Ah, it seems that I used something a bit similar but I didn't know it. I invented system like this: in every turn, every "interesting" tile is given a numerical value. Then for each rat there is created a personal value - the general one divided by distance. Then the most valuable of all personal moves is chosen, if it is available from the pathfinding perspective. Previous and next moves have no influence.
In every turn, select a rat and move with it. You can open chests, collect items, or kill enemy rats. If you move to a tile with an enemy on it, you kill it. If you collect an item, you can use it (throw), move with it or drop it to different tile. Your goal is to kill all enemy rats in every level.
As for applications in company's office: if you saved any paper in previous level, you can make them. The more you demand, the bigger the chance to be rejected.
Yeah, the items to find are displayed on the right. There are several shells also but they are additional content, and they are not required to win the game. I'm glad you enjoyed it!
Eating some things make difference, because you can have additional food replenished or gain health regeneration. I had the idea of various other boosts, but unfortunately I didn't have enough time. Thank you!
Thanks! My idea was that it is necessary to move on land, not only in water, but because otters are mainly water animals, player's character is more vulnerable on the land. So the two spheres (dimensions - water and land ;)) are clearly distinguished by the danger and abilities. I plan to make sth bigger out of this game, working on it currently.
I think this is a very philosophical platformer :D. The mechanics resemble a simple platformer, but you were able to make it outstanding and completely different than most such games. I didn't know at first what to do with the first puzzles, but I figured it out in the end.
Thanks for the review and playing on stream, I am very happy that you managed to hunt successfully in the end ;). Both the shortcut for attacking and the one to select all wolves at once are very good ideas, nice to hear them.
Thanks! Love to hear that you liked it! As for the theme - well, when I played it, I found myself constantly pausing my wolves not to make too much noise and it was necessary. But I suppose that there must be different playstyles and I haven't caught the other one ;)
Thank you, I agree that the wolves' speed/game speed/size of the map should be more balanced. In the last update, I changed the overall difficulty and tried to compensate for it with levels, but I probably made it faar too difficult. You have to get used to the mechanics and "rhythm" of the game to finish it. Yet, thanks for playing and trying despite the difficulty!
Yes, for now, it is a good game and it works, which is most important ;). And hah, I know this "tunnel vision" thing also from my game. It's great you are making the next version!
This is a good and very original game. The one problem is that it does not explain anything, so sometimes I was clicking randomly because I wasn't sure what's going on. I would suggest to add some on-screen text in the beginning, when you choose cards (and how that choice works), and afterwards, display the action of the selected card in one place instead of many smaller texts when you hover a card. But all in all - no bugs found, and I would like to play some upgraded/expanded version definitely.
Nice game. I believe something more was meant to exist (this empty place in movement tiles...) but it's fun already. Only one or two levels became boring, when you had to place dozens of tiles to reach the goal. Also more actions would be nice, and better usage of the limitation - I think it is no real limitation, because the simplest successful paths will be always under 10 seconds
Really fun game. I cannot assess how much work it was, but it certainly works, is fun and fast to play. One thing that could have been better is the enemies' behaviour - maybe instead of flying into the player they would circle him? But this would make the game harder at the same time, so it needs to be thought over.
Nice game! In the beginning, I thought that you cannot control the werewolf at all and I started to think "how on earth can you beat this game", but then I realised what I was doing wrong. Quite simple, but original concept.
Interesting version of pong. The classic mechanics work without any problems, and the difficulty is just right, at least for me - I had 1-1, 2-2, 3-3 with a medium AI. Figuring out which power-up is which takes some time, but I think it is completely ok in such a game.
It's the best game I've played so far in this game jam. It reminds me of bomber games but is completely different, very fun and fast. And it makes me blame myself for my stupidity when I explode once again...
As everybody before said, the moon and the physics usage is very clever, it was something different than most games. It would be fun to play some more levels and explore the existing mechanics.
Thank you! Yeah, I will add sound in an update. And the wolves' speed also seemed a bit too slow for me, but I forgot to change it - also coming in an update :)
It is hard, but the mechanics are great. When you leave the starting place, it becomes a bit too random if you will find (or just bounce into xD) a suitable oxygen tank or not, maybe the rocks could be a bit denser. But it's a really fun short game, I especially liked crazy spinning.
