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Karthik Nagaraj

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Thank you so much! :')

Thank you!

Thank you for kind words :') I absolutely will!

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A sound-based puzzle sounds great! I found it hard to make out the very small differences in tone- I think a button to replay what you've entered before submitting it would be a great quality-of-life change. And maybe, at least in the earlier levels, some sort of feedback to show that you have it partially right would help? I did not make it past even the first level, although I got maddeningly close (at least to my ears). Perhaps people with musical training would find this easier. But the concept is great, and I would absolutely play more of it!

Thank you for your kind words! This one jam has already significantly changed my way of thinking.  I definitely will participate in more!

I promise you will!

If you ever do update this, I would love to give it a play again!

It's crazy that you made this over the course of a jam, this looks like a fully finished product to me. Everything about it is just great- the mechanics, the depth to the builds, the art style, the sound design- amazing job!

Short and simple, but so filled with bittersweet melancholy and joy both. Love the art and the music.

Love it! Picked it up immediately and figured out the basics in the first fight. For such a simple idea, there's quite a bit of strategy involved. Love the art too.

Thank you so much for your kind words! I intend to keep the momentum from the jam going and finish this as soon as I can. I haven't even finished my first game yet, and I've already had so much fun doing it- can't wait to see what else lies ahead!

I shall let you know as soon as it is done! Thanks again :)

I really loved the concept! Very creative and simple to understand. It took me a bit to realise the numerals facing that particular side were what contributed to the score on the pedestal; I think that could be made clearer somehow. I did it 14 mins. I think there is a lot of design space you could explore here and take this further!