The visuals in this game are so beautiful it's truly incredible. It gives the game a very unique style that I can't help but be truly impressed by. The music also complements it well and gives it this ethereal / dreamy feel that is truly spectacular.

If you wanted to improve, adding checkpoints would be nice. It was also hard to tell where I could and could not walk, especially in the beginning jumping area. Increasing the player speed could also make the game feel a little better.

Overall cool game!

I enjoyed the filter you have on the game, it give it a very unique feeling that I just love. I enjoyed the variety of enemies and how I could tell them apart by color and weapon size. The screen shake is super satisfying as well. I saw you didn't create the music but it does fit perfectly with your game. The gameplay is good, I was able to win as the heavy and the light.

If you wanted to improve, the cursor on the menus isn't lined up to the center dot and instead is near the top, this confused me at first. Some sort of button to instantly start the next wave could be nice too. Some sort of score feature could be cool too, combining it with unlocking different units could give the game a really nice arcade vibe. Some sort of power-up to temporarily turn you into another class could be fun too.

Also, the game counts down as if there's one more wave after you win instead of just ending, not really an issue of any kind but something that could be nice to fix in a post-jam version. Also, enemies could get stuck on corners or between walls as a group and are super easy to kill when that happens.

Also, any reason why mute and unmute ended up being two different buttons?

I liked the mechanic of the game, it has a lot of potential. I saw that you are planning to continue working on this, I with you the best of luck and hope it turns out great!

If you wanted to improve, I think the controls need to be fixed, I was constantly turning the player the wrong direction, making the keys rebind able would be excellent. I also think this could have potential as a mobile game with the simple control scheme of only three inputs. 

So I thought this game was a very cool idea, combing a top-down shooter with a factory building game. I don't think I've ever seen anyone try something like this before. I got to round 9 while I was saving up money to build the pistol parts. 

If you wanted to continue working on it (which I suggest you do), I suggest adding a manual or some sort of way to explain to the player what is required to build what. I put down a drill expecting extra money per round, not fully understanding what was needed to do what. I also put down the rifle stamp expecting to build it with just bolts. I also think building items such as health kits and armor would be nice. On top of that, a greater variety of enemies would help too. There also needs to be some other endgame other then 'survive', I suggest getting enough resources to build a rocket or a teleporter to exit the stage. I know all of that may not have been possible to do during the jam, which is why I suggest you keep working on it. I think you have a really good core of an idea that just needs to be expanded upon a little bit more.  

I did run into  problem where the game displayed all the menus super small on my computer. Also, when walking and placing the mouse bellow the player, the weapon glitches back and forth. Other then that I think the game worked as intended.

Overall fun game, I think you have a solid idea you just need to iterate on a little more.

I liked this game, I enjoyed how the player always rotated to see the boss and how the player health and enemy health were displayed in game as opposed to on a Hud. The game felt intense and had me on the edge of my seat. The boss had a good variety of attacks and was overall really fun.

If you wanted to improve, sound effects and music would be nice. I saw on the game page you put this together in three days, which was super impressive.

Overall, good work!

Interesting game, I was able to find two secret apples but wasn't able to figure out what to do or where to go after the title screen played following the conversation with Kev. I went left like he said and just fell through the world, I never respawned and had to restart. It's an interesting and fun concept.

If you wanted to improve, I suggest having a way to skip the dialog with Kev, especially if you have to restart and replay the game.

I thought this game was really cool, this is a twist I haven't seen anyone do yet with the jump being less powerful over time. I enjoyed how some of the obstacles early on took away your ability to jump rather then just killing you, that was super clever and very much helped with the learning curve of the game! Some of the puzzles were really clever too, I liked how in level 15 you forced the player to not have a jump but still move around. I think level 19 was my favorite. 

If you wanted to improve, adding some particle fx could help increase the game feel while still keeping to the simplistic style. Music would be a nice touch too.

Overall, fun game!

I enjoyed the main menu animation. The animation in this game in general was amazing, I especially liked the light going out animation between levels. All of the night time creatures moving around game this game an ethereal mood and was just beautiful to look at.  

I saw you submitted it 3 minutes before the deadline, that's cutting things pretty close!

Some of the puzzles confused me and I wasn't able to get past level 2, but I really enjoyed your game!

Of course!

I enjoyed all of the menu animations, the sliding menus really fit in thematically well with your game. The puzzles are fun and the use of timers with movement really creates some puzzling situations that I very much enjoyed. The puzzles having a score feature adds a lot of re-playability to the game in a very compelling way. The open boards made a ton of room for experimentation that felt very natural and added to the puzzle feeling.

If you wanted to improve. Some form of "perfect score" would be a nice addition to the game, I saw there was a deduction but had no real understanding of how it worked. I also would remove the death counter effect on score, while interesting to know, it's easy to cheat the game simply by dying a few times until you figure it out, then redoing the level to get the better score. 

Overall fun game! I hope you take this idea and expand on it some!

7 minutes before the jam ends, that's cutting it pretty close. 

I enjoyed the premise of your game and the sense of humor it has. The first person shooting feels good and it feels like this game was designed to be speed ran. 

If you wanted to improve, I suggest refining the movement controls some. In my opinion it takes to long to get up to a fast enough speed to give the game that truly fast faced frenzy feeling that I think you were going for. Changing the high score to save the best time rather then the previous time could be nice too. Several of the UI elements, such as on the menu were really small for some reason, specifically the level select stuff.

Overall fun game! Would like to see you continue to work on it some!

I like that you included sound sliders in your game. It shows a lot of polish went into even the smaller things you don't see in most game jams. I enjoyed the menu animation, such as the boxes dropping on the tutorial menu, it's a very nice touch! Everything feels and looks great! The gameplay itself is spectacular, the difficulty curve and the introduction of more colors feels natural and smooth. The physics is fun to play with and is both a benefit (staying organized) and a hazard (stuff falling around as you panic and try to get the boxes together.

I would love to see this game continued in some way, maybe even as a mobile game.

I usually try to give suggestions on improvements but I got nothing, this game is amazing! Definitely my favorite so far!

I am very confused and slightly concerned by what the sound track of this game is but it's oddly fitting for a game about endlessly doing dishes. I had problems trying to get the water on, it only ever worked once for me, I probably was doing something wrong.

Besides all of that, I kinda liked this game. Fun premise and definitely  the most unique game I've seen so far!

Interesting concept, kind reminds me of the sushi scene in Drake and Josh where they're trying to package sushi and get overwhelmed and have to start throwing it on the ceiling not to get caught. I thought the phone calls coming in was good and helped to spice up the gameplay alot.

Interesting little game, I thought it was pretty funny and a unique idea. I can picture a crazed botanist, sleep deprived and cold trying to protect a flower by all means necessary and unnecessary. 

If you wanted to improve, I suggest adding some form of wind mechanic or some way to force the player to move around. I ended up being able to stand still and beat all three levels due to lucky RNG. You could also add in other threats like people trying to walk on the flower or animals trying to eat it.

It's a short game but entertaining for what it is!

I like your dedication to the arcade style with just 5 colors and 5 instruments, really helped to tie the entire game together. I kept replaying trying to discover that one perfect strategy and always had a good laugh when it inevitably backfired and I'd launch off the map into lava. This game was a lot of fun and I really enjoyed it.

The only suggestion I have is to make some of the menu elements bigger, it all felt kinda small for some reason. 

I think this game could work perfectly in a multiplayer game with each player trying to survive as long as possible while bombs explode everywhere.

Overall fun game and thanks for the laughs!