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I have to agree with your general statement and core issue. If one is using the more "open to use AI". However apps/tools like https://cascadeur.com/ uses AI to help create animations, which picks from their animation library. However the sourcing of that data I don't know, so it could still fall under the Unethically aspect as I can't say if it's all inhouse/mocap sourced, or they've just pulled freely from anyone and everyone.

But it's possible to have something that provides AI-assistance (from my above example) to things we're more commonly referring to when mentioning "AI" which is your point of "they just use whatever they find, no cares given" with a simple prompt

I would not question your intelligence, and if you didn't find it enjoyable, that's fine too. I personally am "eh" on platformers, and I really don't find racing games fun.

However if you're a fan of warioware styled "do this task fast, NEXT!" and physics based throwing games. Then we just didn't capture the magic of the genre you enjoy. And that's ok.

I think the screen is too small, maybe publish or update it so fullscreen is possible

The concept of the bug being meta (am I even using that word right?) There wasn't a bug in the game to work around, But the game inside the game (YoDawgIHeard.jpeg) had bugs you could exploit as a mechanic, at least the slide infinite ramp up speed, the double-jumping was just a straight up bug lol

I liked it, was interesting take on the theme.

Very nice, also having certain elements (positive, and negative) still able to function makes the pause (time powers) risky. Not sure if the down-attack+double-jump was mentioned anywhere, I figured it out at the boss fight after a bit. Of course perhaps I failed to read. Either way, nice little castlevaina-like with a sort of prince of persia sands of time vibe 

Bean Counter go brrrrrrrr. Was an interesting take on card and auto-battlers, reminded me of Loop Hero, as it's also a auto battler with card mechanics