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Give us your honest (or brutal) feedback!

A topic by Riccardo Gennari created Feb 23, 2026 Views: 115 Replies: 7
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Submitted

Hey everyone, we’re a team of 8 looking for some honest feedback, don't worry about being nice, we just want to know what worked and what didn't. Did you get stuck anywhere? Did you encounter some bugs?

Play it here: /jam/brackeys-15/rate/4310469

Drop your game link below as well; we’re trying to play as many as possible! Thanks, and have fun!

Submitted

Hey I check yours just now !

Here's mine have fun ! /jam/brackeys-15/rate/4309911

Submitted

I'll check yours now

Here's mine

Submitted

I check yours just now

I hope you try my game : https://7mood1.itch.io/strangespace

Submitted (2 edits)

There are not many puzzle games that I like. But you gave me the right amount of tips to not make it super random or hard to figure out. It took me the right amount of time to not be tedious for me. The voiced at the gas station freaked me out though xD And it took me 5 seconds to figure out how to control the boat! 

I've made a blood vessel race game with my friends! You get propelled forward on the heartbeat. You increase you speed by grinding against the walls and hitting plaque. We would love to know who of your team is the fastest! If you could give us feedback and a rating, that would be nice as well! ^^

/jam/brackeys-15/rate/4307801


Submitted

Hello, we're a team of 4 here and yes we would love to trry your game and give an honest feedback!

Anyway, we would really appreciate it if you also willing to check our games here: /jam/brackeys-15/rate/4309251




This is also our first game jam and our team still learning as well so we would really appreciate whatever feedbacks your could give to us to make it better, thank you in advance~ :))

Submitted

I wish it had more puzzle elements instead of being a collect-a-thon. Maybe making you travel back to previous areas, slowly collecting parts of a bigger code? I also think the sky area with disappearing platforms was a bit empty and not as strange as the other two. But the concept of the codes were fun to interact with! It reminded me of that minecraft april fools update where you could go to new dimensions by throwing a written book in a portal.

I hope you check out my game as well! /jam/brackeys-15/rate/4313365

Submitted

Rated! Feel free to try our game too: /jam/brackeys-15/rate/4308672