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The download says that it supports Linux, but there doesn’t seem to be a Linux executable.

This is a cool concept, and the game is challenging!

Fun game! One thing I found confusing it that I thought I had to avoid clicking the skulls.

This is so cute and innovative! At first i thought the objectives were buttons to click on, which confused me.

I feel like, despite not technically violating the rules, the game goes against the spirit of the jam by being easier to figure out for English speakers.

Quite enjoyable! Though I find it jarring that the character is much more detailed than the background.

Interesting concept! Quite difficult, but I made it on the second try. I also like the graphics and the smooth gameplay experience.

Stunning visuals and sounds! Even though there isn’t much gameplay, I had to convince myself to leave the game.

I meant a touchpad onea laptop that works as a mouse, not an actual touch screen.

Fantastic game! The laser toggling mechanic is cool and innovative. And it runs smoothly without issues.

Cute game, but incredibly glitchy!

Cute game! Quite challenging to play on a touchpad…

I love the unintuitive controls. Unfortunately, having to reload the page every time you die makes the game practically unplayable. Also I encountered a really weird bug where the death screen gets rapidly filled with coins you can repeatedly collect.

I have no idea how the game works…

I think this concept has great potential, but didn’t realize it. All the levels kind of feel the same.

The sliding part is really enjoyable! It’s a shame that you didn’t get to finish the game.

The game seems to contain letters, which is against the rules of the jam…

The expanding mechanic is interesting and innovative. As another commenter said, I found it confusing at the beginning when the game didn’t seem to react to any inputs.

I found it confusing that a green bar filling up represents something bad.

This is incredibly fun! If I have to find anything to complain about, the graphics seem a bit incoherent.

The game is very luck-based. The sluggish speed of the frog makes it pretty much impossible to consistently dodge cars.

Thanks for the bug report! Unfortunately I don’t have time to fix it before the deadline, but will do it later.

Or do they count as numerals?

I think remembering the rules is intended to be one of the challenges of the game.

I think I’ve figured it out. At one point, we slightly changed the yellow colors so that they’re easier to distinguish. Apparently, we accidentally left the old yellow in this picture, making the level impossible to solve. Sorry about that, the devil truly is in the details.

Thanks! I actually wanted to add exact highlighting, but my colleagues said it would be too confusing for the player…

Your picture looks correct. I’m not sure why the game doesn’t accept it.

The download says that in supports Linux, but it seems to only contain a Windows executable.

Really original game! I personally found it really difficult, I probably couldn’t work at a pawn shop :D The game is just missing instructions on how to open the book. (I know they’re in the description, but that shouldn’t be the only way to find it.)

Awesome and fun game with adorable graphics and soud effects!

It’s quite hard to catch the person due to the flying saucer being delayed after the cursor. I’m not sure if that’s intentional. And sometimes the alien runs out of the accessible area, making it impossible to track them.

At the beginning, I thought I had to kill people with green skin rather than the person in the lower left corner, which led to two unnecessary casualties. But that’s probably just my stupidity.

Really cool game! I wish there was a way to read what the different weapons do without having your health run out in the meantime. The tooltips sometimes don’t show up after mousing over something. How do you determine which words are positive? It seems a bit random.

Very cool and fun game! On the first two levels, it took me a while to figure out that the design needs to be made of two colors. In the future, I’d appreciate having some kind of motivation for getting high accuracy other than just a percentual score. And some larger levels with a longer time limit would be great!

Maybe I’m stupid, but I couldn’t figure out what I’m supposed to do even after playing many times. The game doesn’t seem to give you any indication whether you’re doing things correctly, even after you finish it.

Great concept and visuals! Unfortunately, the game is quite laggy on low-end devices. And for me, it got quite repetitive after a while, but I’m not a very patient person…

Outside fullscreen mode, the buttons don’t show up at all.

Quite fun arcade game. There is a bug where items can appear almost off-screen, making them impossible to distinguish and destroy.

Nice concept, but the buttons overlap with the dialogue, which makes the game quite unplayable.

Interesting concept for a puzzle game! The graphics were a bit confusing; it’s hard to tell what the tiles are supposed to represent and the intricate detail doesn’t match the simple design of the laser beams.