Not harsh at all, I love hearing what people thought of the game. It did need a bit more feedback and polish, thanks for sticking through to the end, I'm thrilled that you liked the cutscence and called the game art. It's wonderful to hear that.
Playing on your phone is probably why you got 8/20. Some of the modifications/tells were pretty subtle even on a larger screen. Glad you liked the cutscence, and thanks for the bug report.
Thanks for playing and the comment. Agreed it could have used a bit more feedback throughout. I'm glad we were able to capture the awful feeling of what AI is doing to us and have it shine through. "Fear of what it might not be" is a great way to describe it.
Thank you, nice job getting a perfect score. A clone brush was very helpful in mimicking the way AI artifacts. It definitely could have used some more feedback.
Thank you. We considered adding more famous pieces but decided against it due to the limited scope of the project, we thought people would either be too suspicious of them or notice something wrong right away. But in a more fleshed out version a couple would have been nice.
I hate that feeling as well, and knowing we'll never be able to go back to a time before it is awful. Thanks for the review, I agree that it's missing some kind of progress indicator and deeper feedback. I'm glad you liked the cutscene.
I really liked the visuals, the character designs are great and it has a satisfying gameplay loop. I found the connection to the theme of the jam a little lacking.
Love the character design and the rest of the visuals. Like dippers994 commented, doing something while waiting would be nice, maybe talking with the characters to gauge if you can trust them. I think a longer version of this game with more features would be very interesting.
I liked the first section, a good take on these kinds of platformers. I stopped playing after the first checkpoint where it was multiple sets of three platforms to jump to with only one having a collision box. It's fun baiting out traps in these kinds of games but random chance deaths after a really precise platforming section was too frustrating for me. The music and visuals were good, especially the skybox.
The art is cute, the color palette is great. I like the song, I wish it had been a bit longer before it looped. The puzzles are classic but the hit boxes could have been just a touch smaller to prevent accidental button presses. Getting inspiration from games you like is a good way to learn, next time try to change them a bit more and see what twists you can come up with.
Also you should put the controls in the description.
I really like the art style, that's a pretty sick rolling animation. I like the combat system and not knowing what the potions do is fun and chaotic. I had some UI issues, with buttons appearing off screen and the buy potion menu being so large I couldn't read everything. I'd be interested in seeing the finished version of this game.
The base idea of the game is good, having a game where you don't trust the shopkeepers can lead to some interesting things. This just feels like a very early version of a game, I was hoping the devil shopkeepers would either attack me or sell cursed items to fit with the jams theme better. I wish the end room had something in it.
Short and cute. I like the premise and the interactions. The controls are a little clunky and on the victory screen the text goes off screen. I also wish it was harder to tell if some people were alive or dead. Love the two endings I got.
Cute game, love the art. The sudden scream is great. Minor bug I got a few time. The NPC's first line would display but subsequent lines just read "Test" dying and trying again fixed it.
