I enjoyed the concept, I was pleasantly surprised by how fun it was. I really enjoyed level 5 & 7. I also appreciated the hints for whether you were in the right direction with the overlapping. My only two nits is that it would be nice if there was more feedback upon submitting a level successfully, and I was a bit confused with level 6 (felt like the 11'oClock should have been first, maybe I was misreading the clock). Great job!
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Fun game! Took me a couple tries before understanding how to improve your odds. Took me a while but eventually won in 107 spins. I enjoyed figuring out how the cards worked. The art is fantastic (great job with the Hot Devilish Croupier and the awesome camera for spinning the roullette), and I enjoyed the silly opening cutscene. Two small nits: I think the card cost increases but the text describing how expensive a card is always 60s, and I would super appreciate the quality of life if you kept not only which spot you're betting on but also how much you were betting. Overall great job!
This was great! I loved that there was an opening cutscene, and the art is gorgeous. The game itself was fun to see the mystery, and I managed to win on my 2nd full run (first run I lost after my first rewind I lost track of my time lol). My only nitpick is that the hitbox for the computer is a finicky and I totally missed that on my first run. Although I love that you could push the chair around, that was a neat touch (was wondering if we had to restore the chair & lamp to the original positions before exiting). Overall great game!
I enjoyed myself with this. The mazes were fun, and I actually enjoyed the fun curveballs you threw with each level. It was fun challenging myself to take as little time as possible, and I really liked the player model, the little blue blob is cute. Only thing I wish is that dying didn't start you all the way at level 1, but I guess it lets you balance risk vs reward for how long you give yourself. Great job overall!
Pretty neat game overall! I enjoyed seeing how the puzzles change over time. I liked the art a lot, and the audio was quite punchy and fit the theme quite well with the countdown. My only nit is that it was a bit unclear what some of the tiles did (I'm unsure what the dice does still), so a small guide would help with that. Great job!
I'm glad you enjoyed it! I appreciate the feedback, I admit the wall of text for the "How to play" was a last minute add on (couldn't easily explain the time dividend concept nor how many points you get when you're playing). Next time I'll add a blurb saying that there's an in-game tutorial so you don't have to read this wall of text. Thanks for playing!
Funny concept, this was a fun game. I found it hilarious how there were just piles of gold in your home initially and getting money was a bad thing. I enjoyed the art, which was cute. Minor nit: I got soft-locked in level 2 when I opened the gate by paying the booth on the right, then went in to pay the booth on the left and got stuck inside when the gate closed behind me. Maybe add a way to restart the specific level instead of the entire game? Super fun overall!
Excellent concept as a shopkeeper. I love the idea of detective work as a shopkeeper where you don't explicitly know who's on which side and you have to balance your own discovery with the risk/reward of each individual deal. My only critique is the information overload so it would be nice if there was a built in log. That said, it has amazing presentation, a fascinating concept that could definitely be fleshed out, and a delight to play!
