This is a pretty neat game with a cozy concept. The resulting game looks nice, is really concise and enjoyable, albeit short :(
Congratulations on putting everything together by yourself!
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this is a great game, i love it. it's very polished in all regards.
the music is very soothing and fits the gameplay like a glove.
the game is fun - it's challenging enough so it's not boring or too difficult.
there's a lot of replay value too, as the learning curve lends itself to the enjoyability of the game concept the more you play it.
congratulation to the duo, great work! will be playing it again in the future :)
it's a very simple game, but it's a lot of fun. nicely done puzzles.
the color palette is also very pleasing to the eye.
i guess the different colors on the sides of the cube make it a non-traditional dice?
i suppose if there were numbers for the sides to match the floor, it wouldn't be as cool as it is.
all in all, great game!
nice weapons variety. at one point i got a scythe and was surprised, didn't see that coming.
the music is really good and the SFX works well. the art could use some polishing, especially the attack animations. i like the fact that all weapons are balanced, so there's constant variation in the gameplay without raising the difficulty for the player. overall, it's a pretty difficult game, but i'm assuming that's because of time constraints for playtesting. congrats to the team!
amazing game! visuals, sounds, playability, it's all great!
there was a lot of trial and error to see where each type of connector would fit, but after the second play-through it started making more sense.
congratulations to the duo! i would even consider this as a finished and ready-to-release game. time management was spot on!
It's always the sound guys making these topics, amirite?
So, hello everyone, I'm a composer/sound designer based in Brazil.
I've contributed with the music and sfx on two games that can be found on my itch.io profile.
Also, there's a bunch of stuff on my YouTube channel, if you care to take the time to check that out.
I know my way around Unity and can script just enough to implement the music and sounds through FMOD.
I'd like to join a group of cool creative people. Bonus points for diversity, but beggars can't be choosers, I guess.
Love ya