Hell yea! Ngl I was half expecting something... else... to have happened to hecate's ex, so the end being played straight really got to me. It engaged me really effectively in general - the intro and dialogue interactions were well written and the ratcheting worked really well for a story of this length. The cultists were so threatening and aggressive! And I loved how much they seek you out compared to the cops just looming in the darkness, hovering, foreboding.
absolutely horrifying, I loved it! The hammer in particular got to me, something about the combination of the sound effect and the deformation was wonderfully jarring.
Really enjoyed the polish and variety of gameplay in this submission! The style really does remind me of old flash games - the difficulty too:p Wish I were better at it so I could see the last level!
I absolutely adored this, this was so cute and funny and so well executed. The art style, writing, and framing worked really well for me - the darkness of the framing cut scene especially. Also I need a plush of the little worm friend, she's so cute!
This was really fun! I really enjoyed the concept and framing, and the core gameplay itself felt so well executed and satisfying! Had such a fun time with this game
It's so pretty and polished - I really enjoyed the game and it's aesthetic and found myself wanting to explore more! Idid find myself accidentally platforming a lot when mistiming a jump, it'd be really nice for the keys to be separated out! I'd really like to play a non game-jam version of this
This was really fun ^^ I'm amazed at how many layers of choice and complexity there are in the fields - so interesting, and so tricky! Really incredible how much variety and game you've made in such a short time, congrats!! (sadly had a bug with the re-roll button not knowing how many points I had)
It's so pretty! Really enjoyed the music and sounds as well, and the micro-scale implied by the background made the whole thing feel very cute to me. The unforgiving difficulty was really fun! It really made every choice between an upgrade and befriending an enemy feel important and impactful :3
So ambitious and impressive for a game jam! Love the additions of individual part survival and the second life mechanic to the joy of that iterative spore cell stage-esque builder/battler. I didn't seem to have any audio or music sadly!
