What a creative idea, and very well executed! I can't believe how much content is here in a game jam entry, plenty of room to expand it as well. Good stuff

Great take on pachinko, with the peg upgrades and quests working really well to create a core loop that cries out for "just one more run!". The little scenes that you get for quests are adorable too :)

This was surprisingly fun!  Very addictive quality to it.  I really liked how you can aim your little hero.  First run I died very quickly.  The prices in the shop increased so much faster than my income.  A description of each of the vendors and the stats would have been super helpful.  Second run I did great, right up until my hero landed perfectly balanced on top of a vendor and would not move.  Perhaps a nudge button would fix that?  Also, is there any sort of ending?  Perhaps when you have all the pegs filled with vendors?

Really nice idea !

I had a bit of trouble understanding you have to actually pet the item on the pegs and to find the Launch button,  maybe a bit of tutorial or instructions in game would have been nice but other than that, it's a fun game full of random events, I loved it ! I could really see myself play it on mobile tbh

Pachinko combined with rpg mechanics is a genius idea.

Love the dynamic camera in this, really adds to the bounciness of the movement. From your other comments it sounds like the things I'd want improved are underway already so looking forward to playing a post-Jam version!

haha I never thought plinko could be turned into an adventure game. I see plinko I play plinko - love it!

Very fun. I have no critiques! A game for me to play in the back of my classes

Amazing job!

Managed to get to Day 16 after a little bit of practice. I was a big fan of the game “Ballionaire” and this game reminded me a lot of it.

I was hoping to see a tooltip for what the items in your inventory did, but after experimenting a little bit i was able to quickly figure out what things did.

I saw there was also what looked like a magic shield resource, but I don’t think I ever got that item. Was that something that got left out due to time?

Nice work!

Very cool idea and super polished execution! I only stopped because I managed to shoot down in a perfectly straight line and got stuck on one of the pegs :B

Love the idea of slowly upgrading your pachinko board!

Wow this is so polished for the game jam! I enjoyed it a lot, I thought the eye mechanic was quite interesting. I wish the pegs had a tad more bounciness so you could hit the underside of the one above you. Maybe I'm stupid but I would've liked a way to know what the items do before I put them down, as I'm really into the deckbuilding component of games like this. Or alternatively maybe some theming to understand why I don't know what is going on if you want to keep it as is. Great game.

Very creative idea! One of the best I've played so far this jam, would really like to see it in a full game.

As for a game jam game, I think you could've put some tutorial text that said "DRAG THE SHOP TO THE SLOTS" on the inventory bit, first time I played I just clicked launch without understanding what to do. Also, having some more starting resouces would've been helpful.

It was all so nice and chill, loved the artwork and storytelling.

I played this for an embarrassingly long amount of time.  Filled the board.  My game lagged/slowed after each shop hit which frustrated me, but I feel the irritation added to the gacha-addiction of this maybe?  But I want more detail, levelling difficulty, and for this to be on mobile for fidget-gaming!

Amazing game! This was a blast to play, and I could totally see a more fleshed out version with maybe different characters, items, relics, enemies, shops, the list could go on. Really good job <3

We took some times to understand where we could build, it's a nice idea ! We had this bug a lot where the ball bounce badly and then goes out of bound :/ 

Very satisfying little game to play, and the artwork is utterly gorgeous. It seemed a little easy in the state it was in now, especially with swords and potions not getting consumed in battle, and it'd be cool to see more peg varieties, but I got sucked in hard to the "one more go" gameplay loop.

Phew, finally! [ itch won't let me insert a screenshot ]

Once I properly understood the multiplier mechanic, I kinda got sucked in and.. well... :D

I had to pull up the description on my second monitor initially to know what things did, and even then it took me a bit of trial and death. I loved all the physics of the game, especially the slow-mo, even though it could be turned off for normal pegs. All in all I really enjoyed it and with better balance I would play it again :)

Bugs found: left clicking on a peg allows to move it but removes the original, item counts above 99 only show the first two digits (see screenshot for both)

This game actually became addicting once you learn how to play it. The art is beautiful, and the music is amazing and synced with the overall style of the game :-]

The only problem was that it was hard for me , and probably for most people  to figure out what was going on without looking at your game page. If you had implemented a good tutorial system, that would have been perfect. The concept of loop here is also neat and nice. But overall, it is a really nice game. I just hoped it had some of its guide inside the game.