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Goby is great. Goby is life. Adding achievements is amazing too. Another great entry

What a fantastic entry. From the artwork, the shaders, the story, to the incredibly realistic raindrops that gave for a surprisingly deep yet simple gameplay loop - loved it. I got 2450 on my first full playthrough - I'm curious what others have managed to get?

Just love the aesthetic, the sounds, the overall charm. Simple enough to pickup without a formal tutorial which I like, though I'm left wanting it to develop a little faster as I continue playing. Really fun!

A little bit janky on the web version, but that didn't get in the way of the game for me. Cute mini games, great artwork, and a fun little ending when i got enough coins. Wish there was more!

Really fun, stylised idea! I sadly had the game crash on me after a few levels, and then again even earlier so I didn't get to see how it progressed, but it was fun!

Love the minimalist art style, and the animation to wrap the boxes was so satisfying. I wasn't sure if it was my end but I couldn't hear any sounds sadly, but I had fun!

That was just fantastic. A perfect length for a Jam game, had a smile the whole time, and I even got featured in Mark's video!! Great stuff, thank you

Thanks so much! Good spot as well, that's definitely something we want to fix so the To Do list feels more responsive

Ooh that's a cool idea! We definitely had some thoughts that had to be cut during the jam that would be awesome to add

Could I have beaten it faster if I didn't get distracted, max everything (and not realise you could scroll to more pinatas)?

Yes. Yes I could have. But I don't care.

What an incredible submission. The style, the polish, the hilarious visual and audio design, and even how stable everything was even near the end... No wonder everyone in the team is so well regarded. An absolute pleasure.

Thank you for playing!

We're really glad those decisions came through - how to manage good and bad news was something we kept coming back to trying to find a good balance

Thank you so much!

Thank you for playing!

Bosco recommended this one, and it did not disappoint!

Such smart level design is tough in a game, let alone a jam. My only wish is to have been blessed with another cutscene at the end to rival the peak introduction haha

Thanks Arowyn for the recommendation - such a hidden gem! I really hope more people find this one.

Started so simple, and got so difficult aha. Great loop, and super charming.

The only thing I wish there was (unless I missed it) was the option to stay on the zoomed out view. Even if the other parts didn't move until after I finished, I sometimes found myself forgetting some details from all the other levels. (But that's really just a cope for struggling xD)

Had a smile on my face the whole time playing this, and made sure to show off my creation to the family.

Great little game, fits the theme well, and has such charm. Well done!

Great execution of a great idea for the theme. Super satisfying, easy to learn, hard to master - that ol nutshell!

Took me 5:30 to get to the end, and I only had a few moments where I felt like I was doing well so I'm very curious how fast some have managed!

Wonderful. Satisfying, easy to learn, hard to master, additctive and endearing.

An awesome implementation of a clean idea and I'm glad I got to play such a good rendition of it.

I'm going to have to come back to this one, I made the leaderboard on my second run, but there's so much room for improvement..

As always, fantastic entry. Beautifully clean idea exectuted to near perfection. I see there's the odd shop bug in the comments, but I wouldn't have noticed honestly - great stuff!

Wow that's so cool there's a board game like it!

Definitely an inspiration!

Thank you! It's so gratifying to know those extra bits were worth it

Thank you so much!

Wow I've only managed to get in the 800's so far myself!
Definitely! We had a number of ideas we had to cut, including scoring systems, but we had really wanted to have some more interactions with the town. One idea was to have rumours/ anonymous tips that you had to discern whether they might be accurate or not!

I'm sorry to hear that, we must have missed something in our last minute playtesting :/ Thanks for playing!

6m31s for my first try! I'm definitely going to be coming back though.

Great way to do the theme, and just brilliantly designed honestly. The way the screen populates, the satisfaction of building your train empire, and the sfx to make it all sound so calculated. Awesome entry

Thank you for playing! Ahh I didn't find the time to get round to accounting for different keyboards, I'm sorry!

This does something that not many puzzle games do well - requiring timing and skill to complete (I think that's a big part of Portal's success). Usually it ends up a bit frustrating, or the puzzle aspect is lost. But here, the balance is amazing. The concept is introduced perfectly with unobstrusive popups at the right time, and the difficulty is tough but fair. Pretty, thematic, juicy. All round fab submission

Man. I thought it felt too difficult.. but maybe you made the enemies ebb and flow in numbers because I kept having close calls but never quite getting fully overwhelmed. Impressive balancing if so. 

I'm not sure if I stopped prematurely, but I got crazy big (even fish looked tiny) and I didn't seem to continue to grow for quite a while, but I hope I didn't miss anything at the end. There was a surprising amount of content though!

As a jam game I've got nothing to say honestly. If you continue developing, I wonder if the bullets could've been made to look more distinct from cheese, since once the bullets got bigger sometimes I found it hard to spot the cheese from all the bullet chaos. I also felt like too many enemies moved in a "predictive" pattern, or perhaps they shouldn't push you around so much?

A great game to have found just before the end of the jam. Pretty, juicy, thematic... all round top marks! Thank you for making it

Just fun all round really. I can't really give much feedback besides it being a bit too difficult for me, since much of the nuance of the gameplay I feel is beyond me when I'm so close to dying all the time! Insanely polished and stylish and very thematically fitting!

Really nice iteration of the proven formula, I found this surprisingly long as well for a jam game. Responsive movement and nicely balanced so it wasn't too hard. I got two of the Necropolis, but didn't have time for more unfortunately. Some more juice, and perhaps a bit of variety to the gameplay, like combo moments or powerups etc would be nice additions, great submission!

Clever, satisfying, and really fluid mechanics. Not much more to say really! I think the snail's actions could be telegraphed a bit more, and I was confused why the snail after a while had to return to the original position - is that so we can't get stuck? It took a while so I'd just reset the level by going outside and then back in if needed. With a bit of juice, this is basically already a full game aha. Awesome job!

The Swamp is with me!! Great little game that required all my concentration to win since it was surprisingly difficult. Hilarious premise too. Wish there was some sfx for successfully catching a fly, or hitting a boss, but it was clear either way. I'm surprised I never fought the goose!

Thank you for playing! I'm sorry, I didn't have time for a number of features I wanted to add like levels with lower difficulty, which included different keyboards..

Yes, so by "stall" I just mean when a car is stationary for any reason. If they're held up by the stop mark, or by a car in front doesn't matter. I wanted to add some visual/ audio feedback for this (like the cars tooting in annoyance or something) but didn't manage it in time. Hopefully the fire system is visual enough that you can realise you are close to losing when all the cars start slowing down again and the fire colours fade away. Thank you for the feedback!

Really cool premise that has huge potential. I'm amazed you managed to pull it off though within 4 days, that's so cool. Difficulty is definitely up there, and the building wasn't wholly robust, but after a little time getting used to it I kind of forgot this was just a jam game.

P.S That jank physics was awesome :D

Awesome idea, and the visuals deliver everything so nicely. I got stuck a couple times where the ball bounces too vertically, but otherwise a really fun gameplay loop with a surprisingly high skill ceilling to boot! Lovely all round

I haven't actually seen a game with this idea, and on playing this I'm surprised since it fits so well! Really fun gameplay loop that keeps me coming back, just missing some music and sfx to help add to the impact of the heavier fish. Super fun game!

A refreshing take on the theme, I always love short little narrative games like this when they pop up, just the odd spelling error is all I can give feedback for. Lovely visuals, poetic message, and a nice length. Thank you!

Wow what a brilliant idea. Puzzle games always have a hurdle - they need to be confusing and challenging to give a rewarding gameplay loop, but not feel like bashing your head against a wall, or require lots of explaining. This does not fall over that hurdle at all. Easy to understand, but seriously hard as it went on.

The first try of each puzzle felt impossible though, as only by playing through the level did the puzzle become clear by seeing what blocks go green, and having the camera zoom out. I wonder if we could have the camera zoomed out to start, and those blocks could be numbered or something to let us know ahead of time? Nonetheless, that was a real joy, and felt super rewarding to complete a stage.