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wdym a “little more hype”?

Like having more things poppin’ on the screen? Perhaps some bgm accelerating or some vfx/shaders, idk. I made it kinda too basic and now I don’t know how to increment it, do you have any suggestions?

I like it and had fun playing it and and I don’t even know why. A train that wrecks that is not a train wreck, nice!

Mysteriously fun choo choo/10

Fun concept, pretty game, relaxing music. I had fun playing it! I just missed a score or time spent alive counter.

Very fun! I like typing games. The concept is nice, it’s well delivered and I like the game is truly endless until you decide you are done with it. I had a problem with the screen not showing everything, being cut, tho. I had to set the zoom to 125% on my browser to be able to play it properly.

God forsaken game. I like it a lot and at the same time it frustrates me SO much.

I submitted in time but it wasn’t as finished as I’d like. I have “”””“finished””””” it right now (6 minutes late), can I update the web playable version of it?

I was planning to participate with a friend but I had a very simple idea that I might be able to quickly develop alone. Can I submit a solo game and still help/participate with a friend?

Finger hurts, cube is still alive :(

REALLY good idea/concept. The gameplay feels smooth. I’d love to see it finished!

VERY nice concept, although the missions weren’t finished in time I think the idea /gameplay is REALLY GOOD. The training itself is fun (although, DAMN, it is difficult to hit the enemies)

Made me want to make my own spaceship game.

Also, nostalgia hit hard, I instantly got Starfox 64 vibes!

Very fun to play! The gameplay was smooth, the use of all buttons of the mouse was really good. It is fun to play not only to keep doing recursion but also to try to top your last recursion time (like a time trial!).

I am impressed you made a 3d game alone in such a short time and as well polished as it is!

Very nice!

Thank you very much!

We had some (probably) good ideas for mechanics like changing the button order to increase difficulty, a stress meter/bar that would have some downsides, and etc. But yeah, we weren’t even able to finish the basics so that didn’t get implemented.

I’ll try to make some changes/adjustments this week (including some feedback on wrong tempos like you suggested (thanks!!!!) and making the game work/continue on when you miss a button tempo) and publish it on another page.

Once again, thank you very much!

Hello, thanks for commenting!

You just have to click the four buttons in order (Hold, Open, Pile and then Close) and in rhythm. We know it is a bit confusing when to start and what to do/what you are doing exactly.

This was our first gamejam together and the first ever game the other two members made. We, unfortunately, weren’t able to polish the game and didn’t had time to even finish it satisfactorily. We are proud of what we achieved tho.

I’ll write some more detailed instructions on the game page and we will continue to develop this prototype to a point where it’s more playable and at least a little fun.

(about the music: we got it on one of those DRM-free/public domain free music websites and I still ahve to credit them somewhere (I completely forgot, thanks for remembering me, hehe). This time I wasn’t neither inspired nor prepared enough to tackle music composing.)

We really appreciate the feedback! Thank you very much

Hello! Thanks for trying out the game. You actually just have to press the four buttons in order (hold, open, pile and then close) within the timing. We didn’t have time to polish as much as we want so the game doesn’t work the way it should, whenever you miss a tempo it all kind of comes tumbling down. We, unfortunately, weren’t able to implement some of the planned mechanics.

This was our first game jam together and the first game the other two members ever made so we are still getting a grasp of things.

I’ll leave a more detailed instruction somewhere in the game description.

Thanks for trying and for leaving a feedback!!! We appreciate it very much!

How many people are allowed per team?