Thanks! It still needs some polishing, but I did my best over the last few days to get something minimally playable. I'll update it soon, so please come back and play it again!
Thanks for the feedback. The boxes weren't set up for jumping. The player can't jump (for now) and was passing through them because they didn't have colliders. I forgot about that. I liked the challenge of doing it in 3D.
Thanks for your feedback. There were more hazards, but they broke the game, so I decided to leave just those two. In the next update, I'll add more and improve the colliders :D
I'm glad you liked it. There are currently two mini-games because the others were breaking the game a bit and there wasn't enough time! But soon I'll release an update with more mini-games and even a store where you can spend the coins you earn!
I'm glad you liked it. Currently, there are only two mini-games left because the rest broke the game, and I didn't want to worry about it anymore because it was time to deliver! I didn't know that happened in the web version. It's the first time I've exported to the web. I plan to release an update soon that adds more variety to the game.
Thanks for playing. I plan to release an update very soon to improve the visuals and even add more hazards so that it's not so repetitive and stands out much more!
It feels pretty good, but I would have liked to know why I'm taking a risk. I don't think the theme of the game is clear to me. Visually, I found the enemies funny and I liked being able to hit the citizens.
It's nice and all, but I don't know if the girl turns fast enough that she's supposed to be looking back and detects that I was clicking on her. I would have liked to be more visually rewarded, but good game!
I liked a mouse that forms words. It's not just a game of collecting cookies; it can even teach you how to write a word and improve your mental agility.
I got desperate, I didn't see anything to do, I read a comment that it was very slow, but I spent a while on it and didn't see anything. I guess it was about finding cookies, it looked good, I'm sorry it was difficult to give you a rating.
In my game, there's only one rule: press the button.
What happens after that is completely random. A random hazard might appear out of nowhere to test your luck. Will you survive, or will you become part of the chaos?
I like robots. The idea is clear: you risk your life to get rewards and reach the best ones. I would have liked to receive more instructions because I went there and there were few robots, and I wasted my life running to attack. I would have liked a pointer to know where I was aiming, but good job!
