This game was stressful(in a fun way), managing all of the things kept the adrenaline high! This take on the theme was intresting by itself, but the game upped it a lot. :)

A fun management game with an interesting narrative inspired by the Maya. I especially liked the progression, resource management, and overall balance. The need to keep track of the characters and prepare for each new stage made the gameplay engaging.

I made a small mistake during my run and ended up failing the fourth stage with only a few seconds left. Because of that, my main suggestion would be to add checkpoints before each new time period. It would be helpful to choose between restarting from the latest stage or beginning the whole game again.

Replaying everything from the start after a late failure feels a little discouraging, especially since there is always a chance of failing again near the end. Aside from that, I found the game interesting and well balanced.

This game is really addictive. At some point I just found myself dragging cards onto objects without even thinking about it. It was surprisingly satisfying. The sounds also help a lot. They make it really easy to get immersed in the game.

I ended up playing the whole thing in one go, trying to save those poor people from the end of the world xD

The only thing that confused me was the time rewards. It felt like putting simpler objects, like a tree, on the pyramid gave more time than the more advanced objects you unlock later. I expected it to be the opposite, so I wasn't sure if I missed something.

Other than that, I had a great time. This is the kind of game you can easily get hooked on for a while. Great job!

Dang that was intense. I can't say I've ever played a city builder with such a tight deadline. And that soundtrack had me on edge the whole way through. I got up to obsidian before I ran out of time. Really well done!

If I had to critique, I think a more visible or obvious marker for where each of my villagers are working would improve the quality of life immensely, since it can be easy to lose track of things later down the line. I would love to see unique animations of each "factory" or some other accompanying effect, just to give it that much more clarity.

One of the best games i played on this game jam. The concept is simple but the game is very addictive 

Really cool game! The audio work with an intensifying soundtrack as the end drew near made the stress work feel excellent! The animations were also very nice. 

This has the bones of a nice fast-paced incremental game, but it felt very harsh, and I did not enjoy constantly having to manually drag cards to bring stockpiles to a place (I would prefer if I could set up automated supply chains, or if places would automatically suck up resources they need with a switch to disable this behaviour on a given building). I spent almost all my time dragging cards.

I satisfied the gods' craving for food (giving 10/10) while the timer was on 50. Then it counted down with no further demands until it got to about 9 seconds, at which point the gods demanded large amounts of three resources I didn't even have production for, and the timer continued ticking down from 9 seconds and I lost. I'm not sure if this is just an unlucky change-over but I feel like the timer needs to go up to a very large number whenever the gods make new demands, or it's just completely unfair.

Good vibe though. I like the increasing tension in the audio and the fireball coming.

It's fun haha, I really enjoyed my playthrough. I made it to obsidian but it gets pretty difficult since I'm having to click and drag a bunch.

Maybe there could be an upgrade somewhere to speed up workers? That was my initial reaction

Really loved the soundtrack, and overall the theme was really cohesive. Thanks!

super fun!

Super fun and hectic! Took me a bit to understand how fast to do things but it was really nice when I got the rhythm of things

This is neat! It is a bit hard to manage everything but once I realized what I was suppose to be doing it was fun!

wowww lol this has stressed me out (in a good way)
I really enjoyed the gameplay, and the idea is very nice, as well as the theme!

I am a sucker for the Mesoamerican theming and I enjoyed the gameplay loop in general. There is a fair degree of strategy involved and speed also matters here. The way the music speed interacts with the countdown was a great way to let me know my game state without requiring me to look at the number itself while I was doing other things as well.

 Too bad about the art assets having variable resolution because I see you had some cool drawings. :D