Very nice work on the visuals and the setting! I like how the world and character is introduced. The concept of a global counter is also interesting. But I found the game too punitive. I was confused by the mix of turn-based obstacles, and real time projectiles. The fact that the perspective can be hard to read (even with the very helpful camera rotation) made avoiding those a bit too hard. And in the end I never knew if I was playing well or not. I finished a level with some steps remaining, and the night ended? Not really sure if I won or lost. I think the core concept is solid though, and the game introduces it efficiently. But I think it’d work better with smaller levels, and obstacles that encourage you to think rather than running through bullets.^^’ Still, congrats for making a such beautiful game in a short time!

This is an amazing achievement for how small the timeframe was even when considering the higher than most usual amount of people that were behind the different facets of the game. Everything here is really highly polished and has clear effort behind it. I did have some issues with the game tho. First, there no being any way to restart other than reloading the game or just wasting the amount of moves you have is a bit of an annoyance as it meant every time I commited a mistake I pretty much had to just close fullscreen, reload the page, wait for the game to load back up or just continue knowing i would get a game over anyways. The second issue was a bug that when I went into one of the elevators to the next level (the one at the end of level 2 I think) it stayed behind, and once I reached the next level I just fell through the floor, which led me to have to reload the page again. Even then, I cannot in good conscience say the game is anything less than a 5/5.

Really impressive game for a four day jam! This was definitely one of the most solid connections to the theme that I saw. For such a simple initial concept, you created some puzzles that had me pleasantly scratching my head. (Or I may have just had more trouble than you're supposed to with the spikes lol). It was satisfying to finally make it the end; I was very happy when the dream ended and Pete 3 woke up.

By the way, for anyone else who has a bad habit of naming the characters when you're playing jam games: Unless you're very skilled at this kind of game, DO NOT name the kids you're trying to wake up. (RIP Pete and Pete 2)

I look forward to seeing whatever you make next!

Great art style.  Very highly polished.  Plays well.

I had so much fun! I personally loved the game and it's atmosphere, congratulations!

Very neat and charming little game! Sometimes 3D objects got in the way and I couldn't see, but then I realized you could move the camera.

A great game overall :D I like how the puzzles incorporate the countdown theme, it was fun to figure them out and they were quite creative! Everything looks nice and the music's nice too, very cool !!

Love the aesthetics! At first I thought it would be easy, but when all the spikes and magic were added the difficulty definitely ramped up and became a good experience.

A very cute game!
Sometimes, I had some little issues with perspective and bullets, but I enjoyed the puzzles (rotation  was key to figuring out some situations). One more small thing: since rotation is used frequently, I would have preferred the character not to always face the camera, to avoid the sense of disorientation.
Great job! :)

Cute artstyle and fun game play.

Nice Work!

The movement based timing was quite fun to wrap my head around, but there were some moments where I genuinely couldn't see what I was doing because of the environmental assets. It was also very sad if I got hit by a projectile to need to start from the beginning of the level rather than just the nearest safe location. Otherwise, good job!

This is very impressive, the art was especially good and I loved the way you built the atmosphere. You guys made an astonishing 3d game within the very tight time constraint, good job!