This is such a throwback to the whole beached whale incident. Unfortunately, I wasn’t able to rate because I’m playing on a tablet with a keyboard and a stylus, which doesn’t have right click. Looks fun though!
Unfortunately, I wasn’t able to get this working well on my tablet. Not sure if my screen was too big or something maybe? It ran fine and I got into the level, but all I could do was tap wasd and hear bloops and creating black squares. I feel like the highlighting that was supposed to tell me where the squares go wasn’t working (or maybe I’m misunderstanding). Either way, since it was prob tech issues on my end, I didn’t want to rate and potentially drag down your score.
Enjoyable and well put together! The environment is really solid. My only suggestions would be to really make the bullets nice and large so they stand out, and to find a sound effect that gives them a nice oomph. Great work!
I love to see the helldiver’s esque QuickTime rear its heading mew places. This was a neat way to apply it. I struggled with the size of the combos and the volume of enemies. Great atmosphere!
I enjoyed this - congrats on your first game and your first GWJ submission! The controls were a bit tough and I got disoriented quite quickly in the pitch black, but overall it was still quite fun!
There’s no penalty for letting the cases fal (well…other than performance. Oops, memory leak…)
I’d love to claim that there’s no win condition because one must remain constantly vigilant against fascism….but it’s more because I joined the jam only on Thursday and my main focus this time around was on putting together consistently styled art.
Managedto get to about level 50 before my tablet started having performance issues. Solidly entertaining. I love when people do games about nuclear physics :)
I like focussing on particle decay - this was a route I’d considered but ultimately didn’t go down. That said, I had a bit of a hard time understanding how to operate the equipment…but realistically, I probably just didn’t read the instructions well enough. I’m a bit tired. Neat take, well executed overall!
It was definitely a bit of last-minute thematic masking. I think if I were to do it again, I’d have added some sort of sounds or visual indicators to support it.
I’m impressed that the seagull noises were actually raw sounds that Saryah made, spot on. I enjoyed this, it was fun to try out the different items (although I do think the beachball should have been successful with the Seal, haha!). Great work!
I enjoyed this one quite a bit - even though the exploration was simplified down to an achievable level, I really found myself wanting to explore. Balancing food / money was definitely a challenge. Good work!
