Great game! I loved the main mechanic, it was so fun and creative. The frozen letters were a good addition as well, since it forces you to adapt in the moment to whatever was chosen randomly, disrupting any strategy you were building. It was difficult, but I managed to win it second try without losing a life. I really enjoyed it! Also loved the music, and while I would've liked it to have sounds, it's a game that works perfectly fine without them.

As for feedback, there's a couple things I'd like to say: 1. the rounds became easier as they went on, making it boring to have to wait for one or two letters with a countdown of 12 and 4 repetitions, and 2. the abilities of the letters didn't really affect how I played the rounds, as the only thing I really looked at was the white outline indicating how much input window time was left. I ended up only caring about them to avoid the X ability at all costs (it seems nasty, but I didn't have to face it) and to speed up a bit whatever letters would be left alone at the very end. I see the same solution for both of these: make the abilities trigger when the letter is turned green. That would disrupt the order in which the player has been pressing the letters, while also making it harder as it goes on, as long as the abilities are annoying enough (in the good way).

Anyway, I loved it, it was one of the few that I got really close to beating on my first try and still wanted to play a second time. Good job!

PS: One last thing, that probably doesn't bother anyone since it's okay for a game made in 96 hours, but at first I was confused as to why the game didn't end, then just realised that it was impossible to continue since I couldn't place more letters on the grid.

Very creative game - I enjoyed playing! 😎

I failed before the board was full. It was those question marks that got me!  I had no recollection of what the original letters were. haha

I really like this concept. I can see how the game can become hectic really fast and it's got a decent skill curve to it to. There are a lot of mechanics and details to keep track of, so I really appreciate the tutorial and the countdown timer around the letters also helps a lot. I think in a full version, if you ease the player into it and introduce mechanics one at a time, it can become addictive very quickly.

Idea is very oryginal, it feels like rythm game, but you build rythm by yourself. Special abilities of the tiles change the flow of the game constatly causing that player have to adjust per each round. With some move juice game can be a very playable.

I would add posibility to unlock some new abilities for the letters, or skills for the player to gather new highscores.

Its a neat idea but I think you need a bit more juiceyness.

Really cool concept! I liked how the board slowly became more chaotic as more tiles were added, and choosing which letter to place next added a nice layer of strategy. It took me a couple of rounds before everything clicked, but after that I kept saying “one more run”. Nice work!

That's a creative concept, i like itt

Wow. What a creative idea. I really enjoyed the puzzle of placing the tiles and the rhythm-esque game of pressing them was very zen. The music really helped cue me and the timing was generous, which I appreciated as things got more hectic. The only design choice I wish you had made differently would be the choice of font - the Y and V as well as a few other letters tripped me up multiple times. Unfortunately that caused me to die 2 tiles away from the full board of 25, which was a little frustrating. But definitely impressed by the novelty of the mechanic, very far away from anything I've played before and it was really fun!

Really nice mechanic and incredibly fun! I really like the music and how it's synced to the timer, really helps with keeping track of things! overall really good, well done!!

interesting game and really recommend! so creative its a bit hard for me but worth trying! Bravo

Very fun game, the design and visuals are very good and the concept itself is unique, though I needed some time to get used to gameplay but i can see this as a good full game in the future. Keep up the good work!

Really interesting concept ! But I had some trouble playing with an AZERTY keyboard. Would have been nice to link the keys to their physical location (since I do not have a QWERTY keyboard unfortunately and changing language settings didn't work)

Really cool concept! The difficulty curve feels smooth and picking tiles adds a nice layer of strategy. A few letters were tricky to read with the font, but placing nearby keys together made it super satisfying to play. Awesome job!

It took me some time to figure out the mechanics, but I can definitely say it's a fun game.

I beat it :D, awesome work. Realizing I should plan to add keys close together on the keyboard was cool. 

I really like the explanation about the Kashubian language connection and yes, very clever to use only Control nodes! The tutorial could work better if you have separate text instructions that are located near the UI element which they are describing, e.g. description about the countdown with a label located on the bottom right. Personally, the game default font is a little hard to read without using color emphasis on words, particularly with the similarities between the numbers used for counting down and the letters, but I understand that it keeps in theme with the rest of the game. When selecting letter tiles to add to the board, it would be nice if the explanation is shown beneath each time instead of having to mouse over each letter tile. It somehow became a fun touch typing game where I would place letters that are near each other on the keyboard near each other on the grid. Had a lot of fun playing this

Interesting concept :) The difficulty ramps up when you have more tiles on the board. I love how you can choose which tile to add! I do have to agree with the others here, the font can be a bit hard to read. And the tutorial could be more visual than wordy I think.