Thanks for playing and for the feedback! The focus was on core mechanics, so some presentation and interactions are not fully polished yet. I’ll improve and fix these issues after the jam.
Thanks for the feedback! You’re right, some interactions are not clearly coming through in the current build. The intended mechanics (stress from printers, NPC interactions, server reactions, and a boss dialogue) are not working consistently as I planned. I’ll review and fix these issues after the jam and update the game. Thanks for playing!
Woah, what a masterpiece—great graphics, great music, and above all, a totally innovative game concept! I’ve seen games where you control two characters at once, but four? In the end, I start losing them one by one, haha.
The game shows potential, but without a tutorial or basic guide, it’s hard to understand what to do at first. However, as you try it out, it starts to make sense. One thing I noticed is that the music overlaps (in my case, it sounded like three tracks playing at the same time).
Very good game! If you hold down the space bar, bigger projectiles come out! One possible improvement would be to add an effect when enemies are destroyed.
The game has potential—I love it because it’s like Plants vs Zombies! However, there are a few bugs: objects don’t position correctly, the turret shoots in an empty lane while the turret that should shoot doesn’t, and you can’t deselect an object. But overall, I really liked it!
Thank you so much for your wise words! I’ll keep them in mind to improve the game. You’re right—the crow sound is partly there to signal that “they’re coming.” Games aren’t just visual, there has to be an auditory component too! 😊
Thanks a lot for the rating! I’ll keep that gameplay suggestion in mind—it could work really well, although I’d have to adjust the sprites so they look good in horizontal mode!
What a great game! It made me laugh so much—at first it looked like a rattlesnake doing the moonwalk, and then after picking up the superpower, it was all about jumping!
I loved this game! Although, from what I saw, it seems like you started with level 4 instead of level 1—so that explains the challenge! Still, after a good while, I managed to get 4 students to cheat without the teacher noticing, haha.
Such a good and well-polished game! If I had to suggest one improvement, it’d be about the collectibles—they rotate on themselves, which looks fine at first, but as the speed increases, they spin faster too and it gets a bit dizzying, haha.
The game is really well made, but it would be great to play it in full screen or have the camera focus on the character—otherwise, it looks really tiny!
I loved the game! Possible improvements could be adding some space-themed background music, and maybe every few sections a final boss or something like asteroids.
I really enjoyed the game! If you keep improving it, adding a reset button would be great—and it’d be awesome to have sound effects, like when the ball rolls or pops!
