A very cool and unique entry. It took me a few minutes to figure out how everything works but it was fun to try things and see what they led to. The delicate balance of going for risking higher threat levels and taking the loss was very well done!
Very raggae-licious! Love the vibes. The platforming was pretty challenging for me, but then again, I don't play 3D Platformers much. Regardless, solid game. Nice use of assets, looks pretty cool!
I like the setting. Nice, sprawling level design to get lost into, and enough weapon variety to keep them feeling interesting. I had an issue with sounds occasionally not playing, but otherwise the game was smooth.
This was a cool, puzzle game! Took me a while to get a hang of but it was a lot of fun. The atmosphere and environments were very intriguing. The risk mechanism was quite well done!
I absolutely loved everything about this game! Took me back to the days when I had a GameBoy! Art was beautiful and the game was short but sweet, leaving me wanting for more!
This is a very solid and addictive wave-based survival game. The roulette system, alongside the newer types of enemies, always makes you adjust your playstyle and keeps you on your toes. Nice work!
It's so tranquil and peaceful! The gameplay is very intuitive and the visuals are beautiful. I think you really conveyed the idea of drifting through dreams quite well!
Haven't seen a game like this in a long time! The art and music were very cool and added to that old-school and lighthearted vibe. The game was simple and yet addictive and kept making me want to rack up higher scores.
This was a lot of fun! I like how most of the details are implicit and has to be learned as you play the game. No timers, but the music (or lack thereof) and change in colors tell you whether its time or not. Clearly a lot of work went into this game, which is impressive!
This felt like a teaser, but what a teaser! It's a good detective game that makes me look for the clues, and the writing had its hooks in me right when the game ended!
Wow, this game was brutal, but in the same way the old school games used to be. I loved the aesthetics (proof that Unreal games can look unique when the artists have a vision!)
This game was one of my favorites so far, and has the best execution of risk-reward mechanisms. Do I just try to load up for go straight up? Do I slip out a second early and try to maximize the loot I can grab? And everything else is perfect as well! The art, the use of sounds, the UI!
I personally do not have the patience or coordination to play a precision platformer, but I can tell when I see a good one. Gameplay is responsive, the art is very cute and dreamy, the soundtrack is tranquil. Everything is so well-designed and polished!
You made a cool game, it was fun rising up the levels of risk and trying them all out. Some of the enemies are kinda same-y but there's also variety so it was fun to play.
The game was fun and your art is top-notch! Turn based combat did become a bit predictable after a while but it was short enough to not frustrate me and it was pretty easy. But loved your and will follow your socials!
I liked the swappable arm feature, haven't seen that before! Having a large, sprawling level was nice, felt like I was diving inside a hive. Besides slow movement and some uneven collisions, everything pretty solid. Nice work!
Wow, that was pretty good! The visuals looked quite polished and the gameplay was fun and exciting> Would be great to see an expansion with more level variety!
Nice work on your first game jam! This is also my first one (that I'm completing lol) Despite the length, it was pretty enjoyable. The walking animation stopped after a second when I moved left but other than that, everything else was smooth! Looking forward to your next games!
That was an intense experience from start to finish. The art-style almost felt lego-like and it worked so well with the film-noire aesthetic! The music added to the intensity of the atmosphere. And of course, the writing had me hooked! Awesome!
I kinda meant more as a personal opinion (read: skill issue) because I kept running into things. I guess there's a lot of things on the screen, so it's a bit hard to see where I'm going. I'll play the game a few more times so that I can offer you more constructive criticism.
On a different note, I felt like I'd never seen anything like this and I showed it to my friends, who also agreed!
