I’ll say the same thing as everyone else: it’s a bit hard to understand at first, but once you get the hang of it, it becomes really fun. The game feels very complete and interesting.

Yeah, this one is a bit of a doozy to learn, but it was pretty fun after I started to get a hang of it and with some tweaks I feel like it could be really good. It was also a pretty ambitious idea I think which is worth something too. That being said, I never even got past the first level, just further along in it after a few runs. 

Some of the difficulties that tripped me up: 
-  It is a bit unintuitive that you click all of the bombs in real time, then go back and click them again in bullet time - I feel like I would expect to focus on them in the order they are going to hit.
-  There wasn't enough clarity around what makes a photo "good" - maybe play up a really obvious UI tell that you have it perfectly framed - because after tagging multiple RPGs, I wasn't actually sure which of the RPGs I was supposed to be taking a photo of in which order.
- Some basic usability things could also reduce friction - some places it seems like you have to use keyboard buttons instead of just clicking on the spot on the screen that looks like a button and says "enter to continue" or whatever - that should also be a mouseclickable button.

pretty hard to learn how to play

This is INCREDIBLE! A camera, not a gun - what a powerful concept! Turning photography into a parry mechanic is genius genre collision. Each weapon asking a different question (tap, hold, frame) is so creative. I love the REFLEX and FRAME scores and picking 3 frames for the contact sheet to make the front page! The desk with lens/film choices and practice road shows so much polish. Easily one of the most original games I've played in this jam. Made me feel like a real war photographer. 📸📰

This too cool at first i couldn't understand the mechanics but i figure out... Overall a great entry