I literally have that fixed in my project and I havent updated it yet because I wanted to polish some more too hehe

I dont seem to find much documentation about the API outside their site.

As an example game, I was so happy they integrated tarot cards on it, and the effects kind of align with each of the cards, while also running their own unique pixel art deck

text was very small like the time or the frog status, otherwise you have a really good base for expanding into a cool game!

controls were an interesting choice but made for engaging challenging gameplay 

Loved the Artwork and the little jump animation, and the mechanics were engaging and fun.
the level after the water leve has the background trees in the foreground, and I wish the tongue and flies were a little bit brigther  to make them easier to see. Overall I enjoyed it a bunch!

Loved the UI!

liked the mole sprites

where do i send it now

but baby it ain't you, it's I mean it

no hyperbole, no really

You're not listening! it's literally me!

happened to me too, seemed to be on starting a new run after finishing the last one. reloading the page fixed it.

I never had an incremental game punish me this hard when buying an upgrade like the gnome trampoline did on this. it made a huuuuge mess and made stuff less manageable.

another QoL tip, make clicking on a book automatically pause the game, no need for that to be an extra step

i played in the browser too and if u clicked on the page option it gave you more options to type, like the numbers needed for it

Really cute game, im looking at what people can do with this engine and this is one of the top quality examples i found. Ty for the experience.

hey this has potential, if there was more cards or any endgame it would be pretty nice

it ended when i got enough gold to buy the bookcase qwq

damn dude is not that deep, literally if u open the Ördög article in wikipedia they use a similar picture. 

with the minecarts i got to draw my whole deck every turn

we all deal with these issues darling

this was incredibly addicting i sat down until i finished, never thought medieval european waterworks could be so interesting

i've recently read a discussion online that criticized people that said that in Orpheus place wouldn't have looked back, this seems to be a play on that discussion, explicitely saying that "to love is to look back". So, our protagonist clearly and dearly loved its cat, so of course the choice is taken away from the player.