I love this—always up for a good rhythm game, and using the numpad or dialing the phone is a great variation on it! But are we allowed to use copyrighted songs in our game jams? ^^;
This is the most visually stunning game I've played in the jam so far! In terms of aesthetics, I think it'll be tough for any game to beat this one :O
I wish the gameplay were as polished as the art and the music. It's disorienting to play a rhythm game where you have to look at the top to see what buttons to press. There's also no audio/visual feedback on whether you're missing notes—and half of the notes don't seem to be synced to the music.
It's so close to being incredible—for four days I'm impressed!
I'm not trans masc, but in the spirit of the game jam I decided to still try and recreate my avatar. Interesting variation on atmosphere for a dress-up game ^_^
I was really hoping to play a boutique-based game during the jam—I'm glad someone did one! A fashion game with dragons is a great combination :)
I was a little confused with the mechanics despite doing the tutorial, I couldn't manage to figure out what tailoring does! I think with a little more refinement of the mechanics it'd be really good.
I like the drawings of each piece of life! I do think the sound effects could have been a little quieter—I had to mute my headphones while playing the game
I love the palette of the game—brown is an underrated colour, and the contrast between the white/brown sun fairies and the green moon fairies definitely fits the theme!
Having the K button trigger a dash on release instead of input made some of the platforming hard, though. And my finger got really tired spamming J during my many attempts on the boss fight. I think with tighter controls this would be even greater ^_^
