The art and polish is really nice on this! It was a bit confusing at first if the way I placed things mattered or not, and gaining teeth felt really slow. But still I played for a while! Great job.
This was fun! Love the simplicity of it, and the combo animations are satisfying. It felt sort of limiting though. Maybe 5 columns would have given the player more decisions?
The art is really cute! The cover image definitely compelled me to check this one out. I almost bounced off because of the amount of text, but am glad I stuck around to get to the more challenging levels. Once past the "tutorial" it was pretty fun. I did make a mistake and lost though - wasn't expecting it to send me back to the very beginning! That was my main gripe. But great work!
Hello fellow sokoban maker! Love how simple and elegant this is. I could see this expanded with more levels and mechanics! The visuals and audio are great too! One of my favorites that I've played so far.
I had to play your game after seeing the description! While not quite the same as my game, we definitely utilized some similar design concepts. I wish I had the time to make as many levels and mechanics as you were able to include. My main critique is that the real-time mechanics with the fireballs felt unnecessary. It could have been cool to make those turn-based too!
I'm not very good, haha! I found it hard to predict what my players would do, even after changing their actions. The concept is interesting though and the art is really cool!
Amazing game. I couldn't pull myself away. I think my only possible criticism is that it doesn't feel super tied to the theme. I loved the concept, puzzle design, and presentation.
I think the aberration idea would have been better without the ability to select blocks, to be honest! It felt like my choices weren't that important since the blocks changed anyway. Still, I always appreciate a new take on Tetris.
Nice job! I had fun with this one, despite its simplicity. It has a similar gameplay loop to Root Beer Tapper, actually. One element you could take from that game is making it so enemies don't fall back down unless you really overload them with bullets. For example, in Root Beer Tapper you can serve a customer but they only get pushed back a bit, not always all the way off the bar. If the aliens shed some of the bullets off of them over time it would cause the player to either fill them with bullets or juggle which ones they're shooting at.
Just some rambling thoughts I had while playing :)
I had a lot of fun with this. The action could have taken up more of the screen (the balls are so far away, and the extra lanes on the side feel like a lot). But it was really satisfying when you chuck a pin right into a ball.
