Like Axel said, once the jam officially starts, you can submit your game through the jam page. A button will appear on the page for you to do so . You will need to upload your game to itchio first as a project and then publish its page and make sure that it's public. When you click the submit button, there will be some questions you will need to answer about your game and then you select which one of your projects you want to submit for the jam.
This has to be one of the best games in the jam, if not the best game. I'm surprised it doesn't have more ratings! The level design, graphics, and sound all really came together perfectly. And I loved the twist at the end of the game as well! Great job!
I had a lot of fun playing this! The puzzles and level layout where very well done, and I enjoyed hunting down all the lollipops (even though the was one I couldn't find).
I loved this game! It was well built, especially with it being your first game. I like how the music built up as the loops were collected and added to the loop theme as well. I also really appreciate that this game was you taking back your creativity . It might not be for the same exact reasons, but there have been times where I felt like I lost myself, my sense of control, and my creativity. It's not an easy thing to recover from. And I'm glad making this game helped you with that.
This was short and sweet! The gameplay felt good and responsive, and I liked how you got creative with the loop mechanic. Having the level loop around on itself was really neat!
I loved playing this game! It was such a cute puzzle game and I love how the halos are construction hats for the characters. Though I do wish the music was louder. That and more levels. Those are my only complaints about the game.
I wanted to play this but, unfortunately, I'm not able to run it properly on my laptop. It lags so much I actually can't play the level, even with the graphics set on low. Which stinks because it looks like a great game! Just wish I could play it.
This was really easy to pick up! I liked that the mechanics were simple and straight forward. I would have liked for there to be more checkpoints throughout the game though. Instead of starting at the first planet in the area every time you died you went to the last planet you orbited. There were times where I made a lot of progress but then lost it and had to start from square one, and I ended up losing a lot of momentum from that.
This game is addicting to play! I feel like I could have played this for hours if I had the time. I love how you took the theme "loop" and interpreted it as "being in the loop." I do wish there was more info on how the points added up, like as you saw the points add, you also saw which perks activated and by how much. But I guess that depends on how much info you want to show the player. All in all, I really enjoyed playing this!
This was a lot of fun to play! I liked how the doors were used to block off paths when they opened, I thought it was a creative mechanic to use in the game.
I liked this game! It took me a moment to figure out how the ice tiles work, but once I did, solving the puzzles felt satisfying. My biggest complaint has to be the lack of audio, but reading the other's comments it sounds like there was? So either the audio too quiet for me to hear, even with headphones on or something bugged causing it to be mute. Either way, it was fun!
This was a lot of fun! I can see this being a game I could get on my phone and play on the go. I felt the sound effects fitted the actions and the animations were also satisfying! I do wish there was a way to go back to a previous word and submit something different , so if you get stuck you don't have to start all over.
I loved the concept of this game! I got a kick out of watching all my little copies running around the level as they got into position. I did find a bug that breaks the level though. If too many copies are in an area or are pushed into the side of a wall, you can end up on the other side of it. You can skip a lot of the problem solving using that glitch.
This was a good game! I liked the premise and the gameplay felt unique as well. I do wish there was a way to see which levers needed to be switched . I know there is the red warning sign but you aren't able to see it until you're close to it. It would have bee nice if there was an indicator in the UI that told you that you needed to flip a switch and where to find it.
I loved the premise of the game and the artwork! However, it felt like I was just playing the same levels over and over again and it felt like the game had no ending. I would have loved for there to be an ending where the cat finally got the salmon. For the levels, it would have been great if there was an increase in difficulty the higher the score got, so that it felt less repetitive.
Over all, I really enjoyed the game! I like that there is a challenge to improve your score and optimize your time and jumps, and I got a kick out of the opening song. It would have been nice to have some way to keep track of your progress throughout the game, like something to tell you how many levels are left and how many times you jumped, but I'm glad it shows the results at the end. I enjoyed the easter egg in the opening scene, though. I was reading the info below and scrolled back up to see cool guy show up.
I'm sorry to here that! I'm not exactly sure why it got blocked... Is there a way turn it off while you download it? I don't think there's much I can do now that submissions have closed.
This was fun to play! The animations are solid! Something I think would help though would be longer breaks between waves so the player has moments where they can prepare better for the next one.
I liked your game! The music was at a good volume and I liked your interpretation of the theme. Some sound effects would have been nice like when you turn the maze or complete a level. The pink lines though can be hard to spot while playing as they often blend in with all the purple. The physics also made it hard to judge which direction to turn and when to time them, though that could be intentional.
Overall, I'd consider this a good game! It has a lot of potential.
