haha sorry the crazy cat lady got you, thank you for playing!
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This is such an interesting idea, and something I didn't know I wanted to play in a game! I gotta say my favorite part is the atmosphere and the art, but the gameplay concept is really unique too! I think maybe because I was unfamiliar with a lot of things the pacing felt a little too slow in the tutorial and too fast in the actual game so I failed the first time. But I think with some tweaking and more command solutions the game could be even better!
I decided to play because the art is SO PRECIOUS and I was not disappointed! The cooking deadlines feel challenging enough and designed to incentivize you to use the time mechanics, which I really appreciated as I was learning how they worked. I also forgot to look at the recipes lol but I was able to figure it out on visuals alone which is nice! I unfortunately couldn't beat all the levels but I had fun! I love cooking games and this one was an enjoyable play.
Hi! I’m overjoyed to see that you liked the game and the art style I worked on :) Yeah, unfortunately we ran into some last minute technical issues for the game so we ended up not having as much time for play testing as we would have liked which would have definitely helped with the balancing problems and bugs that you experienced. Thank you for taking the time to play the game and write detailed feedback it really helps!
Great spooky atmosphere especially with the lighting! I found myself getting invested in the vampire's story even with the short timeframe and the narrative felt well intertwined with the countdown because it added to the sense of desperation and fear. Loved the art design as well especially the cutscenes and portraits :) I'm a sucker for the chunky lineart (also wondering if this is yuri? based if so)
The diorama style is incredible!! We are also working on a (non game jam) game in a similar art style so I'm happy to see another great take on it :) I'm not normally good at these kinds of games so it took a bit to understand but I really enjoyed seeing the light indicating the turns look like a real light affecting cardboard. So sick to see, keep up the great work :)
