There is this game called "no one has to die" that I enjoyed a lot back in the day - this gives me a similar vibe for the puzzle gameplay or the game feeling.
Floor VII was my favorite! I really enjoyed this game and appreciate the attention to detail and wanting to give the players a smooth difficulty curve and lots of extra information to ensure that the puzzle was as easy to understand as possible!
Smart concept and despite me getting a bit spammy it was strange to feel how real-time the turn-based combat became when you entered a flow state. Really good!
I (Max) and Emil made most of the assets in Procreate on the iPad. Mostly due to convenience as we worked in my office. Then be processed them and made the layouts in Photoshop.
SOLID vibes! The game does a great job at feeling a bit distressing. Wish the combat wasn't spamming my mouse though - not something I personally can keep doing for very long at a time.
Had i played with a pen and paper I think I would have cleared it a lot faster. Kinda funny that you mention how long it takes you to finish the game in the description :) you made it!
Smart level design, reminding me of two games "The Sun and the Moon" and "Leap year"
Sometimes the levels wanted to really be a lot all at once, a gentler on boarding would have been nice. Also I pressed R thinking I would restart the level, but instead I was taken back to the start of the game.
Wears its inspiration on its sleeve but makes for a hectic and fun experience!
The way the game scales in tasks is great but I found myself unable to multi-task so I often focused on just 1 of the papers and let the other one stay frozen the entire run - seemed to be a solid strat.
The fact that you buffer my inputs to allow for a rapid corner movement even when the snake has yet to reach the turn is the type of attention to details that impress me!
What a great take on the theme and a really solid game - total time sink. Sorta wish the level wrapped instead of "killing" the snake to totally remove the idea of penalizing the player and instead promoting going for insane lengths.
