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Thanks! And congrats on cracking the code :)

I appreciate the bug report! I'm currently working to fix it. I believe it might be a Godot engine bug with Firefox specifically, but I'm looking for a workaround.

Thanks for playing! The game is definitely challenging at every level, even Easy, so beating any pattern is still impressive. I'm glad you enjoyed it!

Thanks for playing! I'm glad you appreciated that spell card, I was hoping people would enjoy it :)

You beat them all on Hard mode? That's pretty impressive, it takes me a While to beat some of the Hard ones. Thanks for playing!

Thanks for playing! I'm surprised anyone paid attention to the sprites considering they're so small haha. I'm glad you enjoyed it!

Thank you! You should also check out "Touhou Bird Up" and "Super Flappy Bird" from this jam, they also combined Flappy Bird and bullet hell gameplay in interesting ways!

Thank you so much for your feedback and kind words! I'm actually working on a post-jam version of this game, so I'll be able to put your ideas for improvements to good use. Hopefully once I have time to add more polish it'll be less of a "hidden" gem!

The art and music are great! I love the cards, they remind me of Monopoly Chance/Community Chest cards.

The strengths and weaknesses don't seem to do anything? There also doesn't seem to be any way to preview the cards you're allowed to discard, so I don't know whether it's a good idea to discard them. Also, sometimes "exchange 1 X for 1 Y" gives you one X and takes away one Y instead of the other way around, which is confusing and inconsistent. I stopped playing when I got to a card that wouldn't let me click anything, but I liked the idea behind the game. The web version seems out-of-date to the downloadable version as well.

I just finished the desktop version, I enjoyed it a lot! The controls are excellent, and the mechanics are really fun (I love how jumping and walls work!) The one thing that frustrated me was that the game really requires you to plan ahead (especially with jumps, where you need to steer in midair so your car will face the direction of the next jump), and you can't see far enough forward to do that without intimately knowing the level layout. I think the game would really benefit from the ability to zoom out the camera.

Overall, really cool game, and I'm excited to see what else you make :)