A little clunky to control, but an undeniably striking visual aesthetic. A few improvements like better controls, more clear objective markers and how to use the various objects would go a long way, but there's definitely something here.
The crayon drawing art style is peak. If it were combined with some really clever writing and engaging time loop gameplay, you'd have something really special here.
Really cute idea, not overly difficult and fairly forgiving as long as you don't make too many mistakes. Might be neat to randomize the codes so they're different every time, unless you want the player to be able use knowledge from previous runs, which is certainly an idea.
The graphics give me Code Bullet vibes. Obviously some polish is needed, but it's pretty fun for a first attempt. The simple mechanic of gaining time from shooting enemies is basic, but it works.
Control was alright, but the layering of the instructions made it hard to tell what was needed of the player. A good idea would definitely be arrows pointing to the clock with the lowest timer.
Took me a little bit to realize how the pipes were supposed to connect to the launch pads, but I got it eventually. Interesting idea, but the controls could be a bit cleaner. It feels really clunky having to constantly click the menu each time you want to make something other than a pipe
This is really really charming. I adore the ambitious level of detail and just filming everything yourself against a green screen. Unfortunately it seems to get really buggy when it comes to dragging news articles into position, or playing the video, but you really should try to refine this after the Jam.
Pretty damn solid start, honestly. Space bugs are a classic enemy, an movement feels alright, although I had to turn the mouse sensitivity WAY down for it to be controllable. Definitely keep working on this.
I appreciate the pun on the name Musical Chairs, but I don't think it was working properly. interacting with items didn't seem to do anything, or if it did, it wasn't providing feedback. I was eventually able to kill some zombies by just clicking rapidly, but it is pretty clunky.
There's not really a whole lot here, but you could have a small pip going around the circle perimeter to help the player with timing, otherwise it's just really hard to tell when you need to press or release.
There's a solid foundation here, but it definitely needs a lot of work. Probably the best improvement would be to make the journeys outside into a separate game mode that allows you to actively collect resources.
Ran into a problem. in the second level, I got all the marked data servers, but it still said 1 left and couldn't complete it. I like the HD2D look though, and it controls well.
