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Hey, thanks!
I'm glad you didn't have any issues in your play through! :D

I'm glad you really enjoyed it! :D

I'm so glad you love the game so much!  :D
It took me a lot of trial and error to figure out how to use the Theme well. But I'm really happy with how it turned out in the end!  :D

Great job for a 48-hour project!

I was able to grab 56 coins!  :D

Thank you!  :D
I'm really  glad you enjoyed the game and that you especially enjoyed the signs! (I had a blast making the signs!)  :3

He he, no problem!  :D

I'm looking forward to seeing what you make next! (Whether or not it's another Game-Jam game... Who knows!)  :)

Glad you enjoyed it! :D

Thank you!  :D

I did my best to keep everything (art / music) minimalistic (yet still fitting) so that I had plenty of time to execute the Theme and mechanics as best I could.
There's just so little time in 48 hours! ;-;

Anyway...
I'm really, glad it worked out, and I'm glad everybody loves the signs so much!  ^-^

Ha ha, fantastic! I'm glad you loved the game so much!

Coming up with the concept took some serious thinking (and it didn't happen right away — originally the game was supposed to be entirely different until I realized what I was working on just wasn't fun :c ).

But I am thrilled things worked out in the end, and I'm glad you loved the signs so much! (I loved making them!)  x3

The only thing I noticed that I could offer the teensiest bit of constructive criticism about is your sound effect. It has a scratchy ending to it. It kind of hurts your ears lol like nails on a chalk board type hurt.

Aw, thanks!  x3
Whether or not this game is selected as the winner is completely up to the community!  ;D

That being said, I am definitely considering  making this into a real game!
(There's just another project I need to finish first!)  :D

Ha ha! Thank you, and I'm glad you enjoyed it!  xD

Thank you! :D

I'm glad that you thought that the game was (overall) beyond reproach!
(The only thing I would have really liked to do was make the experience longer... It really was too short).

Neat game!

I had a fun time reading through all the different things I could do to people.  ;D

Plus, I always wanted to be 'the man in the chair'.  :3

I forgot to read the description at first, but I checked back over there and then everything made sense.

This game was interesting!

I'm not sure if it's my cup of tea — but the fact that you got it out in 48 hours is what's truly impressive!

I found that sometimes the controls could "freeze up", which prevented me from progressing a few times. However, I was amazed that your game actually saved my progress when I had to force quit!  :o

Thank you so much for the kind words!  :D
I really am glad you found the game to be so fantastic!  x3

When it came to the game's development, I really tried my best to spare no expense while still staying within the deadline.
And yeah, I totally barely survived.

I would do it again, though!

Definitely a fun little game! :D
The art looks good, and I really enjoyed the dialogue! (The professor was great). x3

I couldn't find a way to get both meters to go down at once — I kinda overshot my mark multiple times in both meters, and it didn't seem possible to correct my error.  :c

There doesn't seem to be a way to exit the game, though. (Task Manager does work wonders, however).

No problem, Gabriel Bissonnette!

Your game is a clear outlier among the submissions.  ;D
If you ever decide to do a full game — I would totally be up for Beta testing! <3

It really was a fantastic game. :D

What a neat little game!
I enjoyed punching my arch-nemesis (the pink rectangle).

Not sure if my screen's aspect ratio was weird — but there didn't seem to be a quit button anywhere. :o

This is definitely a very impressive Game-Jam game.

The Art, Music, and Sound Effects all fit great and they really compliment the already amazing atmosphere.

Furthermore, the attention to the visual and narrative details on this project is truly impressive. I can tell a lot of polish went into those!

I could totally see this Game-Jam game as a real, full-fledged game. :D

Thanks for sharing, mate.

No problem! :D

Wow you've worked 45 hours???? That's insane!

Well, the actual development hours was closer to 24-28.

I liked to take short breaks and I made sure to sleep. :D

But I understand the hate for sloppy code! On the last hours everything think was public, dragged around from the inspector or event static hahaha I hate it so much

Hue hue, I know your pain so well.  x3

The amount of random scripts I had lying around because of scrapped designs or code is amazing. The project's code and organization literally looks like a bomb went off in an Indie Game Developer Studio's intern stairwell.

Thank you!  :D

Thank you! <3
Throwing things at people is the best.  >:3

I'm really happy you enjoyed the game so much! x3
I am thrilled that you approve of the game's mechanics, and that you found the game to be a smooth experience!

Thank you so much for playing me game! <3
(I am also glad you discovered the other levels and enjoyed those too! :D)

Thank you! :D

I do admit, simply irritating people is very welcome change from going full-on serial killer like in most games. :D

I wish I could have made a longer game because I really loved writing the signs. :3

I'm so glad you enjoyed the game so much!

Figuring out how to effectively utilize the Theme was truly the most difficult part of making this game (and this Game Jam in general).

I went through multiple ideas in my head and at least one other prototype (which got scrapped) before I settled on — well, what we have here. :)

As for developing this Jam-Game into a real one — I am actually deeply considering it.

Thank you so much for the commendations! (I really do appreciate it). <3

Polishing the game wasn't easy — movement and level traversal had not been 100% solidified until I hit the four-hours left mark.
I spent the last three hours making levels, and then I just crossed my fingers on a successful build.  x<

I had no idea Lizards would actually do that.  o-o
I'm glad both of you approve of my work!  :D

I'm glad you learned so much from the Game Jam! :D

For me, the things I learned were:

1. Proper time management.
2. How to effectively fight scope-creep.
3. How to work in a high-speed environment where results was the most important aspect.
4. How to build and export WebGL games.

And as a bonus; I learned I really hate writing sloppy code.

For me, the Game Jam was a big mix of a LOT of hard work and just a little bit of fun. To be honest, the Jam only became fun right around the 45 hour mark where my project really started to come together. :c

But all in all, I am thrilled I was able to completely my game within the 48 hours and I consider the project to be a complete success (considering its my first Game Jam). :D

Aw, thanks!
I'll admit — part of me wants to see where this project would go if I kept working on it. :3

It does that sometimes... :c
(Just reload the page — it'll erase your progress, but the game is really short, so it might be worth your while).

Thank you so much for the feedback!
I'm glad you enjoyed the game! :D

Just finished.
WHEW.
That was insane.
How's everybody doing?