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Thanks, I also wish I could've added in combat. Getting the AI working decently enough was the biggest challenge, so I spent the most time with that.

Yeah it'd be cool if it's multiplayer, but since I made this for a game jam, that's pretty hard to do without more players and time.

The connection thing is like an in-game way of showing the wait times from using an AI with the chat feature, so it's as if you're actually connecting to another ship's comms. The AI generates NPCs and dialogue for events, so it's all single-player.

Sorry if it's confusing how the AI works. I'll update the page to make it clearer.

But basically, whether you play in the browser or desktop, if you have Player2 running in the background, the game connects to it when you chat, which then sends your messages to their AI model.

So it's like this: Game -> Player2 app -> Player2 AI model

As for the connection issues, it might be a problem with Player2's servers, or maybe a security thing if your browser blocks connections to 127.0.0.1 (localhost).

It should be "cosmic_escape"

Ah darn. I'll try to update the game later in the week and see if that helps. What hardware and OS are you using? I've tested only on Windows 10 with a 3060 Ti, so I'm not sure if there are problems with other setups.

Was it with a recent model, like Qwen 3 or Gemma 3? I haven't updated the game, but the plugin it uses had some major updates that might help with crashes from newer models.

Thanks for pointing out the lives bug. I realized I messed up the calculations for when to give the player a bonus life, where it should've been every 100,000 points after reaching that score.

Pretty fun game! You can keep deleting your hand and have your score go into the negatives, but it's a pretty minor thing since you still lose out on time eventually.

Very fun puzzles, relaxing mood, and balanced difficulty. Really well designed game overall!

Yeah the leopards movement is based on how the tigers in the game Flicky moved, where it seemed like they don't directly chase you because the whole level wraps around, so instead they continue forward.

I was actually planning on adding a way to fight back as another way to score points, but it didn't make it in time for the jam. I'll probably get to it in an update.

Yep, I remember playing Flicky back in my childhood, so I took inspiration from that game here.

Playing this in multiplayer, it's really fun either competing against each other or cooperating to get to the top when one of us was stuck. Really great gameplay loop, probably my favorite multiplayer entry in the compo.

I really like the twist to this game. It makes for very different strategies compared to normal Minesweeper. Very fun!

The pieces in this game were pretty difficult to work with overall, but it's an interesting twist on this type of puzzle game. The music choices are great!

It took me a while, but I finally managed to reach the end. There's a steep learning curve for the controls, but they're really well designed. The wall dash ended up saving me in some parts where it would've taken longer the normal route. There's a lot of potential in this game, especially for speedrunning.

There was a small bug at the end with the last key. I went back a room and then forward again to the snow area, and the key respawned even though I was still holding it. Of course, it didn't matter in the end though.

I had a lot of fun playing this game. Past the first few levels, it was getting pretty difficult, but once I figured out the right paths to take, it was just a matter of practice until I eventually completed them.

I love the controls for this game! You really have to think fast on what combination of moves to make to go higher. Great music and art, especially how the hair animation looks.

I really like the gameplay loop here and how everything fits together. I think it's just missing one more feature or mechanic to incentivize the player to go up where the mice/rats spawn since as it is, there isn't a reason to. Really well made overall.

This game actually has an interesting core loop.  Creating more DVD logos can quickly ramp up the more there are, but that's balanced with the limited food you have. Pretty fun! I wish the score was based on making more logos instead of hitting the corners though. That would feel more satisfying for an objective.

This was a fun twist on a Puyo Puyo-like game. I don't think I've managed to figure out a consistent strategy, but I did manage to win against the AI a few times. I couldn't tell what the patterns do. I thought they were related to the blocks randomness at first, but maybe I'm wrong.

The traffic cones always get me. Are they the tallest obstacle? Overall this is really well designed in making the player balance jump timings and jump height. I like the premise too.

Interesting twist on the classic snake game. I had to start being more strategic once the rat was getting too fast, since chasing it in a straight line wasn't enough at that point.

Really nice game! I liked how if you jump up against the corner of a tile next to a gap, you would still slide upwards, making the game feel more forgiving.

Difficult controls, but really fun to play! I got stuck at the bouncy blocks section with 50/80 souls. Really well polished overall! I can see how you could speedrun this with more practice.

It's a bit hard to navigate the terrain, but the gun controls are good. The stats view at the end of a match is a good idea!

Really interesting twist on the breakout genre, way better than my entry. I like how you move faster the less bricks you control, so it feels like there's weight to it.

Nice co-op concept for a game, and great art style! Splitting up the tools among the different players is a cool idea. At one point there was a de-sync issue with a robot showing up for one player but not the other (after restarting a match), but the game worked great otherwise.

The movement and controls are really well done! I like the art too! There's a lot of potential for this game, like adding "Best of X" or other game modes in separate rooms, but the multiplayer works great already.

Really nice game! I like how well the art was put together and how polished the game feels overall. I wish there was some more feedback on when my bullets hit the enemies, but maybe that's standard for this type of game.

Thanks for checking out the game! Yeah I agree that it's way too easy. I didn't spend as much time on the gameplay as I should've and focused too much on the aesthetics. I was thinking of having more enemies, a boss, and more levels for sure.

This is actually surprisingly difficult at first if you're not familiar with how the MetaBoys look. But once I started recognizing the same ones, then it got easier.

I like the idea behind the narrative for the game. It makes the game have potential for a more unique take on the mechanics. The physics is a bit buggy, where sometimes a ghost doesn't disappear when it looks like it should've, so I couldn't get past the first few levels.

Good first attempt with Godot! There are definitely many ways you could put a unique twist to this game, like adding different objects to dodge depending on the background trait, or having different powerups that can show up based on your MetaBoy's traits.

Very fun but difficult game! I died a lot, especially in the conveyor sections since they affected the enemies too. I didn't realize you could roll until much later, and when I finally won, I noticed it being mentioned in a pretty interesting way, which made a 2nd playthrough quite different.

Very classic dodging game. Great work! I noticed that the background is random each time you play, which made me think that it would be cool if you could make it match the MetaBoy that you play with, or even have it change what kinds of objects drop.

I really like the atmosphere of the game. If it had some ambient sounds or music, it would definitely make the vibe much more immersive. I wasn't sure what to do after the angel boy showed up, so I fell off the edge.

I was so focused on dodging projectiles, that I made the game harder on myself and didn't realize that you can just smash into the enemy planes and vehicles. After figuring that out, the game felt much more doable, and I was able to beat the boss! I'm not sure if there was more after because I didn't survive long enough. Pretty fun!

I could not figure out how the number tiles worked in the 2nd level. I did find something to the left in the beginning though, but it didn't seem to lead anywhere, I think.