A unique idea. It definitely has more content than my game in terms of gameplay. Perhaps it would be beneficial to increase the game speed during passive moments. Nice work.
The mechanics are very entertaining, but unfortunately, when too many enemies begin to spawn, the game starts to lag and becomes unplayable. I also believe that gameplay would be improved if the beam did not stop when it touched an enemy. Overall, good work.
The first game I've tried with meaning. I really liked the simple social commentary on the obsessive use of smartphones. I didn't expect a happy ending; you have to be an optimist. Beautiful work. I would only improve the graphics a little by adding details to the sprites (but keeping the minimalist style).
Thanks for the feedback, I've seen that in general the comments always revolve around these two points: speed of play and randomness. I have some ideas on how to improve it.
I've seen this idea in many other projects, but I must say that it's well executed here. I would change the graphic style a little, and it's a bit jerky (maybe the camera just needs improving). Nice work, keep it up.
It's actually a fun mechanic, although I would have added the ability to turn around. In my opinion, you could gradually increase the difficulty and maybe add some random power-ups. Well done.
I really like it. The graphic style is excellent and the trapping mechanics work well. The camera needs to be managed better. You deserve many more votes. Great job, keep it up.
It's incredible how much you've managed to create in such a short time. I really like the style, maybe the boss has a little too much life, but there's a boss, which is crazy. Well done, excellent work.
Very simple and cute. I would have opted for a cel shading style given the setting and colors. It's a nice idea and well done, excellent use of your time. Well done.
I can't imagine how that ranger frog ended up in this situation or how you came up with it, but it's very funny (it seems like something that could happen in an episode of Futurama). I'm not very comfortable with the controls. Nice work.
It's a very disturbing situation. However, it has a gameplay loop and mechanics that work. I would change the graphic style a little, perhaps recreating it in 3D. It could be improved, but you've done a good job.
I understand the basic idea and it's interesting. However, the graphic style still seems too prototype-like to me. I think the minimalist style is great for this type of game, but it would need some particle effects and maybe a change in the particle assets. Overall, great job.
I love this mini-game where you connect pipes (I remember it being in BioShock or Professor Layton), but the twist you've given it with the loop is really fun. I think you could turn it into a kind of Candy Crush and make it a mobile game. Or it could be a mini-game with increasing difficulty (like the lockpick in Skyrim) to be incorporated into a larger game. Nice work.
It's a doodle jump but with the ability to charge the jump. Perhaps there isn't quite enough content, so I would add a few more assets. Keep working on it.
A house is a house, but a GPU is a GPU, and mine was working very hard. The idea of looping house parts is interesting, but perhaps using this type of graphics is not advisable in a 4-day game jam. Anyway, great job.
