Alrigh, I (finally) looked at it.

Apparently, the itch app opens HTML5 games in its own browser, which doesn't support the prompt command. I can't fix that!

But if you (or anybody reading this) wants to play the game downloaded via the app, you can do it properly by clicking the option gear, then Manage, and Open folder in explorer. 

Then click RoboCreator_by_RoboCorp.html and open it in your preferred browser, which most likely will support the prompt command!

Or alternatively, you can just play the game online :)

Thanks :)

Hey. I don't have the time to find how to fix that at the moment, but I'm listing the issue and will look at it when I can (might be in a few months though)
Can you tell me on which OS you're playing?

The game looks quite good. It's a shame it has such a slow start before it gets interesting.

Reached 104.6%

It's finally here! Glad I got to play it.

For some reason I had an invisible zombie following me at some point. I only spotted it thanks to its shadow. Do you know what could have caused it?

The game looks really good, I loved exploring it.
Especially liked the slav party and emotional bridge

The game looks quite good.

Sadly I didn't really understand what I was supposed to do and I have to move my mouse a lot to look around.

I really enjoyed the attention to details in the environment though

Nice little game, I just wish the game actually stopped when the text gets out of the screen.
p3nt4g0n is quite hard to type fast!

The game's concept is good but the controls are not so well designed sadly.
The character feels too "slippery" and having to use the mouse as well as the keyboard interrupts the flow often. Also, the hack controls, once you get to the y axis one, become too much as they are not logically connected to each other.

I hope this helps!

The hacking animation is a bit slow and I'd like to be able to attack when moving.

All the other things I had to said are already in the other comment!

Hey, apparently you are trying to make a hard game, but I think you should work on the character's control. They are way too sensible, and it makes things hard in a frustrating, uncontrollable way.
Good luck with your work in the future!

You did very well! It was enjoyable and not too long

Nice short game!
I didn't really understand that I was actually hacking some drones until I read the other comment, and it found it kind of distracting when it was hovering around me. Don't know what you can make out of this comment but I thought it could be useful to mention it.

Also I'm kind of proud I managed to make it through the whole game

The concept is very simple but the competitive part makes it really addictive!
The game gets hard pretty quickly though.

I almost made it to the leaderboard, but didn't do well enough :/

Your game looks really good!
Sadly many things were unclear to me. What are the wards made for? Also most hacks can't be performed without prior knowledge on some topics. It makes the game inaccessible to most people.
Still I really like the concept and moving in the level feels very pleasant.

Did you publish the game as mobile friendly? It doesn't appear properly on my phone :(

Exactement, du beau travail !

C'était vraiment bien, j'y ai joué avec un grand sourire idiot

Did you upload your game on Itch first?
You've got to upload the game then submit it to the jam.

This was really good, well done!

Thanks, I'm glad you liked it!

Rien de défini, c'est juste par rapport à l'idée que le jeu permet d'apprendre!

That's an interesting use of perspective, I had never seen something like this in a Bisty game

Pas mal, j'ai un peu pleuré à la fin.

If you feel like it you definitely should work more on this project, it's both simple and a lot of fun.

A lot of fun, congrats