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This is an addictive game. I wish there was a passive ability to let you figure out which monster type is behind a tile before clicking on it.  

The art of this game is really beautiful in a nostalgic sort of way. 

Was this game created with Twine?

You don't mention if you used a framework or a game engine! The animations are very smooth, and the game has a classic vibe to it. 

I released another game in Wick Editor, it's called Wingin' it! I've another one in the works, but it's going to be based on strategy and a bit of luck. 

Making games is harder than I thought, but the satisfaction you get when all the pieces come together is ecstatic. 

What am I looking at? The colors are very pleasing, and the compositions are intriguing, but I have no idea what any of the drawings means. 

This drove me to sleep. 

Are you working on any big projects at the moment? Check out my latest game Wingin' It!, and let me know what you think. 

Are you still working on this title?

I hope the game is a huge success. 

Wow! This was a fun game. 5/5 stars my friend. 

Would you be able to maybe make the game playable on the web? 

Interesting. Did you make this game in Unity?

An interesting idea, but the game is longer than I'd anticipated. Also, I think focusing on what they say while paying attention to their hand signals is tiring. A voice-over would solve this problem. 

This is weird, but in a good way. It's a bit repetitive though. 

That's more like it. This is a much better piece of music. You're getting the hang of it now. Congratulations. 

Woud it be possible to make the game run on web?

The game assets are very nice to look at. The music fits, and the game is cute. Did you draw the images yourself? 

This piece is all over the place! There is no rythem or ryhem to it. 

What about how the ball is always reflected in a vertical angle when hit by either end of the bat? 

This was another lovely game. It's short, but it's to the point and has that tongue-in-cheek vibe. The music was very fitting. 

If I may ask, why did you use Haxe instead of a JavaScript-based framework or game engine? 

This was a lovely point-and-click game. The music is so touching as well. Check out my game Wingin' It! and let me know what you think. 

Nice! There is a bug in the first stage. The cubes at the far left at the top needed more than one hit to be removed. Also, the ball doesn't go sideways when it's reflected by either of the bat's ends. Maybe that's how you intended it to be! 

The stages and the music fit. I also like the colors. 

Yes, I'm familiar with LÖVE. It's great, but it doesn't play on web by default , unlike JavaScript,  that's why I stayed away from it. There are solutions, but I find them to be tedious. 

Do you have a youtube channel where you show how to develop games?

The submit link isn't safe! Is there an https alternative?

Can I use these in a commercial game? Of course I'll cite you and give credit. 

This was eye-opening. I lean toward abstraction, fantasy, and minimalism in my projects, and your work carries the same sentiment but in a different way. 

If I may make a suggestion: convert the game into Web. 

This is wack, but I like it. 

This sounds better than the rest, but it's still too rigid. Try changing the timing, how high and low sounds are, and introduce some randomness. 

Thank you. I subbed to your YT channel. 

Do you have a YT channel?

There is no explanation on what to do! The valve on the left controls a yellow ball and makes it move around in a circle. The radar doesn't interact with the ball, and it keeps moving round and round. 

I'm wondering why YOU CHOSE gODOT? wHY NOT WICK EDITOR? THE ART AND MUSIC ARE VERY FITTING. 

Let me know if you want to collab in the future. Check my profile for completed projects. 

By the way, did you use a game engine to build this game?

I don't see a door. Here is a screenshot:

I think many more would try your game if it were playable online. Check out my game Wingin' It!.