I really enjoyed this. The whole world is actually a giant logic puzzle and I have to - finally - plan literally every step I take. And I also have many different abilities. The visuals bring back memories from the PS1 era, which adds nostalgia points. The visuals are actually trivial, but they fit together really well and the atmosphere is great.

There are a lot of bugs, but that's completely normal in GJ. It's just that I accidentally discovered that I can possess men remotely, which wasn't exactly ideal. I also have no idea what I am at the beginning - just some kind of disease? Mold? Giant purple mushroom? Mycelium? I would like to see "who" or "what" I am at least in the beginning.

Hopefully you have more levels planned and ready. More animals, more levels, more purple everything!

Whoa. A 3D game, well made, good looking, good sounding, good atmosphering, good moving, good playing, good puzzling. In a 48 hour jam. What should I tell more?

I really like this game and I want more of it. A lot more of it. There is a good game play and atmosphere, yet there should be more puzzles and perhaps more mechanics, although the ones made for the jam are good. I love that various animals have various abilities, I love that I must combine them in a smart way, I love that that I cannot use one animal twice. But please, go on, develop the game! Give me more creature abilities, more puzzles and more levels.

To this point, it’s a great game.

On the other hand, some things feel flat with this game and should be addressed:

• Story design. I am not sure who I am playing as. Am I a fungal infection? What is my purpose? Or am I some a (positive) hero who is chased by fungal curse and seeks to save himself or the world?
• Level design. The current game environment is good to test and prototype mechanics. It looks good, the assets are well chosen, but can get repetitive quickly (especially the trees). Also holes in the map which you can fall through sound more like a bug than a feature to me. In the last level, I think I didn’t solve it, but walked around it to its end; this didn’t give me the “you solved it” feel.

I think the story (and level design) should be iterated more, perhaps some classical game such as Thalos Principle should serve as an inspiration.

But to me, this is a great game with big potential. The team was probably the most enjoying team, with good vibes and in a great mood for the whole jam. One of the members also managed to sleep only 1 hour during the 48 hours period, yet deliver lot of work and still be fresh after the jam. I don’t get how is that even possible. I hope the team didn’t say its last word :)

Visuals are interesting but not distracting. Just pleasing 3D. I also like the sounds. From the gameplay, it is a cool idea for a puzzle with different roles and requirement for a good route planning. Not sure about the "human" ability, I probably didn't understand it at all. However, one animal in particular is a bit overpowered and I managed to go out-of-bounds with it by accident :D. But I think I reach the end, even thought not in the intended way. Maybe one think I would improve would be the time the trail kills you. Currently, it is too short, at least for me. But it might be just my skill issue.

I like the idea - very original. In some levels, I was confused if I succeded or if I'm playing the same level all over again - but I figured it out pretty quickly. You managed to make the atmosphere mysterious and depressive - which I suppose was the intention.

Koncept převtělování a stopy, kterou za sebou hráč zanechává, je hodně fajn. Grafika a hudba jsou za mě velmi dobré, líbí se mi styl modelů a jak houbičky ve tmě svítí, a hudba hodně vylepšuje tu noční atmosféru. Přijde mi ale, že mechanika převtělování na dálku není ve hře skoro vůbec vysvětlena, o její existenci jsem se dozvěděla až z playthrough videa. A lezení s veverkou je dle mého názoru trochu clunky - přijde mi, že se dá lézt pouze pod hodně malým natočením kamery vůči překážce, což mi při prvních pár pokusech dělalo dost problémy. Ale jinak to je dobrá hra.

Líbí se mi ten koncept převtělování a oceňuju grafiku dělanou v blenderu. Dá se to akorát přes laňku velmi rychle cheatnout a vyhrát - obejít vše. Jinak moc pěkná hra, bavila jsem se. :)

Ok, this was fun. I think I solved the puzzles without any deer glitching through trees shenanigans. The last puzzle was really satisfying to solve. I think I would have preferred not having a trail at all, as it was more of an annoyance than a mechanic I had to be careful about. Even if I knew what I was doing, standing on that path for a really short time can make me start the level all over again.

Also wish there was the remote possession mechanic explained somewhere in the game, as I only got it after reading the comments and the remote possession should have aim indicator as the dot is not on the screen unless you are already trying to possess something, but I understand there wasnt much time with all the amazing stuff you guys got in the game.

Also I see the cheeky trap that you put at the end there. I cant believe I fell for it. And on my next try when I knew what to expect, I got killed by the trail because I was too slow...

Overall I really enjoyed the game and wish for more levels like the last one, as I think that one was really creative and had to be solved in a way that the player didnt expect

Visually impressive game especially for a 3D game (in 48 hours!). Also the UI is gorgeous.

Overall the game still feels a bit overscoped. There is a lot it is trying to do, that it ends up not doing much well. To me the level design felt confusing, the controls (especially the body switching) felt clunky so much so, that it felt like doing random things rather than actually solving a puzzle.

On the other hand, the atmosphere feels pretty good. Sounds and music work well with the environment which adds to the immersion. While there is a story, it feels vague and is basically a wall of text at the start and at the end. Then there are endings based on your decisions about the guards, which I didn't really understand.

To summarize, I really like the concept, it is interesting and quite unique. It was very ambitious and you got very close to actualizing it well, if you had like a day more. And while the final prouduct isn't as polished as it deserves, it doesn't take away much from the achivement you have all accomplished. Great job!

Hey, we've noticed that many people are facing a bug of getting stuck or that their inputs are ignored.  This is caused by running the game at very fast frame rates.  If you are facing these issues, then if you can, please try limitting the games FPS in your driver settings. Up to 144 FPS should be good enough. After that, all input detection issues are gone.We apologise for the inconvenience and we swear to never use unmodified Unity's modern input system with deltaTime ever again. Also don't forget to switch the FPS cap off after you're done.

11/10, změnilo mi to život