I love the philosophical concept behind this—how small connections can achieve a sort of cosmic harmony. It feels very unique and grand.

Huge props for the dedication to accessibility and localization! It's extremely rare to see a Jam game built with such inclusive standards.

That said, I honestly think the in-game goals could be clearer. Also, the controls felt a bit clunky when trying to make specific numbers collide in 3D space. Perhaps restricting movement to a 2D plane would make the interaction much more precise and less frustrating.

Great experimental work!

Unfortunately, I don't think I was able to grasp what was happening here. I was able to figure out how to move the beings, but it was not immediately apparent that you had to exit the redistribution window to do that. Nor was I able to figure out what triggered that window to appear or what the win condition for the game was. I suspect that part of the problem was that I was not able to figure out how to make a move. I do want to compliment your attention to accessibility. It's cool to see games using semantic elements and aria, and it's doubly impressive for a game jam time frame!

Really cool visual style and overall vibe. I'm sorry to say but I was also confused about what was happening.

Nice work on the visuals and music. It really sells the dream like quality your going for. I've also never seen a jam game include so many language options, props for that. Unfortunately, like the other commenter said, I couldn't for the life of me figure out how I was supposed to play. I was doing the slidy thing, I couldn't notice if that was changing anything. I wasn't sure if I was supposed to reach a certain number on each hand. Congrats on finishing your game.

Not sure what I'm missing but I just can't figure it out. Maybe make available the gameplay video you made to submit it?