Thanks for playing and your words!! Yeah, it gets chaotic and difficult. We tried to make a balance between the bullet-hell concept and a playable and enjoyable gameplay :)
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This game was so fun! I enjoyed it and it’s literally a bullet hell haha I understand how you applied the theme in the art, but I didn’t get how it was applied during the game. I mean, I understood there was like an unstable state, but I didn’t get how it was working exactly :S In any case, very good job here, congratulation for the result :D
Thanks for playing! Regarding to your feedback, we actually implemented a level system in which each level was going to spawn only the food the customers need. However, because of the theme of the jam “Unstable”, we included a glitch effect that was making the spawned food to become into another random thing. In any case, your feedback is really helpful for us, thanks :D
Thank you very much for playing and for your feedback! Yeah, you are right and we actually have a system like that, but we didn’t polish it very well. Thanks for pointing it out, it’s really helpful! Additionally, since the theme of the jam was “unstable” we also included a glitch effect in which the spawned food had a probability on turning into something different :D
Creepy haha I loved the game. I really enjoyed in all the ways. You made a really good job here with the art, mechanics and dynamics of the game.
At the beginning it is not clear the objective, but that was part of the experience and the mystery. You change from a exploring-puzzle-like to a “please don’t catch me, leave me alone” game in a moment, really impressive.
wow this game is so cool! Loved the art, the idea and the mechanics. Maybe with a little more of time, the puzzles could be more challenging, but I understand the limitations of working on a game jam :D
For example, once you find the correct angle of the mouse, you don’t have to do too much. I think with a “next level” button you can force the player to move the mouse so they lose the angle and they have to calculate it again.
In any case, congratulations for the result.



