It was a very fun game with charming sound effects! I think I didn’t get to understand how the swatter works, but I’ve spent quite a while having fun in this sweet game.
Splendid game, the pacing felt ideal! I don’t know if it was on purpose or I just got funny RNG, but the fact that, on the last moments of the second stage of the boss (like 10% of the health bar) fight the enemy bombs seem to be launched in a way that they would easily hit the boss without doing much effort seemed like a great reward.
Hm, I do know for a fact that not everyone has that glitch, and the theories are either it has to do with refresh rates, or the web version maybe performing worse… still more inclined to the former. Sorry you had those long pushes.
Me: Gotta. Order. Everything. Perfectly. Why is that blood drop among the hearts?! AAAH!!
Okay, in all seriousness now, this game is adorable and could totally see it in the Wholesome Games Direct! Making our lord and saviour Capy God draggable as well was a great decision, really helps keeping order.
This is the type of cozy game I wanted, one in which I can set the world on fire! I know that was probably not the intention, but I actually felt pretty chill as the house burned down.
An amazing game, loved every aspect of it and awoke my speedrunning urges. Gotta go fast!
Also, appreciated the linux build. I’ve been having trouble running some unity projects through wine, and I’m glad I didn’t miss the chance of playing to this game.
I don’t know if it’s just me, but going horizontal made me bolder while playing than vertical ones. Really cool how a little twist can change a player’s POV.
That’s odd, it just worked when I tried it, using space and intro (won’t work with mouse since it is disabled).
It’s true that if you click outside the game while it loads, you’ll need to click again on the game so it “focuses” on it again, but that happens with every game I think, has happened to me a coupple times with other games xD
I get the feeling that I could spend way too much time playing to this, it feels so good! Reminds me of Awaria, but having the option of fighting back. I just wished the prices of the upgrades were displayed, was a tad confused at first.
Liked the game, totally the type of experiences I look for in jams.
The art is very endearing and the map enough of a maze that I almost felt like drawing a map (I get lost easily). Really enjoyed completing both endings.
Amazing ending, made me chuckle more than I’ll ever admit.
I like a lot how intuitive every level feels despite their different approaches, had fun playing through the game.
Have to say, though, that in the third level, I got a glitch when a box fell on the character’s head and got stuck below the level: right after restarting the level, the game froze after touching the first candle and had to restart the game from the beginning.
