Love the terminal aesthetic, really creative. We got a a bit stuck with the gameplay early on, wasn't super clear how to make progress. But this was a really unique way to tell a story and would love to see it fleshed out more!
Wow, this was very poetic and the simple pixel art was very endearing. Loved the color palette was well. The mood sort of reminds me of Piranesi by Susanna Clarke, which I absolutely loved. Great job!
The art style was cool and unique! The text reminded me of Spongebob :). Unfortunately the camera cut off some of the interactive elements, and it was a bit difficult to understand what was going on
Cool concept, immediately understood what you were going for. Would be cool to explore something like a progress bar for the people you talk to so that you have a sense of progression/length.
Really cool and seems like you thought through a lot of aspects of the game, like playstyle and aesthetics. I really think adding some bgm would really help; the robots are moving to a rhythm!
Fun and relaxing! It took me a while to get a hang of the different recipes, but I appreciate there's no stressful time pressure like in other cooking games.
Love the visual style and writing. Treating this as a visual novel, it doesn't feel like it's missing gameplay. Maybe there could be ship tasks that you have to do in order to progress the story, but I personally appreciate the directness of the delivery, especially given the time constraints of a game jam. The darkness/shadows encourage really invite my visual imagination...I feel like some SFX graphics would go a long way in building atmosphere and immersion into the story.
Had a blast playing this, the music/sound far exceeded expectations and movement mechanics are creative. I wonder if it would be more satisfying for each individual stroke to be more impactful... awesome game, love the sense of progression.
Loving all the digging games! I'm a little confused about the gameplay -- do we want to collect both rocks and diamonds? What's the strategy for avoiding cave-ins? Maybe some kind of heatmap visualization would be helpful here.
Fun! I think the movement/controls are tuned super well. Nice balance between trying to acquire the bubbles and dodge everything else. Gameplay-wise I wonder if it might be better to remove the shooting and focus on the movement.
The start menu is super polished, very cool how you can switch color palettes. Combining point-and-click mechanic with browser search results also feels unique. The text was a little hard to read at times, and I wonder if there could be more of a downside to clicking the wrong link... overall awesome game
Fun gameplay loop, pretty challenging! More control over diving would be fun, maybe the camera can zoom out or dive more slowly? Dithering the UI when you're behind is a very nice touch.
Super cool concept, would love to see this fleshed out. One nit about the dialogue options was that some of the abbreviations (circs and adv.) were unclear at first. Awesome game.
