very crisp and strong art direction. needs a small tutorial. also a few game breaking bugs - orders coming with no item specification+reward, eventually ran into an out of bounds error and broke the whole thing
Hey there, thanks for this. We coded in and exported through processing - neither of us have linux but we supposed that there were probably a few people who had it so we exported that version just in case (not really knowing if it was the correct option since there were multiple choices for linux). Also the fourth stage is the cirno stage, if you couldn't beat it it is working as intended :)
The visuals and sprites are superb! I fear I might of had a bit of a skill issue but it seems other people are also having it so It's probably just a hard game - I did note that speed was definitely an over powering mechanic, making, in my opinion, Cirno the meta. Once I played as Cirno I won a lot more than the other characters.
I really enjoyed the unique artstyle in this one, and props for having it in multiple languages too. Some of the sprite alignment is off where the characters are hidden by the text prompt, and that there are floating trees, but aside from that the visuals are stunning.
Because it's a two player game it inherently becomes more fun when you've got a friend, though the draw back is when you don't have a friend there's not much to do (as there's no single player mode). The skill choices for Cirno are good and balanced.
Even if the gameplay is a bit boring, I did enjoy sitting there listening to the music - very calming. The blurbs about each fish were funny too, I liked them.
There are some typos in the PDF (not egregious or changing the meaning, but noticeable), and I think some sketches depicting some of the given scenario or characters would be nice, but I SUPER enjoy the setting given and how it's written.
The pickups not being fast enough to catch up to you is a bit of a nuisance but I really like the idea in this game - maybe an indication of where you're aiming would be nice since it's a bit hard to tell when Marisa is facing forward.
