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Thank you so much! Delivery bot has been the crowd favourite for sure :D

Thank you so much! We’re so happy you enjoyed our game and stuck with it for so long!!

Thanks a lot! I’m super glad the optimisation ended up quite fun!

It means so much to see the parts of our design where we also felt the most hopeful about appreciated this way. I totally agree about the art, eelbird is super skilled at pumping out these adorable sprites, and I honestly wish we could add even more. The reality is that the puzzle components came together quite late, and we did not want to spend too much effort on making assets we wouldn’t know we would be using!

And about the level editor - we tried to leverage Godot’s TileMapLayer system and essentially made it possible to provide levels as singular Scenes that would be swapped in and out our gameplay prototype Scene according to the metaprogression logic. This let us iterate on these fast well without having to mess with the code once it was written!

Thank you so much for checking out our game!

This actually brings up our internal discussion about which characters to actually expose first, and in which order they should be displayed so players that only play our game once would get a decent grasp on the experience! The characters have a different set of abilities and their parameters (cost, mostly), so the solutions end up quite different, but clearing is a pretty good achievement!

Thank you so much for playing our game!

Thank you for checking out our game!

Glad you enjoyed the metaprogression layer! We felt like it would end up a major replayability factor given our previous jam experiences, and I’m glad it worked out!

Thank you so much! I definitely agree about the art, my friend did fantastic work!

Thanks a ton! I’m super glad you managed to figure things out! We definitely had a lot of fun playtesting, but there’s also an obvious bias coming from already knowing what’s possible.

Thank you, glad you enjoyed it!

Thank you so much for checking out our game!

Thank you so much! I personally really wanted to leave even more ways for players to discover skills and mechanics, but player onboarding just too important for this kind of a game. Happy you managed to piece things together though :D

Thank you so much for playing our game!

We definitely agree that better onboarding could make things easier to get going, but sadly the remaining development time was a huge factor in that department. Super happy you enjoyed it though!

Nicely done! The game reminded me of early SPORE levels.

It’s always surprising to see a main menu within a level. I would have loved to see some more mechanics, but the game itself is pretty relaxing (when no big fish are in sight!)

Pretty silly racer! I had a good time with this, would have loved to see some actual curves to the tracks, but at least the wall bumping is pretty forgiving :)

Probably my favourite (unhinged) music I’ve heard this jam!

Really digging this! The game reminds me of hours spent adjusting orbits in Kerbal Space Program, except here it’s nicely boiled down to the fun and immediately actionable parts.

I like the scale of the puzzles and their freeform nature. Honestly my only gripe is having to remember and fiddle with controls without having the ability to display them on screen, but it’s a really minor nitpick.

Above all - Congrats on finishing your first jam game! It’s really great and I’ll be looking forward to whatever you make next.

Nicely done, it’s a cool little narrative experience!

I think the game definitely conveys the vibe, to the point that just looking through the email list made me shudder and think of own work…

Lovely little puzzle platformer!

It was quite fun to figure out the puzzles on each level. My only real gripe was the wall collisions stopping the player’s momentum, getting in the way of platforming just a little bit.

Well done!

Pretty interesting idea though it definitely took me some time to figure out how to actually use the targeting and firing! I think with some more work on tutorialisation and action feedback could go a long way here, but otherwise great job on delivering a game!

Thank you so much for playing and props on making it to the end!

There is no real limit, sometimes the loop detection can sadly miss an occassional enemy. It’s one of the final fixes that we didn’t get to do before the time ran out, but thankfully is still pretty rare.

Thank you!!

Thank you! Absolutely agree about the music, bird_cpu did a fantastic job on both tracks!

We’ve had some hoops to jump over when it comes to the parity of the web versiion but for most people it should be a very similar experience! Little drop in quality is always worth it if it means the game becomes more accessible :)

Thanks for checking our game out!

Thank you!

One could say “great minds think alike”! But really, while there aree definitely at least a few games with the similar mechanic, but they still all feel different to play and fun in their own way!

I found the concept quite interesting and could definitely see it become fun in the way that a card game can become a bit more… time sensitive? For one I did enjoy figuring out the mechanics on the fly, and DO appreciate you’ve decided to add some design pieces as screenshots!

Congrats on your first submission! Hope the jam was a nice learning expercience for you all above all :)

Thank you!!

Thanks a ton! We definitely had fun making the game :)

Thank you for playing!

Thank you! We’re glad to hear - originally they were a bit less accessible but the call to make them cheaper definitely ended up to be the way to go!

Thank you!

In hindsight it feels really nice to leverage Godot’s theme system to our advantage rather than spend too much time on bespoke 2D UI assets - the time that otherwise felt worth putting in making small tweaks here and there!

Thank you so much!

Thank you!

Us? Bringing us Christmas before the Halloween? More likely than you think!

Thank you for playing!

The Tron-like aesthetic really kind of… emerged during the development and we decided to keep it in because it just looked pleasing!

Originally we’ve had more ideas about enemies and even plans to implement actual boss fights in between stages but the time restriction always gets in the way.

Thank you so much for your kind words! <3

Thank you so much! Huge props to bird_cpu for the great work on the music for sure!

Thank you! I did most of the gameplay code, with some contributions by Rasataka!

-# Took me 10 months to reply, apologies!

Thank you! We actually started off with a planet in the initial prototype but soon enough we realised we could keep the camera working the same way with a more interesting “environment”. These ideas can emerge out of nothing sometimes! Or should I say, the VOID,,

Thank you so much! It was definitely fun to see the gameplay and the aesthetic emerge during development and we’re both quite happy with the result!

We’re happy to hear and glad you’ve enjoyed it!

Thank you! It was definitely fun to try to match sounds with the effects at play. Glad you enjoyed the game :)

Thanks for playing! The music clipping is a good note, next time we’ll pay better attention there :)