Fun game, easy to catch on. I do think you can experiment more with the cards in addition to spawning them and keeping them from being eaten by the cat.
The feel is amazing, controls feels responsive not rigid so that was a big plus. I'd personally like to see longer levels, where you can drop and do them in a nice long flow.
Great visuals, satisfying but hard to master mechanics, and silly serious story telling. I would actually love to see a game like this on steam. I saw one recently, but the mechanics here honestly seemed a lot more satisfying. Great job on the game!
Thanks for trying out the game! We've heard a lot of feedback about the yo-yo not damaging enemies when it should. We'll make sure to look into it after the jam :)
I ran into an issue while on the first level, after escaping the IRS once (after going up the little water column), on the next section where the IRS pops up again, I couldn't really see my character. I'm not sure if it was because i used my right click ability to up and got stuck, but just wanted to report this little bug.
I saw a fellow Yo-Yo game and HAD to give it a try!
I loved the art-style and the mechanics seemed really fun, but the spinning was a little broken for me, the spin wouldn't exactly follow the mouse so it took me a while to even get out of the tutorial area.
This might be the best game I've played in the jam so far. Such a simple idea, wonderfully executed.
The UI has offers nothing more than what the game needs, super clean. And great job on the compare feature, as someone who has worked on a similar mechanic before, it is a hassle.
Thanks for the feedback, we actually did have string when we first play-tested, but with the speeds that you can eventually reach, it looked really messy. So we decided to keep visuals clean for the duration of the jam.
Fun mechanic, solutions start getting a lot more interesting after a new color is introduced. Made it to Level 10, and will probably come back to the game. Great work!
