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As a sailor myself I'm impressed how well you interpreted the base sailing mechanics to a game, well done! Pretty fun gameloop though it can get repetitive quite fast. 

Well polished, I had fun playing it, thanks!

Hey great game! I love the writing even if it's a bit too long sometimes. The artstlye is cute, and the atmosphere is lovely, great work guys! Now I'm off to clean my room in case there are any lil spiders around... Cheers

I agree with "MyLeg" here, a small tutorial would be much appreciated. Generally speaking it is much better to include the knowledge of how to play in the game itself rather than to write it down on the itch page, because people usually don't read it unfortunately. After reading and commiting though, the game is very polished and looks quite amazing, nice job on that!

Thanks for making this game, great job! :)

Yo this is addicting as hell! :D We had a similar idea when we were brainstorming on the theme, but we chose another approach after all. Your game is very well executed and surprisingly polished for a gamejam entry, nice one! Thanks for your game. :)

This is what gamejams are all about! Nice little idea, simple yet fun to play, good job. I agree with Nash here, the hitboxes are a bit hard to read sometimes.

Very cool to see a game with proper tutorial in a gamejam, hats off to that! The game itself feels very polished gameplay and audio wise, great stuff!

I really appreciate the approach of making a clean and easy to understand gameplay and polish the hell out of it. Pretty unusual for a gamejam, so again: congrats on this, nice work

After reading everything it became clear how to approach this game, but some super easy tutorial would have improved the experience. I know this is a jam game, so I'm not super picky about this, consider this a suggestion to improve the game if you'd like to continue working on it. You should!:)

The audio fits the mood very well, nice job on that! Pretty cool game

Hey thanks for playing all the way through and give some feedback! I personally think you are absolutely right, we could have spent some more time with the actual map design, but that's how a gamejam is.:) An important takeaway is to playtest as soon as possible so we can investigate these kind of issues.
Thanks again!

Hey,

Thanks for playing! I'm flattered that you found it polished, we really had to cut the scope to get a properly working game. :D

Cheers

Wow that's so cool to read! Glad you liked the humor on this one, we had great fun making it!

Hey thanks! Glad you liked it! :)

That's so amazing to hear that you actually played through the game with this much attention!
You guessed it right: The choir boys had an other quest related to them initially but as always, we ran out of time.:) Same with the lantern! We wanted to include it in the pic, but just couldn't make it in the end. That's how it is.
Thanks for playing!

Hey, nice to see a fellow game featuring an old lady!
Amazing artstyle, I love the menu (or epilogue) part with those "windows" the most, good job on that one!
Oh and it's cool to see a Construct game as well.
Music is also great, good vibes. Perfect jam game! :) nice one <3

Finally someone found the multiple endings, nice one!:)

Hey, really glad you liked it!:)

Thanks

Hey, thanks!:)

I'm glad you liked it!

Thanks!

We had to fix some audio issues in the meantime, but I'm very happy that you liked it!:)

I'll check yours tomorrow as it's super late here.

Hey, ours is here:
https://itch.io/jam/scream-jam-2024/rate/3058006

Dear Nijelous!
Thanks for playing and also for streaming, it's super valuable for us, devs!
Unfortunately there is a known bug in the game, which you just got right when you started. (The background doesn't load and the mini portrait stays there forever)

Would you mind telling us  in what resolution were you playing? We are planning to continue developing the game and it's great to collect some additional info on the bugs.

Anyways, we are really glad you liked it, keep it up dude! :)

hell yeah, thanks! 

Thank you very much!:)

🎶...like there is no tomorroooooow... 🎶

Hey!

Thanks for the feedback, we will release it after the voting is over. (~9 days)

Hey!

I grew up in a garden house, so this game gives me a bit of a PTSD lol :D
Very cool concept, I like games which think outside of the box, this one checks the mark big time!

Only complaint maybe is the the hitbox of "stepping on the dandelions" were not readable enough for me at lest, maybe it can get an other iteration, but definitely works like this as well, great one!

Nice to see that you thought before just started to develop, the little mechanics make it a coherent game!

Cheers

Hey Steve!

Generally speaking I love the idea, and I also like rythm games, so this was a great match. With this one it felt like it's harder to get the first bucket-pass than to get the upcoming ones, but maybe it was just my lack of rythmic understanding. So after I did the first 2-3 passes, I usually was able to finish the whole loop.

It is also a great touch that you let the player know if they were early or late. Did you try to make it somewhat of a "real-time feedback", so players can see right away if they were early? Maybe that could also work.:)

Great entry all in all, cheers

Hey!

This game is a gem! I really like puzzle games, but boy, oh boy is this hard! Very cool music, all in all great vibes, very well done, good entry!:)

Keep it up

Hey there!

Great idea, perfect scope for a gamejam of this kind! One thing on which you could maybe improve is the visuals, as it is not always easy to read.:)

Good one, cheers

Hey there!

Cute game, movement is a little clunky, not sure if it's considered final, or it would still need some polish.:)

I got the sticky keys windows alert because of pressing Shift too much. :D

One thing which comes to my mind where you could improve is to add some kind of tutorial section as not every player reads the description of your game.

Overall good one, cheers!

Generally speaking a great idea, glad I've found it! Bit clunky movement, but still enjoyable and more importantly: readable! Nice one!:)

Maybe you can improve on the resolution of the itch page as it was a bit hard to navigate on the page itself.

If you put in the time, it's worth it, nice game logic, well done! The visuals are fitting for the theme, maybe you could have put it in the center of the screen, but it's not an issue. :)
The music is a real banger, nice one!

Thank you very much, glad you enjoyed it! :)

I'm also terrible at it, good to know that we are not alone! :D

21K is massive! Nice job!:)
Fair enough, the whole replay screen logic came to existence around half an hour before deadline... :D
Thanks for playing, glad you enjoyed it!
Cheers

Pretty well polished game, especially in only 15 days, well done! I haven't experianced any bugs, the gameplay speaks for itself, very good idea for a gamejam, hats off! :)

Hey Cristiano!
Thanks for the suggestion; could you please elaborate a bit on what is not working? I just tried it and it seems to work on my side.:)
Cheers!

Sure you can buddy! Thanks for playing! :)

Amazing job by yourself alone, very well done. I like the music the most, and the puzzles as well, but the looks, the atmo is greatly connected toghether! Very lovely, beautiful job! :)

Wow, amazing work under 22 hours! Pretty polished, with a lot of different features and mechanics. Very nice job!

Ahh, nice idea, but yeah, I didn't think about it. :D

Wow, for a solo developed game, this is great!

Good idea to have one base mechanics and tweak it a bit to have some variations and new maps!

Did you think about putting the bags a bit further away from the bins? With this layout it doesn't really worth it to put the leaves inside the bags, since the trashbin is already really close.:D

Anyway, good vibes, good choice of music, nice work! :)

Hey!

If this is your first ever game, huge congrats then! Nice to see a fellow Godot user as well.:)

I like how your main character looks, and the chilling dude on the right of the map. Obviously the background could be a bit more polished, but hey, it's only 72 hours! Very well done!