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Haha thank you so much! I'm really glad you enjoyed it! And yes, I HAD to sneak in that reference somewhere, couldn't resist making a cheeky nod to the theme! :D Thanks for catching it and for taking the time to play!

Thank you so much for playing all the way through and for the amazing feedback! Really happy to hear you enjoyed the Zelda vibes (that Triforce life counter was definitely a little homage!). The time constraint was intense, so I'm thrilled everything worked smoothly for you and that you had fun with the puzzles. Comments like yours make the jam crunch totally worth it! Thanks again! :D

Hey! Thanks for playing. The Blue Ninja is actually the NPC who gives you the solution to the light puzzle. It's not a hard lock, after speaking with them, you need to set the lights according to their hint, and then a hidden path will open in the previous room on the left.

I know it's confusing because there's no audio or visual feedback when you solve it correctly, that's definitely something I should have added! My apologies for the confusion. Let me know if you're still stuck!

Thank you so much for playing! Really appreciate the feedback. The time constraint was definitely a challenge, so I'm glad the puzzles and story came through despite it. Thanks for taking the time to play it!

Hey, thank you so much for playing and for the kind words! Really happy you enjoyed the Zelda vibes, that was definitely part of the inspiration! Sorry again about the lack of feedback on that last puzzle, it's something I'd definitely improve if I revisit this project. Glad you managed to save the ancient wisdom in the end! :D

Hello thanks a lot for your feedback ! 

The artwork is from the pack Ninja Adventure by pixel-boy. As for the puzzle you mentioned, it's likely because the camera is zoomed in too far. My apologies! You're supposed to get the solution from an NPC above the switches, then, a hidden path will open in the previous room on the left.

I know it’s a bit tricky to tell when you've found the right solution for this puzzle, as there's no audio or visual feedback for it yet. Sorry about that!