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I'm very happy you enjoyed! Thanks for playing and making a video on the game!

Congrats on the dolla. Thanks for playing!

That is an incredible question that I dont even know the answer to. I'm assuming the direction the sword is swung is rotated towards the nearest enemy? Great question and please let me know the outcome if you test it! Thanks for playing and leaving a review! 

I'm very happy you enjoyed the game! Thanks for playing and leaving a comment!

That is very strange. Usually there is a whole win screen after you beat mission GOOSE. I'm sorry you experienced this bug! I unfortunately do not have the source file to this game anymore so I don't think I can fix it. Thanks for playing anyways!

I appreciate the feedback! Thanks for playing and leaving a comment!

Died to explosions every time. very fun game. 10/10

Yea Godot's lighting is real weird. I'm happy it could add to your experience though! Thanks for playing and leaving a comment!

I got absolutely addicted to this! It was a lot of fun.

Like commenter TripleRainbowBaka suggested, I think it would be super cool to have different worlds to go to.

Following up commenter spiritbx, it would help a lot if the rocks had numbered health bars. When I first started playing, I thought the +10s popping up were how much resources I was getting. A health bar and changing the + to a - in the popup would help clear up any of that confusion. I agree with what they said about the space bar too. My hand started to hurt from pressing so much. It would be nice if I could hold down the space bar to mine. Maybe you could add a mining speed upgrade that determines how fast the rock is mined while holding space bar. 

I never found myself upgrading the shift length. I never saw the point considering I stayed in my previous position and kept all the resources. Maybe you could require the player to sell their resources before the shift ends to make their money? I feel like that would be a bit tedious though. Another reason I never upgraded the shift length was because it would mean I upgraded less frequently. You could add a bed so the player can end their shift early if they have the shift upgraded a ton.

I also never upgraded the speed stat. There was never a time crunch to get between the rocks and the sell stand. This could possibly be resolved by adding my suggestion in my shift length paragraph about losing the resources if you don't sell them. I think it would also be cool if the rocks despawned after being mined and they would randomly spawn in an area, incentivizing movement around the map. Out of all 3 rocks, I think I only ever mined the top one lol.

This game is super cool and incredible for your first game release. I am excited to see where this project goes!

I'm very happy you were able to enjoy the game through a video. Thanks a ton for commenting!

I have no idea what happened but I loved it. The writing, sound effects, art style, all of it. Wonderful little experience.



Is there anything after following the mysterious figure in the locked room back to the abstraction? It seems the game loops here but I want to make sure I'm not missing anything from this magical game.

I really appreciate all the feedback! I will keep this in mind if I make another game like this one. I'm glad you enjoyed the concept! Thanks for playing and leaving a comment!

You have done it again! I loved the movement of the bike and the concept of collecting pickups to increase speed and jump height was very novel! Like another commenter said, I really love how you have translated your art style into 3d. Thanks for sharing and keep up the good work!

HAHA What a wild coincidence! I'm very glad you enjoyed the game and it creeped you out! Thanks for playing and leaving a comment!

I'm very happy you came back to play! Thanks for playing and leaving a comment!

Sorry for the massive comment ahead!

Hallway before:

Hallway after: 

Living room before:

Living room after:

I'm glad to hear the game could keep you on edge. As for the environment assets, they are not 3d! I just took a bunch of images and edited them together. If I remember later, I'll update this comment with images of the before and after edited images. Thanks for playing and leaving a comment!

Oh jeez I'm sorry to hear about the controls trouble. Regardless, I'm glad you enjoyed what you could play given your limitations! Thanks for playing and leaving a comment!

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Maybe ;)

We'll see if "I DIDN'T MEAN TO DO IT" will hold up in court. Thanks for playing and leaving a comment!

Thanks a ton for making a video on the game! 

DANGGGGGGG You are the real king of the server!

Thank you so much for the kind words! This comment means the world to me. I'm very happy you enjoyed the game! Thanks for playing!

I never got into Balatro but I am straight up addicted to this game. My only feedback at the moment is that I wish I could see how many chips I will earn before ending my turn. I realize how lazy I sound as I type this because I can literally count the pips. Still, great game and I am about to lose hours of my life to this.

EDIT: OH MY GOODNESS I just now saw that it tells you how many chips you're getting on the left. My b.

It is not. It will stay free here on Itch and on Newgrounds!

Man, what a video! Thank you so much for making a video on my game, I really enjoyed watching it!

I'm very happy to hear you enjoyed the game! Thanks for playing and leaving a comment!

I'm very happy this game could be your introduction into such a wonderful genre! Thanks for playing and leaving a comment!

Thanks a ton for making a video on the game! Do you mind if I use your video as gameplay footage to be seen with the screenshots on the game page?

This was awesome! I have no notes. Thanks for sharing!

This was a ton of fun for a while! The art style and sound design reminds me of old flash games by Nitrome. I'm really curious what your process for getting/making these sound effects were, they were so juicy!

After a while, the receptiveness of the gameplay got to me and I ended up calling it quits. Great, simple roguelike shooter. Thanks for sharing!

I just went back to try and find the final crystal. The one I was missing was locating in the bottom right, second row from the bottom. I guess I was just dancing around that section of the map lol. Great game!

I really loved this game! The mechanic for getting different abilities was very cool to see. I got every star/crystal thing besides the last one. I could not for the life of me find where the last one was. I'm sure I just missed it but I walked in circles forever trying to find it. From what I was able to see, this game was awesome!

I'm happy you enjoyed the game! Thanks for playing and leaving feedback!

Sometimes you stumble upon a game that makes you realize not every game idea has been made before. That there's an infinite number of ways a game idea can be turned into a game because of how unique the developer's thought process, decisions, and inspirations are. That gives me hope and motivation to saddle up and make a game again, just for the fun of it. This is one of those games.

From the very start, the objective was clear without much tutorialization: eat food, sell food at the surface, buy stuff to eat better, do it all again. That loop in itself was a ton of fun. The game only gets better from there as it expands on what foods you should eat to make the most money, what food you should avoid to not LOSE money, and in what order you should eat them.

The gameplay never felt boring or repetitive. There was always something to spice up each dip into the ground for food. I loved finding each of the unique animals. It was honestly sweet to read "because they are one of a kind" in the bestiary after collecting them.

My only gripe with the game was that I couldn't see which foods were in what segment so I could properly dispose of the throw-up food, but there was an upgrade to fix this later in the game. Incredible game design and knowing what the player would be wanting next, Joex3.

The ending was both funny and bittersweet. I genuinely teared up when the shopkeeper's note appeared. 

What an amazing experience you have gifted us Joex3. Great job on making a great game and thank you for sharing it with us all. This makes me want to go create something.

What a tricky little game. I really love the visuals! What color palette was used for the art?

It really means the world to me that this game could touch your heart. Thank you so much for playing and leaving such a nice message.

I'm glad you found the game lovely! Thanks for playing!

I'm very happy you enjoyed the game! Thanks for playing and leaving such a nice comment!