I like the art style and atmosphere. An indicator that show up when something is interactable would be nice, like the question mark on your previous game. Also including controls at description would be helpful. You really should upload pictures of your games, it will bring more attention.
The visual style adds to the horror. The menu is impressive and faithful to the analog horror aesthetic. I liked the introduction too — it gives more detail about what happened.
The visuals are so charming — they remind me of PS1 games. The fixed camera is a creative choice; it makes the game feel like a theatre play we're watching. I really liked the aesthetic.
I liked the art design; there are illustrations for many different scenes. The sounds are well-chosen to support the events. The parts with voice acting were also well done.
I was on the edge of my seat the whole time — turns out it was more wholesome than I expected. The art style is charming, especially the characters — very cute designs. The story is captivating and maintains a great tone. It doesn't throw in twists just for the sake of it, and the characters stay true to themselves. Great job!
The art is really good, I especially liked the animations of the player and the machines. The management aspect is well thought. My only issue was inserting fuel rods into the engine — sometimes it works, and sometimes it doesn't. Overall, nice entry!
Tarot and the Four Horsemen fit well as a theme. It needs some polishing, but it's an interesting concept. It inspired me to make a card game in the future.
I liked the upgrade concept. Being able to reset and try different upgrades was fun. The upgrades are well thought out with the levels in mind. Nice game!
I liked the gameplay, the voice acting is spot on. I think the concept has potential. Mechanics like the sound getting louder as you get closer to the bombs, or upgrading the magnifying glass to expand its search area etc. would be really cool additions.
The designs look cool! The UI stood out to me — it gives off a futuristic vibe. I started getting good scores once I placed my fingers correctly. It was fun.
I like the style — the dither filter is the best one I've seen so far. I love the contrast of having so little time left, yet not feeling in immediate hurry. It feels refreshing after playing some of the more difficult jam entries.
There's a lot of mechanics and content in the game — player controls, different enemies, platforming elements, etc. — that it feels like a full game. The controls remind me of Metal Slug. The art style is nice, and it's a really challenging game.
Very fun puzzle platformer! I really liked how you integrated the theme into the gameplay. The sprites are charming — I especially liked how the cloudy corners blended with the page.
Cool game! The shadows make some platforms look 3D while climbing, which adds difficulty to the platforming and forces the player to develop a mental map for navigation. The extra lore provided by the masks is a nice touch.
There's a good amount of variety overall — upgrades, weapons, enemies — which is impressive. I liked the enemy designs too; they look intimidating. My main issue is that I keep running into upgrades and accidentally buying them while dodging enemies. I think it would be nice if you could buy them with right-click, like with the weapons.
I liked that story, Edgar Allan Poe is my favorite short story writer. Changing the color palette to represent different colored rooms was clever. The music fits the atmosphere well.
It works when I clicked start instead of using arrow keys to switch between. It looks like its on the start while its still on the quit option when using arrow keys to navigate.
