This is such a unique idea! However, I was quite stuck on lvl 2. Only after a while did I realise I had to backtrack to find the door at the beginning of the stage. Some indicator to tell the player to return would be good!
Yeah exactly! I know there's already some feedback in there. I just meant there could be even more of it, like extra visual or sound cues reacting to how you're doing as you type, on top of what's already there.
I played using the web build. And no worries about the ending, honestly, the game was still really enjoyable as is. Adding a bigger finale post-jam sounds like a great plan, though!
This is such a fun and precious game! Mila is the cutest dog ever 🥹 The gameplay's really fun too, though I'll admit it's not always obvious what's clickable, it took me a few tries to figure out what I could actually interact with. Still adorable though, love this!
Love this game, though it can be frustrating when it lags. The words in the tutorial can be quite hard to read, and the level can be quite confusing to navigate. Nonetheless, I had fun!
I love the art! But I had some issues with the scaling and couldn't start the game for a while. I feel like there could be more feedback for the player to make it more satisfying while typing!
Really fun, but the camera keeps clipping away even though I had already lowered my sensitivity. It made me really dizzy. It was also quite anticlimatic at the end cuz i thought something big was going to happen but nothing happened.
This was an enjoyable game, but I keep getting healing cards. While I am healing, the enemies are also healing each other so I was fighting them for 7 minutes straight.
I LOVE puzzle games, this is a really creative idea! Though sometimes I need to be incredibly precise to pass the level, which can get frustrating at times. But overall, I love the game feel and concept.
I love the premise of this game, but it's hard to tell when I did something right or wrong; an audio cue would be good to have. I think it would be good to give players a chance to retry in case they clicked on the wrong letter by mistake, for example. I also didn't know I could move my camera around. When the game starts, you can place some arrows to indicate that players can rotate around the room.
