Fantastic presentation!

The art is so good in all areas, especially loved the scuffed versions of real TCG cards. Music was a jam, and the SFX felt consistent and well selected.

Game play was easy enough to get to grips with, possibly could have had some more complications going on perhaps as the game as a whole progressed, or maybe just some higher difficulty opponents. I felt like the items were maybe a bit too strong!

Only real complain about the visuals was during play, I wanted to look at the amazing art not the top left corner of my screen to keep track of what is happening! Perfect world would also involve some little character animation or movement, but just bringing the indicators of what everyone is doing and what state the game is in closer to the table would have been nice. I felt like I didn't need/want to have my attention pulled away from the artists' amazing work!

The narrative and packaging of why the game was happening and who the players are and what the consequences were worked really well, it's such a cute setup (okay maybe Wuffles isn't that cute, but I'm sure they're a real good dog most of the time) and I appreciate having things framed nicely even when it's "just" a card game.

Overall an enjoyable time, with noticeable care taken to package and present it well.

This is a shit ton of people for a jam, damn. Anyways, the feedback:

Visuals: The art is good, though the play space is missing some effects, a vignette is always a cheep an easy effect, just a gradient texture to fade out the edges and add a bit of depth, even with a faint one. A good idea would also be background panning, so there is a bit more movement during gameplay when you move the cursor, another part is that a common effect with card selection is to make them scale up when selected to mimic picking them up. Also the tweens could use different types of transitions, cause linear rising and falling feels a bit robotic. Oh also change the default theme of the sliders in the settings, it takes a minute and makes the whole thing feel a lot more polished.

Gameplay: I mean it is a bit easy, making the items kind of useless since you can easily win just because of the AI being kind of dumb. Also it would be nice to have even like an in game tab to check the rules, cause not everybody will check the description and the game kind of starts you off on a timer since you're not the first in the turn order.

Apart from that, the sound design is good, again the art assets are pretty, but needs a bit more life, and better opponents would be nice.

This is so cool! The music and the art are so well made, and the theming in the game is crazy well done! I also love the detail of the cards being from a bunch of different tcgs and boardgames :D

A cute and fun card game. Very Polished. Great Job All!

Yeah this vibes, the art, the music, the roach shopkeep with his hat, the theme of being dog toys and having the wolf in the corner - terrific!

Cool game I loved the art a lot 

It was fun, it's like a simplified version of bullshit which I found interesting :), though I am not sure if it was a glitch but I was confused how you survived or failed was decided?

Omgggg the art, the gameplay, the animations.. all so incredible! D: I felt like I had to do a lot of math though.. I was so confused on calling somebody's bluff and such. I just felt like I should let the other players just battle it out. I still really enjoyed myself though!

I love the art style, I love the combat, the animations are amazing... Sorry, wrong review. But really, great style, sadly the fonts weren´t applied everywhere. Also, I love the idea, but it was difficult to know if you win or lose the challenge and also it´s difficult to notice wich number did the rivals call. Anyway, I had a great time playing it!

First and foremost. YOU DID AWESOME! 17,000 people entered this jam and YOU are one of the 2,200 that ACTUALLY submitted something. (Some of those entries didn't even launch. Some were literally just a single .png!) This means you are EASILY in the top 10% of game devs. You had a vision. You worked it through. YOU SUBMITTED IT. That is an incredible accomplishment in and of itself. And not for nothing, I'm proud of you for that!

Notes:

Sound track - groovy vibe. i make my game's musics and know nothing but you've got drums, call and answer harmonics, arpeggiation like - this is nice. Your composer knows whats up and it loops cleanly too.

Art style, I'm in love from the main menu. Great composition.

No prompt character selection? Hell yeah i'm goin straight carrot.

Ok, no tutorial, i was absolutely lost. I'm gonna go read the tutorial on your page and try and figure it out, but I'll say you will absolutely lose players, especially in a game jam, without a tutorial.

Most players dont read your description. Most people skip cinematics. So communicating gameplay clearly is hella important. Also, that timer was way too short for me to even take in what was on the screen before I got hit with the error buzzer. And i didn't even know why lol

I love the art style, i love the vibe.

But the actual gameplay is a little confusing to read. I didn't realize that there was text at the top of the window saying what that dog doin' (WHAT THA DOG DOIN) until my third play through.

My biggest piece of feedback for this game is as follows:

Feedback and communication to the player. Make sure the player gets onboarded smoothly. Assume nothing. Highlight. Show them where to click. Bold important words. Deliver that message. Even a scripted FIRST round where the wolf tells you what and why would have this game feel SUPER polished.

okay so, broccoli can take a long walk from a short pier

the game is great, the rules are clear and the controls are pretty intuitive. the art style is great and unique, i wish there was a separate rating for art and visuals because one of the only bits of feedback i have is the text at the top of the screen is not very obvious, took me a few rounds to actually notice thats where the players claimed if it was a 5 or a one.

the only other thing of note is the timer to skip or call seems a little short, this paired with the not very obvious writing made the first few rounds more tricky than they needed to be. i do however love the game overall and both of these critiques are very small and easily fixed. 

Let's start with the good. I'm a sucker for card games, and especially for good art, so you had me right away. I loved Liar's Bar, and this hits really close to it, so I had a great time. The music is great too, and I loved the SFX.

Now, a few things I ran into.

The first is that the wolf's dialogue sits in front of every UI element, including the text that says which number is being bluffed. That makes it really hard to call a bluff, by the time the speech bubble clears, the timer has already run out, or is closing to running out.

I also found the UI a bit inconsistent. The timer and the bluff / skip buttons are really small, while the wolf's dialogue is pretty big. The turn indicator and the bluffed card are small as well, so it's hard to know where to look.

I also wished I could open up the pile to count how many cards had been played. Though maybe not knowing is part of the game.

Still, the game is fun. If there were an online mode, my friends and I would definitely play it. It also fits the jam theme really well. Congrats!

The art is amazing! ;)

What a nice game! Spotted my favorite characters so you get perfect rating.  I don't make the rules.