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Left or right, who can even tell the difference >.< 

Thanks for playing!

Thanks for playing! Senselessly hammering buttons is the definition of the genre :) I tried with the holding on the screen to have the player break and having to actively farm for money. Needs balancing for sure.

Thanks for playing! Camera becoming automated is a feature, but sadly it's buggy in combination with one of the upgrades! I'll fix and release, together with more cameras to run a proper CCTV operation. 

Celeste anim and arts!

love it when devs just go all style

When the light goes out it's just a luck to find another one. Would have been nice if the enemies drop hints or some other mechanic to help me find a safe spot again.

love the foraging almost farm to table as experience mechanic. lovely presentation too!

tough topic to start game jamming with. thanks for sharing.

menu jam goes hard. Eat more cookies.

Go Eldritch!

cute fun. I wanted to see the slides actually, which made it doubly funny

poor cup

fun

cute

Inspiring. Having myself lost in an infinitely growing city sounds intruiging.

Art is bonkers.

To be clear I'm not the author :).

Just saw it and always good to report back to the original author so they have idea where spike in traffic comes from.

FYI: picked up by https://www.rockpapershotgun.com/2019/02/21/one-more-second-local-multiplayer-cr... Nice! Looks like a fun game, with a theme taking more than positively.

I made the entry in hopes of forcing myself to finish up. Well that didn't happen as you can see. Got held up on trying to perfect my vector maths!

Thanks for the encouraging comments.  I still like the idea (and the name that goes with it) so might give it a whirl and do my own little jam next week! I

Really solid jam entry. Good tempo in progression from level to level, going for an epic finale and well showcasing the potential of the concept. 

The constant shifting between movement and aiming (more of a guessing) golf/worms/artilery style is interesting, albeit I personally cannot get over the dissonance of the two playstyles. 

Platformers without direct movement have been showing here and there, with the biggest of late I can think of is Dandara.