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This game gave me peace. Reminds me of another game called Seaman, just less creepy.

Yo that was sick. Really cool game loop you got there and I liked the audio design.

Man, you’ve some cool ideas like flipping the camera bottoms up. On my best run I managed to get to the max speed (for a few sec), I don’t think you can collect every star without getting hit.

Cool, but I would’ve sped up the pacing - I filled nearly every slot before the first disaster struck.

Very cozy. I liked finding the next progression points. The line when you tried to throw out the wizard’s hat made me chuckle. One thing that I couldn’t figure out at first is that you can use items on the environment, some indication would help!

That was cute! Wish it was longer.

Cat cat, always running. I like the fighting animations, but is there any enemy to use them on?

Quest users can still stream from PC, but if it’s APK only, then only Android headsets can access it - even if they are in the majority. BTW you can also play WebXR from the Quest (albeit with worse performance). Most people interested in the jam will probably have the know how of their headsets though.

That was very cool gameplay wise, I also like the story (dialogues were funny). The characters were little difficult to differentiate from the silhouette but the tails and such helped.

Thank you for playing! Ah sorry, there’s a platform a little bit further up which you are supposed to bring down to help Ceci get up. It’s not that obvious so will need to adjust the level layout there.

At first I thought the game hanged, had to press F on the message. I liked it! The enemies are fun to play with.

This was awesome, the sneaking and skateboarding is a great combo. After opening the gate and walking through it the game goes back to the office section, is this intentional? Also props for adding the lite version.

Nice, I like the cutsy story and the art. One thing though - I kept softlocking myself in the first room with the lock, as the enemy counter resets if you walk close to the door. Overall it was fun!

The AI is really impressive, was difficult to predict what it’s going to do and it outplayed me a lot. I will keep trying though!

Hello, thank you for trying out my game ! Didn’t think of using a second screen like that, but when it came to designing the menus I thought - why not use the filesystem? I didn’t want it too easy, and didn’t want to do more work, so there’s no other way to look at the pictures. How were you moving, was the camera rotation jumping?

That sounds like a really cool idea. Wouldn’t be able to add that on top of the game in time, but maybe some other time.

Thank you so much for putting up with it! I had a silly idea and decided to follow through with it. I had a couple more think in mind to make it a more polished experience. I’m afraid it might be too annoying to play for a full release, but I’ll probably at least release an update at some point. Thank you for kind words and have a great rest of the jam :)

That was so cute! I love the graphics here, and managing mice all across the floor proved a challenge. The music is a little loud though or the sounds are too quiet.

That was really cool concept, I liked the leaderboard addition. Wish there was more audio, but the graphics are really solid - I like how you went all the way on the bee theme.

The gameplay is sick, gives you that energetic feeling. Even though the levels are generated, they still feel structured. Also the music slaps.

Is there a way to heal?

I like how the cars in the opposite lane are just driving backwards, I mean why not.

That was sick. The game is very pretty, kinda wish there was an option to export taken pics. Also the zoom didn’t work for me (is it only with the numpad +- keys?)

I like how many varied obstacles you added. The ball in the center is obscuring the visibility slightly but otherwise pretty good.

This game has charm, managed to get 4/5 endings (the genocide). One quirk with wings is that they require arrows to move while you can use WSAD otherwise. It wasn’t immediately obvious that you can click to interact but it was a nice experience nontheless!

I liked the snowball rolling the street. I didn’t understand the spinning light, but I guess you’re trying to escape from it. The level could use more lights as some areas are simply too dark to see what’s happening. But the concept is really cool, the snow effect on the ground is a nice touch as well.

Hello, unfortunately the game crashes after the second photo. But what is there is pretty! I dig the artstyle a lot.

I’m sorry to hear that, I pushed an update to improve the initial choppiness. What browser are you on?

Ah, it is slightly touch as I didn’t have time to get any assist to it. But thanks for spotting the bug I’ll add it to the list!

That was tough, but I assume that’s by design. My best score: 17

That was awesome! I like how many elements you managed to put in. The graphics ain’t half bad either.

I didn’t expect anyone to play this far tbh. If I had more time I would’ve added some kind of rewards for milestones, but I’m glad you enjoyed it!

The instructions at the beginning helped, but without context it was slightly difficult to connect which thing to put where. But the in world guides helped and it was pretty good for a jam game nonetheless!

That was a nice lil adventure. I liked how you managed to squeeze in the boss fights. The crafting and hunting for ingredients was fun as well but the game could use more time in the oven.

Game funny and tough tough tough. At the last level I had to whip out MS paint to calculate the hitboxes. But managed to beat it and the cutscene was ok. I have to remove one star tho as it was at the end and not the beginning (jk)

Very cute, some texts made me giggle

That was excellent! I liked the different segments for variation, especially the crash bandicoot one. Just the “leave” path was a little loud :’). But overall very enjoyable and polished experience with a lot of charm.

That was absolutely mesmerizing, it could be nostalgia but I had a really good time playing this. The colectathon experience combined with some light puzzle elements and exploration is my kind of game. You make me want to try making Love games again.

That was really cool! I like how many mechanics you were able to put in. It took me a while to understand fully but it was fun and polished experience.

I also dabble in Godot, and there’s some optimizations I can give tips on, but the Debug tab is really useful for things like this, but I can give some shots in the dark. Using functions like set_process() and set_physics_process() to disable unnecessary logic. Use collision layers for big Area3D nodes so they only collide with what they need. Have physics objects “process_mode = Node.PROCESS_MODE_DISABLED” in _ready() function. These are some things that helped in my random projects. If you’re up you can hmu on discord: proti7 we can troubleshoot the issue, but if you want to go about it alone then good luck and I hope you’ll narrow down the issue because it could be a really cool experience with some extra polish.