Mochi is adorable! I love the idea of going trick-or-treating as a sea kitten. The glowing reef and all the little pumpkins make it feel so cosy. 🎃 If you have a moment, we’d love for you to try our jam entry and give it a rating too!

This is such a beautiful game! Every corner of the reef looks lovely, and the sound is really, really good, it makes swimming around so relaxing. I’ll definitely be coming back to explore more of it. Congrats!

There’s a lot of polish here, especially for a jam project. The reef has a consistent cartoon style, quite a few distinct areas to explore, and lots of small animations and character reactions that make the world feel alive. Little touches like the crab getting startled and digging into the ground stood out.

The music and sound effects fit the setting well too.

The swimming controls were one of the strongest parts for me. Having separate controls for moving up and down, along with the faster movement and mouse look, gave me a lot of control over navigating the water. Moving around felt comfortable, and I didn’t run into collision problems during my time exploring.

I also really liked how smoothly the game transitions into its activities.

Walking up to the pinball table, interacting, and immediately using A and D for the flippers and Space for the launcher felt natural. The table layout and the way it played made that a highlight for me. Bowling was less satisfying because I had trouble aiming and controlling where the ball went. Clearer feedback about the launch direction would have helped me there.

Where I struggled was staying engaged with the main activity loop. Collecting candy, returning the scattered baked goods, and finding the missing clock parts gave me plenty of things to do, but the collection-and-return tasks started to feel routine.

Relaxed exploration is outside what I usually gravitate toward. I tend to get more invested when an activity gives me a skill to develop or a problem to figure out, which is part of why the pinball stood out. I would have enjoyed seeing the bubble mechanic develop into more involved tasks as I progressed.

The trick-or-treating and candy collecting gave it a clear Halloween identity. The specific connection to “it only comes out at night” was less apparent to me during the portion I played.

I also experienced a significant stability issue.

Across roughly an hour and a half to two hours of play, the browser suddenly closed on me around six times. Each time I had to reopen it and load the game again. The cause was unclear, but it repeatedly interrupted the experience. This was unusual compared with the other browser-based jam games I’ve been playing.

Solid experience! Outside of stuff I usually play, but I can appreciate the polish and attention to detail.

This game was such a treat to my eyes. I loved every bit of it. It has nostalgic type of atmosphere reminds me of some old games with the same graphic. Cozy open world is the best. I like games with closed space open areas and under the sea gave me exactly that. All the little bits n pieces that needs improvement are for later and right now I can overlook it because I enjoyed every bit of it. 10/10 from me

This is very big game :O good graphics and music and everything. Did you make it all on your own? I think this is very good, Keep on coding. Got no suggestions cause this is pretty completed game :D

so cute! 

its the most cozy game I played in a while

Being able to explore the sea floor as a cat-aqua creature is a nice touch. and that swimming is really nice