What a clever idea! By the way, I am in the "quiet" group as well :) I was busy fixing bugs right up until deadline and completely missed adding sound and music to my game as well. Great game!
Thanks for the kind comments! When I uploaded the WebGL build - it's almost like it was super zoomed in - and all I could see when I started were giant menu buttons. I think I might have to tinker with the canvas scaler options in Unity perhaps - but I didn't know if doing that would violate any rules for the jam. What would be nicer is if I could maybe make the itch.io game window size larger somehow. When I played other games, it seemed like everyone had a big play window whereas mine was so small. I'll figure all this out eventually! :)
I never played the Atari 2600 game but this was pretty fun. There's something to be said about simplistic controls. I really dig the graphical effects. It took a minute or two to get used to the controls, but after that, I was good to go.
I watched it and realized how hard it was to convey what the actual glitch was supposed to be. My bad!
When the game is paused, you can jump on the enemies, but you can't collect the rubies. So the levels quickly ramp up in difficulty (sometimes forcing you to constantly jump & pause to get higher or lower, etc). Thanks for all you do for the indie gaming community!
PS - The last level spells out KENNEY, but it is unbeatable as far as I know.
