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Well, there's sort of a soundtrack. The song is part of a big collection on Bandcamp!

https://dobuki.bandcamp.com/album/vincent-vol-4-les-ann-es-2000 (track 15)

Oh yah, I could tell there were some things missing, but the idea could work well. Perhaps if the game evolves in some way while it's paused, then the switch could be used strategically to get out of a dangerous situation.

Nice fun game. I made a video that includes your game (last one played), so check it out here!

Very nice artistic game. This made for a great let's play video. Check it out here:

I really enjoyed this game, it was an interesting challenge that got my brain working. You can check it out as part of my video:

Congrats on the win! I played the game and found it way too difficult. I didn't realize you can lean the line. But mainly, I think I'm just bad at math.

Check out your game in my latest "Let's Play video!"

Hey there, I played your game as part of my "Let's play" video. Check it out!

I ended up playing your game a second time in my latest video:

A fun little entry. I played this as part of my video. Check it out!

Nice graphics! I played your game in my "Let's Play" video. Check it out!

Hey there, I played your game again in a new video. Feel free to check it out!

Hey there, I made a YouTube video which include your game. Check it out!

Excellent game! I made a video that includes your game. Check it out!

Hi there, I included your game in my gameplay video. Check it out here!

Hi there, I included your game in my gameplay video. Check it out here!

Hey there, your game is part of my next video. Check it there!

Hey there, I included your game in my gameplay video. Check it out here!

Hey there, I made a video with your game after the jam. Check it out here:

Hey there, despite the jam being over, I kept making some videos. So here's one with your game:

Yep, there was a secret 4th level. Sneaky AI...

And I considered myself just lazy... ;-P

You're right, I should document the game a bit better.

If you're interested in learning more about the vibe coding process, I do have a dev.to post discussing about it: https://dev.to/jacklehamster/vibe-coding-for-a-gamejam-4k9h

I played your game in my video!

Played your game in my video!

I played your game in my video!

Played your game in my video!

I played your game in my video:

I played your game in my Let's play video!

Your game is part of my Le't Play video!

Played your game in my Let's Play Video!

Played your game in my Let's Play video!

Played your game in my Let's Play video!

I played your game in my Let's Play video!

I played your game in my Let's Play video!

Unique experience, at time frustrating but at the same time... how else could I possible build this in 2 hours!

Feel free to check out the video of my experience, it's in the game's description!

yes, iIt's quite impressive what AI can do. But I don't think I'd want to start vibe coding all my jam games!

Though it does help for inspiration or to get started on a project when I'm a bit too lazy.

I actually filmed the entire process and posted it on the game page. It pretty much shows I really used a lot of the AI! But I'll try to edit the video and upload a new version that's a bit more digestible.

Yeah this is pretty much gonna be 10% effort on the game, 90% effort on video editing ;-P

It's unfortunate that the speech synthesizer is inconsistent between operating systems. It sounds really nice on Mac because there's many voices to choose from, but on Windows I think there's only some male voice, and on Android the default is female voice for all.

I think speeding it up would help, but to make it look better, it might need more frames in a cycle. The two images for the walking cycle look too similar, so it doesn't look very dynamic.

The diagonal direction helps but not as much as adding the in between frames.

Lovely adventure game with a nice catchy tune! Perhaps the walk animation needs improvement, it looks like the hedgehog is sliding.