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Hi, thanks. :)
I think that using blockly to handle ZX Spectrum code could be a good idea. I was thinking to do that with NES code (or Vic20 or C64 - I am only expert on 6502 assembly, I have just a minimum knowledge of z80 assembly) after I am done with this project for Atari 2600 (but I believe that this project will take a long time to stabilize).

Super cute. It remembers me a little bit the style of Yoshy Woolly World. Great job!

Thanks for trying our game. The time was limited and we were not able to handle correctly the sound volume.

Very nice graphics and music! Good job! Just an advice (because I think the game is made in Godot), next time create also a browser version, you will get more ratings.

Thanks for trying our game! For the space in background we tried to give a nice parallax to make the experience nicer.

Thanks for playing our game!

Thanks for trying our game! Yes the sfx are a little too loud; we have added them to the game almost last minute and we had no time to fix their volume in the best way.

Thanks for playing our game! :)

Very fun game! I always love the asteroid-like games. Very good job!

I like this retro-style shooter games. The parallax effect is very nice too! I really like this game. Good job!

Super colorful, cool music, great mechanics... very good job on this game!

Super cool asteroid-like game! Good job!

Very cool nintendo space shooter style! Very good job for this Starfox style game!

Very addictive game! Nice the idea of the shop. I have only bought more bullets... and it was really easier to destroy enemies... Very good job!

Very good game as a first game jam! Good job!

That's a great game. I have downloaded it and used on Mesen. I will try also on my NES.
Cool that you have used nesfab. So far I just wrote NES stuff in assembly but I need to try nesfab as well.
Very good job!

Great game! I like the use of the colors and the idea of the dash sending the bullet back to enemies is cool! Very good job!

That's really a fun game. The idea is great and I like also how the shop is made. :)
Great job!

Thanks for trying our bullet hell game!

Thanks for playing our game!

Thanks! :)

Super cool! The mirror movements work very well. It remembers me one room in a Zelda game. Good job!

Super cool game. I like avoiding the enemy bullets while changing the gravity. Cool graphics and music! Well done!

Nice use of theme and limitation. Very nice graphics and music!

Cool game. Nice effects, graphics and music. Is it simple game but very effective. Good job!

Cool game! Nice graphics and music. Good job!

Super nice space invaders clone. I like the fact that the controls change depending on the weapon! Good job!

Super cool idea. And the graphical effects are really nice! Good job!

Great game. I love the art! Good job!

Good job! I love the dialog part :)

Cool idea. I like the mechanics with the fire and water... only one thing: the game in browser does not start automatically in full screen (pressing f12 it does) and the fire/water symbol is less visible. Great job for the first jam!

Thanks for playing my game. Yes I could have added music and sounds but I was working solo on this jam and in 3 days I had time to add them.

Thanks for trying my game :)

Nice game. Cool art and music. Good job!

Great! Thanks. :)

Just as a note, I have added also PAL60. In case you have a physical PAL device please test this as well just to see if it works (PAL60 is essentially NTSC with PAL colors but it should work on regular PAL devices - I have only a physical NTSC device for my tests). Thanks.

I have added a PAL version. The colors should be the same in both versions (even if the palette is different) and the speed of destroyer and submarines should be the same in both. Only the charges for now are moving quicker on NTSC version.

Thanks for trying my game. :)

A PAL version is not complicated. Only keeping the speed of the players and charges same as NTSC is a little more complicated because of the different refresh rate (50Hz PAL, 60Hz NTSC). Anyway I’ll make a pal version immediately after completing the few remaining missing features.