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Kept me on edge the whole time! I really like that you have to juggle peeping through the hole, recharging the batteries, and activating the devices. The stylized 3D art really lends itself well to such a genre and dev time constraint. The audio works really well, it conveys many details, most importantly how close you are to losing, which is a more interesting idea than a health bar.

Personally it was a bit too hard for me. A single mistake can cost you your run. Its a bit too easy to drop a battery instead of inserting it. I wish you could swap an empty and full battery without dropping one on the floor. It's also impossible to distinguish a charged and empty battery once they are on the floor.

Thank you for the feedback!

The kind you don't admit to playing

Love the artstyle! Really fits the unsettling atmosphere

Love the artstyle! Really fits the unsettling atmosphere

Really fun idea, combining a game like jump king with misleading hints, but with every hint being misleading you start to tune them out at some point. 

The movement feels very good! I've even managed to find tech that lets you walljump straight up! My only gripe is that enemies chase you through walls, it feels a bit bs sometimes

Fun game! Been a while since I've played one with a Milk Meter :P

Really addicting! Brings me back to the days of typing in stratagems in Helldivers under pressure. I managed to get to round 40.

Yeah those two games were the main inspirations. Thanks for playing!

Haha yeah, that's the theme ;)

I'm glad you enjoyed it!

Thanks, I'm glad you liked it!

Really fun game! Feels a bit like a rhythm game or Geometry Dash. My only gripe is that sometimes I hold jump and still fail when landing on gray blocks.

The UI feels a bit unresponsive and I'm not sure if I'm missing something or there is no other way to confirm the guests other than their appearance.

Great idea and really fits the theme. I really like the tactility of the zipper and it sometimes jamming when you need to act fast. The dialogue sometimes feel a bit random though.

Great art and cool idea. I only wish that the genre was different, the platformer gameplay does not really add much.

Clever subversion with the No. = Number, but for some reason the game ends after 2 rounds. If that's intended then the equations being random results in getting random scores, which is pretty unfun. If there's supposed to be no turn limit, then the fastest way to play is to just play cards randomly

Neat idea, wish there was more depth, like more enemy colors and multiple cells that you have to micromanage. Currently it's just a reflex check to drag the cells to grab a color, change ammo, kill enemy, repeat

Amazing game for such a simple concept! At first I didn't think this game was anything until it started introducing levels where you needed to stall a guy to reposition another, or sacrifice some guys to let others reach the end. I only wish some of the levels were placed less focus on precision-platforming, since it's already hard to keep track of four guys on top of making tight jumps

Very fun! The enemy attack patterns are varied and engaging. I consider the dash not worth it vs spamming left click for most of the fights, so it was clever to force its use on the 5th level. The visuals were a bit overbearing, but the juice is definitely there.

Really impressive game for such a short time, with a bit more polish and content I could see this being a full fledged game on steam or mobile. I really like that there isn't a single correct solution to each puzzle, but a degree of freedom. I had some trouble running it on firefox at first, but once I switched to edge it ran well

Very cool idea for a puzzle platformer. Unfortunately I got softlocked on the first stage with wind by throwing a seed near a ceiling :( 

I also kept clicking out of screen bounds because I couldn't distinguish the page background and the level.

Simple but satisfying, really nailed the juiciness of combat. I wish there was a bit more variety in enemies and upgrades, but otherwise super fun!

Cool game, but a bit too hard for me. 

I think adding a bar that shows how far you've made it would be a great motivator!

Very creative, really fits the theme!

Cool game play in the vein of Foddy-likes, but the controls could be a bit more responsive.
Also, as a fan of bouldering I wish there was a level about climbing a taco bell restroom stall

Very creative but a bit too hard, it feels like I have no control over where the bytes go

Combat is very satisfying, I wish the game had more levels

Nice, that's quite a high score! I'm glad you enjoyed it!

Thanks for the feedback.
The acceleration and lack of friction makes it easier for the player to move around and enables tech such as launching yourself against a slope for height at the last second. On the other hand it takes a couple tries to get used to the movement.

I'm glad you enjoyed it. Thanks for the feedback!

Haha yeah, chaos is the intended experience. Glad you enjoyed it!

Yeah I have yet to figure this one out. I'm pretty new to RigidBodies in Godot and I still have a lot to learn. Thanks for the feedback!

Very interesting concept and very well executed. The quality is very impressive for a game made in such short time.
My only complaints are that the friendly and enemy pieces appear too similar and sometimes I confused which are mine and which aren't, despite the white outline. Also I had some trouble when dragging the mega pieces, I often had to drag them a couple times before they finally moved.

I really like the art, sfx, music and the juice! It really helps set the atmosphere of the game!
I do wish that the player character would be more responsive tho. The full stop when attacking and slow acceleration feels a bit stiff imo, given how fast the npcs move and react to attacks. But that might be just skill issue on my part ;)

Very atmospheric! I really like the visuals and sfx! It was a little too hard for me, but I had lots of fun.

Really cool concept. It gets a little too hard too fast imo, but it's still really fun.

Very cool game! I like the artwork and the combat feels very nice.