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Glad to hear from you. Thanks for pointing those out, I'll fix them at a later time. This project is something we are hoping to continue to work on after the jam ends!

Thank you for the feedback! We were under the impression that the store could not be updated till after the judging period ends. The crunch was a tad rough

I'm missing the \startup\JourneyQuest.exe and boot disc :(

Cant beat it at all :( might be firefox problem or something. It seems I have to either interact with the white sparkle, or fall through the floor, or kill the creature, all 3 of which I cannot do. Great art & ambiance tho! 

This may help you out a bit! Hopefully you can find someone there

https://discord.gg/8UahGVrA

idk how to beat lvl 1

Is clicking a laser eye weapon? Seems like a great game to play during stream to test out the multiplayer and see everyone running about with cyclops power

I like that the mans legs are always running lol. I thought there was going to be an undersea giant till I saw even more hands. Cool little puzzle adventure, with a very ominous red figure. And those schools of fish are absolutely spectacular! What scripts did you use? How were they made? Fun game, I sank the most amount of time into. No spoilers here, but I still have some questions!

Great game! Fun side scroller with a unique mechanic. I would like to see the sight area a bit larger though as it feels a little claustrophobic and constrained.  After 10 attempts to make it past the 3rd bramble patch I threw in the towel. Thanks for that camp fire check point! That was nice. Cool game and mechanic, with a little polish I can see this going a long way.

Amazing game! I only played through once, in which I quickly destroyed the station. All around fantastic. What did your code look like to get the different dialogue choices to trigger scene changes? imo the text scrolling causes a headache and makes it feel like the game is eating the time bar. I enjoyed the FUN! constraint, and the writing was decent with only minor syntax errors. Phenomenal job guys, strong submission.

Good ol' Hue