Hey there! Thank you so much for playing our game and for the compliments! Yes, upgrading the enemies sounds like a great idea. We originally decided to make the player run faster as he loses weight, but it was already fairly difficult to win, so we decided to not implement that. But yeah, maybe we could've made Dave run faster and then also tweak how many enemies spawn.
Hi there! Thank you so much for playing the game! Yes, we had an issue where if you restart the game scene, the weight doesn't work properly... Unfortunately, it's a bit too late to fix that :(
Hey, thanks for the compliment and the feedback. Yes, we were worried that without a tutorial it would be quite confusing. But essentially, the ghost (i.e., you) needs to reveal evidence around the map before the detective "scans" said evidence. If the detective sees all the evidence, you will win.
Thanks for the compliments, I'm happy that the game felt like Sherlock Holmes, we were a bit worried that the lack of ambience may not portray that detective feeling enough. The broken wall section is probably the most interesting part of our game, I'm glad you liked it!
Hey, thanks for playing our game, and thanks for the compliments! Yes, the detective AI was (very) stupid. He follows a list of waypoints. We wanted to make it dynamic (and respond to sounds like breaking vases and tearing paintings) but we ran out of time.
I love the cute graphics and the cute music. I love the detail you put into the game, including the tilting of the sprites, the water dripping from the ceiling, etc, it makes the world feel alive. The controls feel snappy, but I wish you could jump slightly higher. Great job!
Thank you so much for your kind words! And thanks for wasting time on our little game hahaha. Please, do note that this is somewhat of a rage game :) But yes, we tried to design the spawning system that takes into account how well the player is doing. We aimed for a system that creates constant tension and pressure.
:D thanks for the input. Yes,we didn't think of the sticky keys on Windows :/ We originally used Right Control, but during testing, we realized that Control-W closes the tab XD, so we decided to use R-Shift.
Glad you enjoyed playing our game. Yes, we spent a lot of time tuning the balance, and I'm happy that it feels fair. The game is infinite, so you will never find the chef, unfortunately. Thanks for playing :)
Hi there! Thanks so much for playing our game, and thanks for your kind comment :D We might consider adding some special abilities in case the player falls, but we didn't have any time to do so during the jam.
Wow! Thanks for the long reply :) Yes, we put a lot of effort into polishing this game, and I (the programmer/composer in our 2-people team) barely slept lol. We play-tested this game a lot, and it took hours to adjust the balance of the game (especially how to create semi-random dice so that players don't get bullied by it) I'm very glad that you enjoyed the game and noticed the details, it means a lot to us! Great job on getting your new high score! (I will probably make a personal high-score system and a global high-score system soon. This way, the players can feel the sense of competition and feel the need to improve their skills.) Thanks a million mate :)
This is a very fun (octo)puzzle(r) game. I know you used your own game engine so this might be asking too much, but I feel like a bit more visual feedback (like more camera shakes and maybe a flashing effect when the player reaches the goal) would make it feel a lot juicier. I love the little tutorial windows :D, they are so cute! Very smart! Also, impressive that you did all the art! Even though I can do pixel art too, I can never draw this kind of style. Great work!
It was a bit confusing at first, but I get it now! Great concept, don't see turn-based games very often. Do some polishing post-jam, add more elements to the game, and keep up the good work :)
Cool game idea! The physics is goofy and random, which fits the theme of the game. Here's a little tip: make 2 colliders with different layers so that you can detect whether the player is stuck, and resolve it by applying some force. Other than that, great game and keep up the good work.
Hi there! Glad you noticed so many details of this game :D Thanks for such a long and insightful comment, I truly appreciate it! Nice chatting with ya! Your game is awesome too (especially the fact that you made the engine and it's running so smoothly)!
Wow! Such a cute game, and such a cool concept. I thought humans and aliens are friends, but it turns out nope lol :) Good for you guys for doing everything including the art, music, and sound in just 48 hours. Keep up the good work lads! (Also btw, I noticed that you have some different endings and that your credits screen looks very cool, so I can tell you put a lot of effort into every detail :D keep it goin')
Very fun and well-made game! Since I am a master of bullet hell platforming (lol) I thoroughly enjoyed it! It would be more interesting if you spawn less enemies but make the enemies' bullets bounce off walls and platforms :) Also, add some screen shakes, it definitely helps! One detail I noticed is that the music only starts when you start the roll, which is amazing! Keep up the good work!
This game is both creative and good-looking at the same time. Haven't seen a strategy game in a long time in this jam lol. Very impressive that you made this by yourself in 48 hours + the music! Keep up the great work mate!
You have a very creative and good-looking game. An enemy spawned on top of me and I died before I can do anything lol, maybe check the surrounding before spawning the enemy? Also, the dice rolling animation looks a bit strange, but it's a jam game, so no big deal :) I noticed that you did the art and the music, which is very impressive! Keep up the good work lads :)
Not the most creative idea, but love the cute art and cute scene! Also, the sound when you roll your dice off the level is so amazing :) Incredible that you did the art and the coding in 2 days. Keep up the great work!
Your game is great, keep up the good work. The idea can be a bit more engaging tho. One thing I'm gonna point out, your game's audio is a bit loud just like mine lol. Also, is the art from an asset store pack? it looks oddly familiar.
