

I love just making a ridiculous abomination of swords. I think if you could cut down the load time and add in some more options for upgrades, maybe something like an AOE attack too, it would really fill out the game.

Is the game endless? I got up to wave 17 before calling it quits.

Such a cool game, really what a good job! 

We also have a rhythm game in our submission that I'm pretty proud of for my first attempt ever at anything like it. Your game definitely gave me some inspiration to continue working on it. 

Art, music, gameplay, all nailed! My only feedback is that the 2nd level is difficult to figure out how it works. Maybe some clearer instructions in the tutorial section would be helpful. Otherwise, A+ job guys!

Hey Regal, I'm glad you had a good time despite some of our undercooked mechanics lol! Game jams are certainly tough, especially when trying to coordinate with multiple people.

Regarding the rhythm game, I hope you were still able to have fun with it despite it being a bit hit or miss (pun intended). We tried to increase the area that each note was registered in as a hit to make things feel right but maybe it still needs some tweaking. We can take a look soon. 

It has been encouraging to receive lots of good feedback on the idea of the rhythm game and general direction of the game, so thank you for your kind words!

I'm so glad to hear you liked our game. Were you able to get the end scene without beating all 3 enemies? If so, that was unintended and something that would be a quick fix on our end. 

Thanks for your feedback!

Hi there, I'm glad you liked the limb targeting system. We really wanted to try and get a sort of VATS system from Fallout working in a turn based setting.

There isn't any health bar for the player currently, just a percentage to show specific limb health. Do you feel as though a general health bar would be something we should include if we decide to continue developing this game? Let us know what you think! 

Thanks!

Hey DDAN, thanks so much for taking the time to try and help us with this issue. We truly appreciate it. We won't be able to get the time to try your suggestions likely until tomorrow. We will let you know how it goes when we get to it. Again, thanks so much! 

Hey UnseenFaith, I'm glad you liked the enemy design and our rhythm game concept. While we wish we had more time to flesh things out, I'm very glad to hear you got some enjoyment out of it! 

Hi there, thanks for this feedback and for playing. I hope you got at least some enjoyment from playing but I'm also happy to hear that you like the idea! 

I can't argue with pretty much anything said here, you're absolutely right. I did manage to fix pretty much all the bugs mentioned and more since the jam was finished. I think I plan on going a bit further with this game after the jam voting closes tomorrow and just seeing where it takes me. It has been a great learning experience considering it is only the second game I've ever made. 

Again, I really appreciate your feedback and kind words. Thank you :)