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Thank you, it was a lot of fun to make!

Thanks for playing! I appreciate it.

Thank you, I'm happy that you liked it!
And yes, my apologies. There's supposed to be a result screen, and sometimes there is, but there's a common softlock at the moment which doesn't show the result screen in some circumstances.

Thanks for playing and the feedback, I'm glad you liked it!
I meant to add an option in the settings to change the camera movement from smooth rotation to snapping, but forgot before the deadline. It'll definitely be included in the post-jam version! 

Also good idea for the reset confirmation too, I added it at the end in case of softlocks but hadn't considered it being seen as a rotate button.

As a die-hard balatro fan loved seeing this entry lol. You captured the vibe pretty well given the time constraint, great work!

Glad I'm finally able to play this, loved seeing the progress of it getting made. Super great work! This worked out to be a very nice lil' puzzle game :)

Very creative use of the theme! (I love the superliminal vibes and the lil' grabby hands lol)

Thank you very much!
It was really fun to make.

Just stumbled upon all of your sounds and they're all really nice! Wonderful work.

I absolutely adore this game! It's just oozing with polish and charm. Seriously, everyone who worked on this game did such a good job because this feels like something that could genuinely be released on Steam as a super charming and replayable arcad-ey title.

10/10 would boot up again. (I probably will this game is so fun)

The concept of this game is really interesting. It took me a little bit at the beginning to fully understand how to play / what to do. (I threw the box in the hole because I thought that was what I was supposed to do, before promptly moving slightly more right to the screen and seeing the second platform lol. I'm not the brightest)

But after getting the hang of the game, the loop was very apparent and I think implemented well in a little bit of a narrative point and click experience!  Wonderful work on this one!

Thanks for the kind words!
Overtime has two conditions: When the timer on the top right of the screen runs out, and when you accidentally take out an innocent / non-spy person. It's possible in some cases to think you have the right person but one small detail is off and killing them starts overtime, which may have caused confusion. Apologies if so!
Thanks again for playing and the feedback.

Thank you! We both had a really good time working on the game, so I'm glad you liked it!

I'm glad you liked the game! And I'm happy that the detective vibes carried over well.

I agree on the map tbh. And that was after we shrunk it! I think that the size would work better if we were able to implement some of the extra mechanics we wanted to but alas, game jams have a tendency to make plans go awry. Nevertheless thank you for playing and for the kind words! 

Thank you so much! It was fun to make, and I'm happy that you enjoyed it.

Thank you very much!
We had so many ideas for how to expand on the loop we unfortunately just couldn't add in time for the jam. Like recursive consequences for being caught. (I.E. if you're seen while taking out the target as one spy, police get called and you have to avoid them as the next spy, etc.)
It's definitely something we want to expand upon at some point.

I appreciate the feedback and the kind words! 

This was a rather nice lil' game! I like the general concept of it and the use of the theme in the gameplay. The only aspects I thought felt strange were that I couldn't freely switch the notes and could only do it in the set areas, as well as getting soft-locked when the jump left me mid-air and it wouldn't jump any more. Other than those things I think this is a fun jam project! Wonderful work! 

This was a neat take on the theme! The concept was nice and the artstyle is so cute! Loved it.

Thank you very much! This was a fun game to make and I'm glad that you have fun playing it.

(Thank you for mentioning the typo as well, fixed!)

Definitely will! I try to make sure everyone's credited with things like this. How would you prefer to be credited?

Love this!!

Are we allowed to use this model in commercial games? (Obviously with credit and if you'd like a certain amount to be donated to do so then that makes sense as well!)

I'm very, very late with this, but thank you so much for the kind words!

This project was a joy to work on and I'm happy you had a nice time with it, it means a lot. I think in the upcoming post-jam update build of the game I'm going to add an option to reverse the throw force to make it more similar to billiards and gold games if that feels more comfortable since I've heard that feedback quite a bit!

Thank you so much for the very helpful/insightful feedback and the kind words!
Lovely video! 

Absolutely loved this! The concept is great, (I think 3D and 2D mixed together is such a fun concept, I love seeing it in games)

I think you did a wonderful job executing on the idea in such a short time frame. Really wonderful work! The only issue I had with the game really was that sometimes the platforming controls felt a tad bit hard to manage, particularly with things like the coin room and getting the last coin. But other than that this concept was so, so well done and this is one of my favorite entries in this jam so far! 💜

Very interesting game concept! The character design weirdly reminds me of Psychonauts. It's unsettling but also really neat. Excited to see where the game goes! 

Silly chaotic fun. Really well made small game that fits the theme of 'scale' pretty well!

Yeah the turning can be difficult especially on mobile 😅

If it becomes too much of a problem, you can lock the camera so it won't move using the lock button on the screen!
Apologies if that ruined the experience at all.

I’m glad you had fun with it! The game does actually speed up over time but at the moment it’s admittedly too slow of a speed up and takes too long for it to become challenging. Thats something I plan to fix post-jam!

A mix of things!

Some things like the character sprites have the shadow/ghosting baked into the sprite. But for the projectiles and other screen elements I set up a custom script that automatically added the ghost/shadow effect. (Ideally, every sprite would use this script because it's more customizable, but because of the jam time limit I decided to brute force it near the end of development via the first method I mentioned, like with the character sprites haha) It's deceptively simple. (If this is what you're talking about)

Thank you! I've wanted to try a '3D model with a 2D projected viewport as the main game' thing for a while and this jam gave me the perfect excuse to try it. 

Thank you very much! That means a lot to hear - I had a lot of fun making the visuals, and I'm happy that people are liking that aspect!

As a huge fan of peggle (and sad there hasn't been a new one in a long while) this was incredible!
You nailed basically everything here, it feels really nice to play, has just the right amount of content for a jam game, and overall is just a lovely, complete experience that is also super replayable even if you've already beaten the different levels.

Admittedly I feel as if the theme was a bit too loosely used here, only having relevance as a part of the story and not really affecting the gameplay much which is what I tend to value most in jams, interesting gameplay based around the themes. It also felt a bit less like a puzzle game and more like a strategy game.

Nevertheless, that can be easily looked past simply due to the quality of the experience. It's truly a wonderful jam entry and I'm definitely excited to see if you do more with it post-jam since there really are not enough games of this style. 

As someone who is a sucker for demakes/games made in old styles / for older systems (definitely not biased, don't look at my submission) this is very fun! You did a great job with everything and it's very impressive. It's cool to see GBstudio being used for games like this!

Very fun game with a lot of juice! Very impressive for a jam game, great work!

Lovely lil' experience. The art is adorable and the gameplay is simple but perfectly fits the theme and replayable. (The ending screen when you fail is also really silly)

All around, great work to everyone who worked on it!

Thank you very much for playing! I also played a lot of LCD games when I was younger, so this was something I've wanted to try for a long while.

This jam and it's theme gave me the perfect excuse to finally try my hand at that style of game. I'm glad I did it well! 

Very solid game stylistically, and the theme is used very well here! Incredible to see / play.
The controls are also solid and overall it was a very polished and pleasant jam game experience, wonderful work!

A very fun arcade style experience. While I do think the theme of 'spin' itself could've been explored more thoroughly this is still stylistically very nice and a well-put-together game with solid controls and a great foundation. Great work!

Honestly brilliant design! I love the visual style and everything revolving around wheels is so satisfying.

Wonderful work, it was incredible to see this game's progress on the discord!