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Vuk Kraguljac

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For such a short time, this is impressive, though it would be better if you omitted the attacking mechanic and focused on polishing the movement, for example coyote time would improve the feel of the game a lot. 

Great game, I especially liked the chaotic collage artstyle.

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DISCLAIMER: Do this at your own risk! If you get fired, it's your responsibility.

This game is amazing! Good job on making the upgrade system balanced, also the voice lines were nice. I strongly suggest you to turn this into an actual Steam game!

Thank you!

Very content-rich game for a game jam entry, it even has achievements! I'm not good at puzzle games so I'm not qualified to speak about the difficulty

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Very unique idea, it's a shame the game ran at 2 FPS

Thank you, your game is the most fun one I've played so far!

Is there no audio or is it just my computer?

Creative concept! Counting multiple groups while playing is surprisingly difficult!

Great game, forces you to think quickly

Super fun game! I love the artstyle too! Having the speed up button is a great decision, as well as the leaderboard - makes you want to keep playing to become #1

Wow the artstyle and UI are amazing! Generally an extremely well polished game. The gameplay is also pretty fun, but some of the minigames are borderline impossible.

The artstyle is very nice. I played as fighter, and didn't really understand how to kill enemies, but even so, I just kept collecting hourglasses and increasing time per hourglass and realized that it's impossible to lose.

Cool game, I like the retro artstyle. One problem is that when the "panic" starts the strategy is just to stand underneath the platform in the corner and pick off zomies as they approach until a huge swarm arrives. Also, you should remove the "exit" button in the web build, because when you call "get_tree().quit()" in the browser, it just freezes (I learned this the hard way XD)

Cool idea, I actually though about the same thing in the brainstorming phase. The biggest con is that there is no audio, audio clues would be really helpful during the countdown.