hey! played dualspace for like 10 min.

the day/night swap is a really cool idea, and the two palettes are so different you instantly see what changed. when I walked into the reality hazard and it told me to switch realities to turn it off, that clicked right away. nice.

honest stuff tho: I didn't solve a single puzzle lol. hit the checkpoint, wandered around, and had no clue what I was supposed to do next. some kind of "go here / find this" hint early on would help a lot. controls weren't shown upfront either, I just guessed WASD, and sometimes a keypress didn't move me right away.

also the embedded window was cropped for me until I went fullscreen.

cool concept though, would def play more once I know where to go!

mine if you want to swap: DNA EVOLUTION

https://elysianx138.itch.io/dna-evolution

free in browser, you mutate creatures and push the enemy lab on 3 lanes (air, ground, underground). would love to hear if the mutation menu makes sense 🙏

Hey i just tried your game out, I like the idea but i got stuck i pushed the block into a corner and cant work out what to do from there i also have a couple games on my page im looking for feedback on if you have the time thanks.

Nice game! I like the quick and simple betting options. I played on mobile, but needed to zoom out to 80%. I would also like a feature to save your username and not put it everytime. Leaderboards should show each person once (or each username). also think I will stay at the top of the leaderboard for a while. I also never needed a Same bet. For a post jam update, I would consider adding a settings menu. I like the audio! I suggest taking it out of restricted.

Feedback exchange? I have a in-browser puzzle game that needs critiques.

https://codergenius72.itch.io/dualspace

Hey Silver, tried your game! Managed to get from $100 to $800 with three all-in wins lol. Also got lucky guessing SAME on two Kings.

The betting is pretty fun, and I like how quick each round is. It definitely makes you want to try again.

One thing I noticed: I lost all my money with about 13 seconds left, but it still said “TIME’S UP” haha. Maybe a different message for going broke? It would also be nice to see the actual dollar amount when choosing a bet percentage.

Nice little game!

Up for a feedback swap? I’m working on AstrialWorld, a story-driven 2D fantasy RPG. I’d love to hear what you think, especially if anything feels confusing or could be improved.
https://astrialworld.itch.io/astrialworld

played yolk! the tapping feels really good, the egg squish and particles are super satisfying. couple things I noticed tho:

- mashing too fast broke my egg and took like a third of my yolks, but nothing told me I had to tap on the beat. a quick hint would help a lot

- it said yolka needs a x180 combo but the combo meter stayed at 0/180

- after buying a hen the hud still showed 0 per second

also the page calls it an idle clicker but in game it's more of a rhythm thing, might be worth matching those

Do you have any suggestions for my game? Any advice is welcome 🙏

thanks for playing dna evolution and for the honest review! yeah the early pace is definitely too fast, i felt that too once i started watching people play. already working on slowing down the first minute. one-click mutate and stronger team colors are both really good calls, adding those to the list. the burrower not hitting the lab is actually intended, only surface units can damage it, but i can see how that wasn't clear, so i'll make that more obvious in the game.

just tried ruvoroid as well! really nice start, tutorial is super straightforward and the game boots up instantly, no long intro or anything. i liked that.

a few things from my run though. the jump being on L kinda threw me, i kept hitting space out of habit, so i spent the first bit just fighting the controls. also didn't realize the first checkpoint was a save point until later, it blended into the background a bit for me. and i died once to something that looked exactly like grass, so i had no idea what even hit me. later i got completely stuck at this tall plant/vine section and just couldn't find a way past it no matter how i jumped. still, it's a really fun classic platformer so far, just wanted to flag those in case they're useful 🙏

played hallucination for a bit, love the black and white look and the opening text really sets the mood. for the remake:

- a short tutorial night would help a lot, the rules are pretty hard to figure out

- some visual tell for "unusual" objects, like a slight flicker, so it's about noticing and not guessing

- a progress ring on hold E, right now it feels slow and I wasn't sure it was working

- show which night it is and how many keys you have on screen

- the game didn't take input until I clicked it, and space scrolled the page

the atmosphere is already there, it just needs the rules to be easier to read👍

hey, played residential phenomena hotline through to the end of the prototype, about 15 minutes. really into the vibe. the dark terminal workstation fits the corporate-paranormal idea perfectly, and the dry corporate writing makes it creepier than a jumpscare would. digging through the kb, resident history and old cases, then pinning a doc to unlock new questions, made the whole thing feel connected, like i was actually building a case.

a few things from my run:

- text and buttons are pretty small in the embed, i was squinting a bit

- the ask panel says there's nothing to ask until you pin a document, which i almost missed, a nudge toward pinning would help

- the overseer tips sometimes covered parts of the ui

- in the voice note player, the M shortcut was clearer than the mark button itself

i ended up sending the door repair tips instead of a handyman, and the shift report just said the resident went "unresponsive"... which was unsettling in a good way, though i wasn't sure if that was a fail or the point. can't wait to see where night 2 goes.

if you get a chance, would love you to try mine too, it's a browser strategy game where you mutate creatures and push an enemy lab: https://elysianx138.itch.io/dna-evolution 🙏

hey, just played the opening of astrialworld. the intro really caught me off guard, in a good way, it felt surprisingly cinematic. i also didn't expect simplified chinese support, that was a really nice surprise. one small thing: the class confirmation screen had some garbled chinese characters, though it didn't block anything, and the rest of the translation looked solid afterward.

the tutorial is really well done, and the art style is gorgeous, those sepia illustrations and portraits give it a storybook feel. showing esc as the menu key right at the start is also a great touch.

one suggestion though: in an rpg like this, following the quest is kind of the core loop, so after you accept a commission it would be nicer to see the quest progress on the main screen, instead of having to open esc and then click into the journal. i also couldn't find coordinates like (7,12) anywhere, so the sign and cache were a bit hard to hunt down. a few other small notes from my run: the "quests" button at the town hall didn't seem to do anything, the skill list in battle was empty with no hint why, pressing enter on the map kept opening the item menu by accident, and tester called erin "eileen" once. the browser canvas is also pretty small with no fullscreen button.

thanks for playing mine too 🙏

I enjoyed it, but it’s a really hard to beat, I wasn’t able to, even after playing for quite some time. The very first problem was figuring out the UI, the systems, the DNA, energy, etc. There is no easing-in at all, you are presented with the entire game and are left to figure it out, which I find ok, but I feel you should not have all mutations from the very beginning of the game, you should have to beat a few rounds and unlock them one by one, to allow a smoother controlled progression and allow the player to learn each mutation and game systems instead of having to read through them all in one go. Mutation should be greyed out when no mutations are possible, just to avoid wasting time setting things up and discover you don’t have any DNA points. I’ve also found some mutations to be redundant or uninteresting. I’ve also been disappointed by the flying unit healing mutation, it does not heal enough to make any noticeable difference during the battle. I’ve struggled to understand systems and UI because it’s a little all over the place, may be there is just too much info at once so it makes it hard to figure out. The cap system for example. Overall I feel it could be quite a good game with a more staggered introduction of each system, and much easier AI at the beginning. I hope that helps :-)

hey, thanks for sharing this! i played case 00 solo from the a4 pdfs on screen, not printed, and started with the read-first file as instructed. i didn't use the hints, and i only opened the sealed exhibit after i had a locker, then the solution after i'd filled in the report.

i finished in well under the 15-30 minute estimate — clearly under 15 minutes — but that's mostly because i was on a screen and could jump between the ledger and the camera still instantly. on paper, with pages spread out, i think it would sit more comfortably in that window.

the investigation was really enjoyable. the best moment was lining up the dispatch monitor in the still with the departure ledger; once that clicked, the rest of the timeline locked into place, and it felt fair rather than tricky. the later documents have a satisfying "wait, this doesn't match" turn too, and i liked that the ending answers the immediate decision without pretending every loose thread is solved. i'd play another case.

a couple notes from a first-time playtest:

- the instructions for when to open each file were very clear. i never felt tempted to peek, and page 14 being its own file is the right call.

- the locker step was much easier than the camera/timeline puzzle. once you have the orientation key, it's a single straight path, no real chance to go wrong. if you want that beat to feel like the rest of the case, it could use a little more resistance.

- one small thing on the movement log: the "next" column is just a time, not a place. i could infer where that person needed to be from the route diagram, but naming the location would make the window even clearer.

clues felt fair, the ending landed, and the archival layout is really easy to read. thanks for the playtest, and good luck with the kurose files!