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It's finally happening! I'm so excited! Great work guys! It's looking great so far!

Fun game! I love the adorable graphics and Into-The-Breach style tactics! The luck concept was fun enough that I wish the developers went further with it! Reduce the number of rerolls to make changing your dice with chest items a bigger issue. I want to be at the mercy of the dice! There's a lot of ways to twist this concept that I'm sure had to be set aside for the sake of time, but it was a lot of fun!

I had one time where my bard gave my Pawladin another turn despite her not having taken a turn yet. Besides that, the gameplay was really solid!

This is really good! A couple of them really stumped me!

Gotcha. Hm. Well, thank you! That helps!

A friend of mine has a ZBook (I think), so I'll try it out. Sorry it didn't work for you! I'll let you know if I figure out what happened!

https://kingoftheconnors.itch.io/esaus-world

Reunite with your brother Esau, learn to rely on each other to puzzle in tandem, solve co-op puzzles in single-player mode, and mend the relationship of a broken family. This is my first official game! If you want to help, sign up to my email list (I promise I don't spam, and you can always unsub) and wishlist the game when it comes out on Steam! http://eepurl.com/iqGRUw

Good idea. Done! Thanks for the feedback!

Companion-AI. Ever played Planet of Lana?

https://kingoftheconnors.itch.io/esaus-world

Reunite with your brother Esau, learn to rely on each other to puzzle in tandem, solving co-op puzzles in single-player mode, and mend the relationship of a broken family.

This is my first official game! If you want to help, sign up to my email list (I promise I don't spam, and you can always unsub) and wishlist the game when it comes out on Steam! http://eepurl.com/iqGRUw

Thank you so much! This is exactly what I've been looking for! Do you take commissions?

OMG, this is so good! Are you sure about letting anyone use it for commercial products? You're incredible!

Hey! It's not perfect, but here's the bitmask I'm using for this tileset! I use 3x3 (minimal), and an atlas for the un-bitmasked-sections. The autotile can't discern a block-wall-with-grass-on-all-sides from regular grass, since both would have tiles in all directions, so the autotiled version is comparatively simpler, and I use it as a base before painting the finer details myself (if you use an atlas, it doesn't update the autotile, so it works great).

Love the IntoTheBreach-esque gameplay! My main complaint is how you can get into an un-winnable situation if two of your blasters die too early. Into The Breach kept the mechs but left them on "autopilot" with no special abilities. Maybe something like that could work here?

Good concept. The art and presentation are really good too! It was a little bit difficult to get into, due to the amount of time it takes to regen health. At some points I was just sitting behind a wall waiting, which was a bummer. I'd love there to be an HP indicator on enemies too! One time I waited fifteen seconds to get health only to learn my opponent was at 1 hp. That really sucked.

I loved the spriteart! The concept was really original too! One thing I wish I could do was use a three-button scheme for choosing your character, like Q for fire, E for thunder, and R for ice, so I could swap between them more efficiently. You all did a great job!

Thank you for the advice! I've added a short how-to-play on the game page for future players. The lack of tutorial is one thing I really regret about the game. I hope to take your advice with me on my next game jam! Thank you again!

Really great progression! The weapon upgrades were a nice touch! I was a bit confused with how the rocket jump worked. But after a few tries, I was able to use its recharge to get over the final gap. Nice job!

Thank you so much!

A super unique take on the theme! I loved the lighting effects!

This one took me off guard! Fantastic job though! Gotta pay respects to Godot! One thing I wish I could do was view the entire screen before putting together my guy, but I just got around that by building my guy and walking around. Add some coyote time, and maybe speed up the player a bit, and it'd be great!

This was well done! Good premise and the explanation up front was very straightforward. I would say the hitboxes for the spikes are too large. In general, hitboxes should be in the player's favor, so if they can get those just-barely moments that feel fantastic! Getting killed because the hitbox went further than the visible sprite always feels bad, but an overgenerous one can make for a relaxed experience!

Great level design! The piece-pairings allow for a lot of variety while keeping to a small cast! Great game overall! Thank you for the experience!

Glad you enjoyed it!

Here's a hint: It revolves around Charge. It's not explained completely, but charge doubles the actions of connected allies. So if your ally has Beam and Hook, they can do two Beams and two Hooks next turn!