That’s a good idea. Unfortunately, since I didn’t have anyone with me to try it out with, I couldn’t experience it fully, but I got the concept and liked it.
It’s S M O O T H. It would have been very convenient if it were playable using only the keyboard, and adding sound to the main menu would have been nice too.
It’s pretty cool. The art style reminded me of a game idea I had years ago, so I really liked it. However, there are some issues. I think this only happened to me but I experienced significant performance problems. The browser froze for a few minutes, especially when starting the first level.
It’s very polished. The graphics are beautiful, and I liked the concept. However, I’m experiencing performance issues on the web; the game freezes completely every few seconds. Still, I did my best to experience it, and I enjoyed it.
It definitely didn’t have the most comfortable controls I’ve ever seen. However, it was satisfying, and I liked the visuals except for the 3D part. 10/10 malware. I would definitely download it to my computer.
I played this game yesterday but forgot to vote… I was a bit clumsy at first, but once I got the hang of it, it became very fluid and fun. It’s also visually impressive.
Thanks for playing and feedback. Yes, there were words that could have had multiple valid variations. I suppose allowing players to try different variations might have made the game more playable for everyone. Unfortunately, since it was my first time making a word game, everything turned into spaghetti code, and that feature likely wouldn’t have be done in time :D
Haha. I guess someone found the bad ending. I hadn’t even realized the words were difficult. Except for one of them. Thanks for the feedback and for playing.
The theme is well-executed and appears in a few different places. I enjoyed it. However, I realized that the money I earned wasn’t enough to buy anything in any level.
Fun graphics. I liked the game’s humor. I played until I killed the dragon, and it was pretty good. It’s definitely worth finishing. The only issue is that the characters jitter when moving, which is a bit annoying. I recall there are a few ways to fix that in Godot.
It was very difficult, but I had a lot of fun. I think it was the most impressive submission I’ve seen so far in terms of graphics and sound. If it had been easier to figure out, it would be top-tier.
I’m not really used to isometric games, so it was a bit confusing at first and I lost quite a bit of Time. Still, it was fun. My favorite parts were the sound effects and the story concept. Showing what happens after the victory gave me strong Frieren vibes.
Also, seeing Saintfall on your account brought back memories of the LD59 days. I think the graphics have improved a lot since then. I definitely prefer the visuals in this game.
The penguin is very cute. I also love the sound of its footsteps. The graphics are well done. However, it’s a bit hard to figure out what you’re supposed to do.
The secret GMTK lore. I wouldn’t have expected this from you, Bark Mrown.
It was one of those games that beautifully integrated the theme with a story. I loved it.
It triggers an existential crisis. It’s just like a Kurzgesagt video. The animations are beautiful. The interface is very clean. (I just noticed the video below while writing this, lol.)
It would have been nice if an animation played when the balloons disappeared too.
