Saw this in the Discord's advertisements and I'm so glad I played it! Its a great game and you did well making it for sure. I really thought wafer cookie + river spam was gonna be the craziest build ever and then got introduced to Bridge of the Void. Great job!
Could've used some feedback and audio, but it was a pretty fun game, and the Drilling animation was great, with it slowly zooming in and shaking more and more. Good job!
Pretty fun game! The concept in of itself was funny, and it was executed well! I'm not sure if its an asset you got like much of the game is, but the BGM is lowkey fire. Overall a pretty well-designed and fun game, good job!
Sorry, but even with the tutorial I just couldn't figure out what to do or how. It seemed interesting but the visuals were way too zoomed out, there was no audio, and it had practically no feedback or directors outside of the wall of text for the tutorial. Interesting concept, but it felt way too underpolished.
Really well made and polished game, it was definitely fun and interesting to play. The background music could've been more than just that hihat loop, but it was still a great game. Good Job!
Genuinely the most fun I've had in a game jam submission yet, a really entertaining gameplay loop and the whole thing was hilarious. It had fleshed-out stats, a tutorial, a cover song specifically for this game jam which was the funniest thing ever, and it was generally a really well-made game for a gamejam. Great job!
Pop-ups showing what items were what in the shop was going to be the next thing I made but I ran out of time, sorry. If I ever update this game that's first on the list of things to do.
A tutorial would be great, and just a general main menu / results menu at all. Aside from that, the game is very interesting with a great atmosphere and the cooking is interesting!
Really nice submission, I just wish the controls weren't as slippery and there were cues for enemies attacking the biscuit. Also the ground props and obstacles felt way too numerous and kept slowing down me.
Nice game, my only gripes are that the text can be hard to read so Anti-Aliasing would be nice, and the game would highly benefit from an in-game tutorial.
Oh, alright! I've never used RPGM but if that's the case then it makes sense. I'm still early into the game, but I'm having a lot of fun with it! Great job!
After using the installer and downloading Aleph, the game works just as intended, of course. but I looked in the "Graphics" folder that the installed folder had, and all the sprites are akin to a JRPG, at least character wise. I recorded a video of what I was seeing and embedded it. Not using this screen recorder again, it captured my laptop's fan and showed the UI lol
This likely might not get an answer as it's an older game, but is there any reason why all the graphics files are like JRPGs and not like Aleph's graphics at all?
