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How does your game meet GBJam's theme
This is the story of humanity's lost golden age. (You`ll understand if you play the game actualy)
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I loved it beginning to end! I might have teared up a little, we love the lil robot ;(
Soundtrack amazing, movement and mechanics of picking up and moving around boxes and beams was very well made. I loved the little tutorial hints written in the snow AND the tracks of old robots guiding you to the beams!
I'd say the only thing wrong with the game is that it is not longer hahaha. That and I thought the box at the beginning was the tutorial box and did not pick it up immediately. Maybe if it was in a different color or if you added smthg visual that indicated its importance directly onto it. Anyway, great game!
Yeah, a friend actually suggested the idea for the box right after I submitted the game. I'll need to add an arrow pointing to it in case the player wanders too far away... And thanks for the kind words!
This is so peak i wanna cry. I like the design of the little robot, and the arm thingy. I love the attention to detail with the snow traces. "is that what they call fireworks" hits somewhat like a brick. Great job!
Thanks for feedback! I`m glad you like it :3
I love the detail of the engine sounds, also being able to pick your ending
Thanks for feedback!
Nice design, music fit perfectly with the story!
Thanks for feedback!
Wow incredible storytelling, also really nice level design with the puzzles and amazing art! Amazing story game!
Edit: I forgot to say how cool the mechanic of choosing a palette at the start is!
Thanks for feedback! I really wanted to add palette choosing to this game))) I'm glad you liked it!
very cute and kinda sad! Aside from leaving box behind for a while and having to backtrack i really enjoyed this!
Thanks for feedback! I added a hint about this issue to the game description. I wanted to implement some kind of trigger for this if the player goes too far, but I didn't think it would be so critical((