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Thanks! :)

Thank you for playing! As for the dinosaurs, they didn’t really inspire me, and since they were optional, I decided not to include them. For the mandatory constraint, which was “On a budget,” I applied it through the visuals by using only black and white, as color ink is too expensive.

Thanks for playing! =)

I really like the concept; it’s a clever way to incorporate the limitation. The game is fun and easy to understand. A great experience!

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A good game, simple and effective. I would have liked a bit more variety between the two areas, but the dinodollar management is well thought out. The game is easy to understand. Overall, great job!

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Thanks for playing my game! In fact, you can’t open all the doors at the same time… but you can (and you must) use your ghost to solve this puzzle. Tips: The ghost disapear only if it is between two closed doors, to prevent softlocking.

The game is fun, with a really cool visual style! I really enjoyed this play session, and the little funny lines. Well done!

The game is enjoyable, with an isometric style that I really like. The only criticism I could make is that it can sometimes be a bit difficult to tell which circle belongs to which dinosaur. But that’s a fairly minor issue. Overall, I had a good time! :)

It’s a small game, but it’s still quite good overall. I really liked the aesthetics; it looks great. For a first-ever game, it’s very good!

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Simple yet devilishly effective. The dynamic event system adds a real bonus to the experience. My only gripe is the readability—icons can be hard to see depending on their rotation, and elements like the dinosaurs are a bit too small. Overall, overall readability could be improved, but it’s a great game!

Thank you for the feedback! I’m glad you made it to the end and didn’t give up when you got stuck at times. It encourages me to keep working on the game after the jam!

Thank you for your feedback! I’m glad you enjoyed the game!

Thanks for your feedback! :)

I’m having trouble understanding the game’s concept. However, I still found the overall feeling satisfying. I also appreciated the visual style; the hand-drawn artwork is a great idea given the imposed limitation!

The visual style is incredible, really well done! The game is really fun and very enjoyable. A solid 10/10 for me!

Thanks for your feedback ! :)

Hint: You can’t pass through walls, but maybe something else can.

I didn’t understand how to play the game. I select a card, then the enemy does the same, and after that, I get stuck.

Great visual style! The idea of the drawings on a sheet of paper is really good. It’s well done! :)

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I don’t understand, my T-Rex is clearly very realistic! xD In any case, I had a great time!

Thanks for the feedback! Yeah, that wasn’t an intended feature. ^^ I realized it afterward haha.

I had a hard time finding the fourth ending, but wanting to know what it was kept me going. It ended badly. :D The dinosaur designs are really nice!

A really fun puzzle game! I managed to beat it on my first try ^^ The idea is good, and the execution is too. I had a little trouble with the controls at first, but nothing serious.

I didn’t really understand the game, especially regarding the photos. I ended up spamming the buttons, and I think that made the game bug, which made it even harder to understand. ^^ On the other hand, I like the visual style—simple and effective.

The game is interesting! Having to unlock new dinosaurs gives it a certain replay value. However, I would have appreciated it if, once a dinosaur’s effect is discovered, it were displayed in-game so you don’t have to remember it. Also, it would be helpful to indicate whether you’ve already rescued it before clicking. But I really enjoyed it! Well done!

As soon as I launched the game, I immediately thought of Spyro. The controls are good, it’s easy to play, I like it!

I’m impressed by the sense of speed; it’s very well done. The swinging physics is very fun. It might just be missing a bit of sound and a few effects.

The game is really fun. The graphics are very nice, and it’s enjoyable to play. At first, I didn’t realize you could merge dinosaurs together, but once I discovered it by chance, it became much better!

I really enjoyed the graphics, and the image of the dinosaur with a bump on its head made me laugh. I don’t know how many dinosaurs died with all those bones around, but one thing is certain: I was next.

I really like this game; taking care of your little dinosaur is a great idea… but the first one died of hunger right after hatching! xD

I really liked the overall atmosphere. The tutorial is a bit hard to read because it lacks contrast. Also, I didn’t understand the purpose of climbing trees.

Good roguelike! I think it could become a full game with a few additional features. But it’s off to a good start!

A tiny cool platformer, and I really like the nod to Google Chrome ^^ The game is missing some coyote time, but the controls are still good.

Thank you very much for the feedback! :) Creating levels with this mechanic also requires a bit of mental gymnastics ^^

Thank you for the feedback! :) Indeed, once you understand the system, the game is quite easy and quick to finish. After the jam, I definitely plan to keep working on the game! I wanted to add more content for the jam, but time had other plans ^^

Thanks ! :)

Thanks! :)

Drawing only in black and white is a real challenge, especially when it’s your first time doing pixel art. ^^

Thank you! It’s the first time I’ve created the visuals myself, so I really appreciate your feedback!

The game is very, very difficult, but the idea is really good and the whole thing is well executed!