Pretty fun stuff around! I think this applies to every wario-ware-like (including my own) where certain minigames are confusing, but after a few attempts it makes sense, great job!
The visuals and their effects amazed me! Made it to the fall-guy platforming minigame and found it a little bit too challenging, but overall a pretty fun experience
Thank you! I'm glad you enjoyed it! The game is indeed quite difficult to grasp at first, so I'm happy to hear people are playing more than a single attempt!
This was a pretty clever idea and well executed! Having to think outside of the box for various of the puzzles made me feel big-brained, and with some funi twists around, great job!
Thank you and I'm glad you enjoyed it! Yeah I've noticed that it's a bit confusing at first, but I'm glad people are managing to figure out the mechanics!
Recently been getting into roguelike/lite shooters and this is pretty solid! Lots of fun, enjoyed the fact that you can somewhat manipulate the challenge which goes well with the rewards, and there's a bunch of great funi references all around!
Thank you for the feedback! And yeah I did notice afterwards that the initiation may be a bit confusing to figure out at first, will try to add some sort of tutorial after the jam is over, I'm very happy that people are managing to figure it out nonetheless haha
Haha yeah, I noticed afterwards that some people didn't notice the guests' need to be entertained, might add some sort of tutorial/indicator on the first guest after the game jam
It hadn't crossed my mind the usage of WASD but it is a great shoutout! After the jam I will add both options for preference, and the shadows would indeed make for some nice detail, lessons to learn all around!
Read the other comment and made it to the current end, the clicking mechanic works really well! I often find point-and-click projects where the cursor is such a pain to navigate with, so really good job in that department!
Great references around and brought a few chuckles, would had loved to see more of it!
Thank you for the feedback! I tried to stick with the very simplistic minigame mechanics just to try to squeeze as many minigames I could into it, initially planned 10, ended up with 24 so quite happy with how it turned out haha
I believe the easiest solution to this is by placing the comments on the games' rating pages, as you get to rate after trying out a game, leave a comment there, and your comment will have your submission attached to it automatically, nice and simple for everyone to follow across!
Pretty fun concept, I completely missed the list on my first attempt so I was just purchasing things at random haha, would had loved the option to delete numbers I've accidentally put in, or using the numpad, other than that it was pretty good!
