That's a surprisingly high amount of not bad writing in a jam game, I'm impressed.
I'm not sure if there was a specific correct choice, but I think I made a choice I can live with.
Very cool. Feels like a well polished game.
I appreciate the in-game tutorial.
It felt very hectic at first, even after slowing down time to a 6s tic (so many interactions and flashing icons). Not sure if that was the intended experience, but a pause button would be most welcome.
And the sound design is very good!
A fun and complete experience. The mini-games felt engaging and not too hard. I enjoyed the sticker book aesthetic. The ambience and sound effects worked wonders to set the mood.
I'm personally grateful that you made this game! I wanted to make a game about crating jewellery with mini-games for a while now, but I wasn't quite sure how to make it work. And now that I've seen first hand how fun crafting things with mini-games can be I'll definitely give it a shot!
A great game, very well put together. With so many towers the replay value is off the charts! The graphic style and music work together well too.
The scrap collecting mechanic was a cool idea. I also liked the repair mechanic at first... but after wave 15 the game started to feel like a constant fight against entropy. Maybe that was the point? If so - congrats on making a deep existential game!
Surprisingly it took me less than 5 seconds to understand how to play it. It has the vibe of putting together a jigsaw puzzle, which was nice.
Bit low on the challenge side of things though. I would love o see something that would force me to make a choice, like some-kind of static element on the board that interacts with the pipes, or maybe having a little bit more pipes than I can use so that a bit of trial and error is necessary.
THIS IS AMAZING!
Took me a while to get the controls, but once I did... I over spent my rating time quite a bit...
Frantically strapping scavenged parts while dodging incoming bullets is so much fun! Definitely coming back to this one after the voting period to see how far I can get (level 14 is my record so far).
Great game! Pixel graphics and classical music were an unexpected pairing, but everything works together extremely well. Starting with a cut-scene as a way to set the stage is something I never considered before, but I definitely want to try it out in my next Jam game after seeing how well it worked in your game.
The cables also deserve a mention - the way they move feels amazing.
Great design and composition. The music works great with the circus vibes.
Leaving the debug UI on isn't that big of a deal - but not getting the improved movement into your submission on time (which I guess happened from reading other comments) is a real shame, since movement feels like the most important part of the game.
As I grabbed the paper on the very end to the right, I got a notification that I can hide. I thought that I can use it against the flowers, so I purposely died to the flower while using the ability (thinking I would be immune). Once I re-spawned, I could still use the ability, but I could not pass the beetle. I grabbed the paper again, and tried to leave the room with the flowers, but each time I left the room I re-spawned as if I died. That's the best recollection of the glitch from what I recall. Hopefully this helps.
This feels like a open ended puzzle game, and I usually love those, but I've been min-maxing my gold gain route for 15 minutes now, and there is still more games to rate :S
Love the chiptunes. Game play feel cool and the sound effects fit perfectly to the aesthetic. Will probably come back after the jam voting to finish it.
By the way, what's a wup, sdown, dok and aback? :D
Thanks for playing our game! I agree that jumping is far from perfect. A variable jump height based on press time sounds like a great idea. Incentive wise - we hoped to tackle this by adding more content (like adding special platforms that create health pickups over time) and spreading that over the level. In the end we chose to add other content over it due to time constraints.
Sooo... It took me a couple of minutes until I grasped the controls via trial and error.
Mechanic wise - it's amazing. The controls are great once you know what does what.
The graphics used have a "flash era" vibe which I enjoy quite a bit
There seems to be only one thing that prevents me from enjoying this game: my own incompetence. I just can't for the life of me keep a turret in orbit.
Overall - great game, 9/10, would crash in to the moon again if given the opportunity.
What a fun chill game! The music is very fitting. Adding the notebook was a very good idea, since it allows me to check up on things I might have missed.
I wish there were more sound effects, the only one I noticed was the hum when you move around.
I was kinda confused by the little rocks that block the way. I would expect the might Bob to ignore such insignificant obstacles! :D