Ooo I like that idea a lot! We’ll definitely have to tinker with that concept- we’re hoping to expand the game more in a post-jam release. Thank you for playing!
Thank you for trying our game! We’re hoping to add more levels to it in a post-jam update, since that was definitely part of the plan that we didn’t have time to implement!
Thank you for trying our game! We did have some issues with the businessmen being impossible to remove if they got too close, so we just implemented a fix for it! And thank you for pointing out the music volume thing, we adjusted that as well since it definitely was too loud.
Thank you for trying our game! We did have some issues with the businessmen being impossible to remove if they got too close, so we just implemented a fix for it!
I love the game in theory, but I could not for the life of me figure out how the dial was supposed to work even after referencing the help screen and the boss hints multiple times. I was using the elements that were indicated in the hints and the game confirmed that I was selecting the elements I thought I was (so no misclicks), but it wasn't doing damage. I think there's a lot of potential here, but it's really confusing at the moment.
It has accessibility settings! I get motion sick, so I was SO excited when I saw that you included a setting to disable the bobbing, that was an awesome touch. The hand controls took a bit of getting used to, but once I did it was a really neat mechanic.
I loved the art (the pinwheel hat was a great touch!) and the movement mechanic was fun & creative! However, the game opened really large on my screen, so parts of it were cut off, and it lagged and stuttered very badly. My computer doesn't normally have any issues with games, and I tried several things on my end to try to get it to work, but no luck. Since other commenters seemed to have been able to play it without issue, it may have been just my setup, but I wanted to mention it.
Really love the vibes- the music & art created such a great atmosphere, I felt like I was in some ancient temple in a movie. Dropping in the coins was really satisfying, both in the sound effect & watching them spiral (though I didn't see an effect from the second special coin?)
I spent a while wondering if the game had an ending, but once it did, I felt like it was the right length. Long enough to really start questioning if it would ever be enough, but short enough that I didn't end up just quitting eventually.
