The gameplay is really fun, the pixel art style is cute, and the level design is well-refined. Congratulations on perfectly completing your game jam project!
After playing too many shooting games, player might unconsciously press R while playing, thinking you're reloading, only to start a new loop. Haha.
I really like the design of darkness and lighting in Loop Soldier; it adds so much atmosphere to the game. Especially that feeling of worrying whether an enemy will jump out from behind you—it's great.
If you plan to keep refining the game after the jam, I hope to see differentiated designs for different soldiers. Great work overall!
What a uniquely bizarre experience—playing as a snake! Its uncanny yet fascinating movement feels radically different from controlling humans, cars, or spaceships in typical games. I bet nailing that pixel-perfect snake animation was a major pain point, so huge props for pulling it off!
As a bunny lover, my heart breaks having to eat rabbits (just kidding 😭). Was that black monstrosity inspired by spiders? It totally looks like some mutated arachnid. Regardless, I'm absolutely hooked on Life Cycle's core mechanics and pixel art—thoroughly impressed! 👍😄
I'm a solo developer handling everything—implementing features, designing gameplay, building levels, and scouring for resources. The models are downloaded from the Fab Store and imported into Unreal Engine. I'll play your game and share feedback. Thanks for your support! 🙏
It's really fun, I had a great time playing it. The monsters are scary, and shooting feels awesome. It's just that using the H key to fire is a bit odd; everything else is great—perfect!
When I first saw the interface, I thought Infinikour was just another boring platform jumping game. But after downloading it, the idea of buying your own platforms to jump on and then earning money struck me as fresh and interesting, and I played it for a long time! I purchased the balance beam, hole, cone, sphere, and hurt block. This way of buying your own platforms also makes the game's difficulty gradually increase, giving it a nice difficulty curve! I didn't get to play further because of time constraints, but overall, your game really gave me a big surprise!
I also make games with Unreal Engine 5, and coincidentally, just like you, I named my project after GMTK2025. So if you're interested, feel free to try out my game—I look forward to your feedback. Thanks!
It's a complete game with thoughtful conception. The three levels were enough to keep us having a great time. We hope you can further improve it, making Action, Cut, Action more like a passionate action movie game!
It's extremely creative and stands out uniquely in line with the theme of 【loop】. I was completely immersed in the gameplay, and this gaming experience was fantastic!
Have you tried downloading both compressed files and extracting them in the same folder? If it still fails, I’ll have to figure out another solution. I wish I could reduce the file size further—I’ve already removed all unnecessary assets, but games packaged with Unreal Engine still end up too large. I’m really sorry for the inconvenience! T_T
I really love the visual art of this game; the atmosphere is fantastic, and I feel like I'm in a fairy-tale world. Swinging over on the swing makes me so happy, just like a little kid. Swing to the MOON is a game that can make people feel joyful and delighted!
The level design is so stunning! Playing it has me absolutely thrilled—running through those intricate mazes is such a blast. The loop rooms blew my mind. Though, I’m a bit directionally challenged, so getting lost was a tiny bummer, haha. But seriously, you did an amazing job!
Playing as a cute little squirrel is a lot of fun, and watching the balls pile up gives me a great sense of accomplishment. The game cleverly combines 2D and 3D, and has a distinctive style in terms of art. Overall, Fairway Forager is a really fun and enjoyable game—thank you for making it.
A platform - jumping game with depth, the thought - provoking elements make it quite unique. The pixel - art style is also lovely. It's just that I don't know how to pass the sixth level.
Walking through the repeatedly looping rooms is immersive. The greatest strength of this game is that it draws people into a world of imagery and inspires reflection. I really like this walking simulator. Hopefully, you can optimize it later—right now, it lags a lot when I play.
It's incredibly complete, fun, creative, and well-conceived, perfectly fitting the theme. The interesting storyline, combined with all these elements, makes Lord of the Loops absolutely fantastic. I look forward to seeing the game further polished after the competition!
Maybe I just don’t have a knack for flying planes—I felt all turned around playing this game. But the game itself is really fun! It has nice visuals, great playability, and a storyline that draws players in. The background music is also excellent. It’s a really fantastic piece of work.
This game is quite brain-teasing, but it kept me fully immersed and engaged. I love games with a touch of philosophical exploration—they make me feel relaxed, as if my soul has been elevated. Thank you for creating it!
The super cute octopus girl and the uniquely interesting game concept—there’s really no reason I wouldn’t support this game. I had so much fun playing it and was completely immersed!
The combination of 2D and 3D is absolutely stunning! The game is simple and easy to pick up, yet still offers playability and challenge, which makes people really motivated to keep playing. I hope the handling of the racing cars can be improved a bit more, but I'm very satisfied with and fond of everything else!
Such a cute and fun art style, with good playability. It's humorous and cheerful to play, making people want to keep playing. The level design is also well-executed. This is a perfectly done game jam game, 100% recommended ❤️
You finished and released the game, and it has certain visual effects and can run properly—that’s already fantastic. For a game jam, the most important thing is to complete the project. When I participated in game jams before, I wanted to do too many things but didn’t have enough ability to realize them, and in the end, what I made couldn’t even be considered a complete game. So congratulations! I hope to see you keep up the good work and submit more interesting games next time!
I was absolutely terrified. As a timid player, I really can't handle horror games like this, but I really like your design concept. The game's scene art, plot, and atmosphere are all perfectly executed. My biggest takeaway is that if I get married in the future, I must treat my wife really well.
After entering the game, I walked around the tower many times but didn't know what to do, except for a stone I could talk to. However, I really like this art style—it must have taken a lot of effort to achieve. I saw that the developer mentioned their original vision, which might not have been realized due to time constraints. So I hope you can bring those ideas to life, allowing us to experience the time-loop game centered around the tower!
As someone who lives in a place with lots of mice, I think you owe me compensation for playing this game.
Just kidding! This game is really fun, especially the art style which feels unique to me. Is that an old TV screen look? It must have taken a lot of work to pull that off—impressive!
A cute pixel art game. You can tell the developer is trying to tell a story—it's pretty good. Hope you can make it even better, like improving the controls and making the text clearer!
It's a fun rhythm game! I kept swaying to the music, and it felt really engaging. The pixel-style characters are cute, and I like this track. The increasing number of characters on the screen makes the game much livelier and more entertaining. Temporality is great!
Innovative gameplay, excellent art—impeccable! The only minor thing is that the music when the spaceship accelerates or decelerates is a bit harsh, but overall, my experience was fantastic. Great job!
After asking the stall owner and reading the newspaper, I didn't know where to go next. I walked around for a long time but couldn't find any interactive objects, which was a bit of a pity. However, my experience was still pleasant. It's amazing to see that the developer has only been learning for two months but managed to create something this polished—it's a really good game! The protagonist must have committed suicide, which is why the stall owner can't see him, and the suicide reported in the newspaper is himself. I really like game developers who want to tell stories. Keep up the great work!
Great pixel art game! I really love the pixel art in Re:Echo. The music goes well with it, helping to set a nice atmosphere for the game. The design concept also makes the game quite playable. Good job!
