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• i love the variety of characters. 
  • i like all the drawings of the different characters
• the writing is good! and it can be like really really funny hahaha
• the amount of options of what you can say to people is really good
  • the player character can flirt so aggressively XD omg

overall a fun experience!

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here's a recording of my playthrough

good tight gameplay loop. pretty juicy :D

the skating/movement sound effect is a lil repetitive and the music loop is a lil short, but otherwise i like the sounds

overall great stuff :)

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here's a recording of my playthrough

easily one of my favs. so fucking funny

• i love all the dialogue and characters. a lot!!!!
• the writing is incredible.
•  i also really enjoy the, like, absurdist sci-fi narrative and setting
• ...Sane just starts singing tally hall lyrics. +1000 rabbit points.
• the art is great. like really really nice.
• love the music and sounds.

overall it's just all great. like really awesome.

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• the characters and interactions/conversations are nice
  • the demon is cool
• i like the setting and the narrative
• jumping over spikes is a little finicky. dying feels very abrupt.
• i appreciate the checkpoints!
• i like that different music plays depending on what power you're using. the music is a little short though.
• wtf frog jumpscare -- it was very loud 
  • the game also crashed after this lol

the game overall presents some cool ideas

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• the art and the setting is very cool.
• i like the voice lines that the character has during gameplay. i like that the character has voice acting in general. it's a nice touch.
• the ball got stuck and i softlocked, unfortunately.
• i have no idea what the spinning heart-shaped things were. i thought they might heal me, but they just got in the way of my camera
• the game is kind of difficult
• overall, a mostly smooth experience
• oh yeah, also -- thank you for the checkpoints!! i very very much appreciate that there are checkpoints.

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really incredible

• intuitive puzzles
• fun, focused gameplay
• great UI
• insanely good music. i cannot overstate this -- the music is so fucking good.
• i appreciate that you listed the tools used in the credits!

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the art is cool and the setting is eerie. i like it. it seems faithful to Silent Hill, from what i understand via cultural osmosis.

the controls seem faithful. i didn't mind them, but i don't think they added much either.

some sounds, like enemies screaming, are way too loud and hurt my ears :(

the game is pretty buggy.
- i fell through the floor and had to refresh the browser page.
- i randomly died after finishing a fight.

at first, i felt very weak in combat -- on my second life, i realized that i could circle around enemies and then they felt harmless.

i felt confused a lot of the time.
- how do i solve this puzzle?
- what is happening?
- where am i supposed to go?

i feel like the basis or foundation is very good! and the game just needs some tweaking with physics collisions and combat.

overall, i think that the experience is visually pleasant and i like the visuals the most. the monster designs are cool. the environments are nice and crunchy.

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recording of my playthrough:

fun and intuitive little puzzle game :)

i like the bit of lore in the intro; giving an in-universe reason to solve the puzzles.

i didn't realize that moons appear over the doors after you beat the puzzles -- until i watched my recording back. feels too subtle, maybe?

also cute character design!

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very very difficult puzzle game. i couldn't beat it. i still enjoyed it, but some more tutorializing would have helped my experience, i think

• ok the music fucking rocks. i love the music choices. it just... fits. it fits so well.
• it took me a long time to figure out the basic mechanic of blocks falling. until i figured it out i was just kinda brute forcing my way through the levels
  • the gameplay felt pretty smooth once i eventually figured it out.
  • the basic loop of looking for blocks to connect and thinking about what order to connect them in was satisfying.
• visibility issues
  • the font is extremely hard to read
  • i can BARELY differentiate the lime-green blocks from the cyan blocks. 
• the levels are great. the level design is great.
• sometimes the levels lagged A LOT and clicking on tiles would feel unresponsive

overall i think i would describe this as difficult, but satisfying.

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wow! 

• very tight game -- you can turn your cube, and you can block with your cube. it does what it does very well.
• the music is GREAT
• the game feel and player experience is GREAT
• its SUPER juicy. i love the juice. blocking the lasers feels very good.

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• the art is very good
• the player character design is cute and nice
• the movement and platforming is ok
• i like the music, though i wish it was longer. the short loop is repetitive.
• i like the narrative premise
• the gameplay overall is good! i like the puzzles a lot
• i softlocked once (timestamped in the recording description)
• the game gets really laggy and framey on certain levels or sections
• i think the levels are good lengths

overall smooth and fun experience

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awesome intro!

the "rings" section was a little too hard, i think. and i didn't understand or intuit what was happening during the finale ("aim for the villains").

the art is really nice !!!!!!! visually, it's all super pleasing.

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the art is cute. i like the concept!

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cool lil twine game! i like the setting. and your writing is good. 

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• the art is very cute. i like the player character design
• the double-jump upgrade being a ladybug is so cute
• executing/killing enemies was extremely finicky. it didn't seem to work on controller, so i swapped to keyboard until the final boss
  • EDIT: i was deadass hitting the wrong button, i think. i was hitting square instead of circle (ps3 controller)
  • EDIT 2: replaying on chrome with a controller and hitting the correct button this time, it's still finicky sometimes. it was also finicky on keyboard during my first playthrough.
• my camera was constantly move downward. it made me a little motion sick haha. i could remedy this by moving the mouse kind of randomly, and then switching to controller.
  • in the recording, if you ever see me suddenly staring at the bug's ass, it's because i'm trying to fix the camera. i swear.
  • EDIT: oh my god it's some issue with firefox!? this doesn't happen on chrome. welp.
• i wish i could invert the horizontal camera controls
• the game lags/freezes whenever new particles spawn. this is just a common Godot issue on web exports when particles spawn for the first time. it's very disorienting.
• i LOVE the music. it's so fun and funky.
• the tutorial confused me a little. i saw the "lock on" part before i was able to actually block or kill enemies.

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here's a recording of my playthrough on Firefox. this is my first playthrough.

EDIT 2: here's a recording of my playthrough on Google Chrome. this is my second playthrough.

• a little challenging without any healing, but overall fun
• i like the character designs
• i like the music
• it feels really good to parry the mines that bounce back at you
  • i really like when they're different colors and i have to alternate my inputs; it feels good to succeed at that
• i wish there was more feedback that i was doing damage to the boss
• i wish the animation for taking damage was different than the one for parrying too early
  • i think that the game otherwise does a good job making mistakes feel like MY mistakes, rather than the game being unfair

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the paw is so cute :0 and the art in general is cute and nice. i like the designs of the characters that the player interacts with. i like the little interactions where characters try to bribe you hahaha. the gameplay is overall fun and intuitive :)

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"16 seconds before the deadline" holy shit

• awesome lovely story.
  • i like the problems presented that the main character is going through. 
• i like the character interactions.
• the 3-elements minigame was kind of abruptly introduced and unrelated to the theme. 
  • though i do like the idea of overcoming emotions (or arguing with another character) in a dialogue-based game by having to do minigames. that's pretty cool

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great little game! 

• very good use of the theme
• i like the decorations on the different blocks.
• gameplay is intuitive and fun

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• i like the dancing characters, they're simple and cute.
  • the dancing characters should be furries!
• the art overall is pleasant
  • i like the color palette and color choices.
  • i like the particles. Godot has lots of options when it comes to how particles move and how particles look. including even more fun and visually interesting effects would be cool.
• the applause sound is very repetitive; i wish i could turn it off 😝
• in the narrative the game has, you are dancing to avoid being 'blocked'. but it isn't really incorporated into the gameplay.
  • when i play poorly, the letters B L O C K E D show up. but it seems like it's just a healthbar.

overall experience is pretty smooth!

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• incredible gameplay. really really fun.
  
  • i love the physics puzzles
  • the game plays great on controller! (i am using a ps3 controller)
• when i touch red blocks, the death animation is so extreme omg :0 poor little proot
• sometimes its hard to see my character depending on the camera angle; blocks will be in the way and... block my view
• i think it's hard to tell when i'm about to be too close to a red block. when i'm playing, i think i won't touch it, then i do, and then i die instantaneously -- there isn't any feedback that i'm in danger. it's a little hard to estimate the size of my own hitbox.
• the player character is very cute
• very pretty game. love the use of shaders. pixels, highlights, it's all super nice.
• great juice on the movement. the player character is so squishy. 

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• i like how the game progresses and how more things to check keep getting added!
• the really short music loop drove me a little crazy haha
• the modular art for the guests is sooo cool
• i like the silly banned con badges; the game's sense of humor is pretty good and funny
• i didn't realize that i had to hit the "down arrow" button to look at ID cards at first. i was trying to click and drag it (this was before i started recording footage)

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firstly, i ran into an audio bug which resulted in the game being silent except for random loud pops and crackles. i can recreate the bug by going to the volume slider in the main menu and moving it all the way to the right, hitting the mute button two times (on and off), and then moving the slider back toward the center of the slider. 

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• the game is kinda hard, but i enjoyed the challenge.
  • enemies spawn sort of suddenly.
  • some projectiles go faster but look the same as the slow projectiles.
  • there's no healing
• i liked the text that changed when the player takes damage!
• i wish i could see the player character's face.
• i think the game does a great job interpreting the theme. i like reflecting enemy projectiles. 

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here's my first playthrough where i win on the third run. the audio is broken, please be warned about the aforementioned loud pops and crackles. 

here's my second playthrough. it's a no-hit run, since i knew what i was doing this time hehe. and i wanted to get a recording with working audio. 

sadly, the dialogue seems broken and loops forever.

gameplay video:

very nice atmosphere it created. i enjoyed walking around in each environment a lot. i also liked the little collectibles that the player could pick up. the hidden "OH YEAH" art surprised me lmfao

picking up the spinning words didn't feel like it had much impact. it made them show up on my HUD, but that's all i could tell that they were doing. 

i also like the cutscene at the end, that was a nice touch

a recording of my playthrough: 

the antagonist is sooo cute! omg. i love their facial expressions. really fun and interesting gameplay. awesome awesome awesome.

my playthrough:

that was super fucking hard LOL

super cute art!! the music is fun. i like the respawn animation.

the way the player switches colors is a little janky, and the levels are EXTREMELY unforgiving.

i had fun though :D

my playthrough: 

very cool! cool and depressing :D i liked the writing and the art a lot.

the "typing" and "keyboard repair" minigames were a nice surprise.

youtube playthrough:

love the art!

the main character being so terse was off-putting to me at first, but i like that there are still some dialogue options to show that the main character cares.

i was surprised by the more serious themes that got introduced :0 it's an interesting aspect to include in a game that starts out more silly and fun, talking about anime and sharing nudes.

thanks for the game :)

i like the art of the fairy character. the writing is very funny and goofy; and it's very direct.

"Will I be able to go back home?"
"No."

it's also very amusing that earning the strip-tease and the sex scene requires me to click on a bunch of small pictures of animals. 

overall: fun and funny lil game :)

super cute game! i love the character designs and the funny dialogue

i had two prototypes for this jam, and i ran out of motivation for both 😛 i spent about a week per prototype, i think? either way, no worries

i would say so. i think progress can mean thinking about the architecture/design even when not writing code or creating assets. i have a big Obsidian document, a draw.io diagram, a TLdraw page, a physical notebook . . . and i refer to them when i can't think of what to do in Godot or vscode

the art is by Kenney

i like the subversion of the theme--that the growth is something you have to fight. i was very surprised to see blood stains as well! XD

the ending! omg! that was really cool :) it lasts a little long but i enjoyed my time with it still 

loved the intro exposition 

cute game, i like how happy the flowers look when they're fully grown