Aww, thank you! That's kind of you to say :)

Thank you very much! I'm glad you enjoyed the game. 

Thanks haha, glad you found the frogs cute! I was surprised by how many frog games were submitted; will be checking yours out soon :)

We're hoping to get a good score on the "Frog" criteria, despite them not being very cooperative here. ^^ Thank you for your comment! 

Aww thank you! Glad you liked the art :)

Thank you for your sweet comment! I'm glad you liked it. 

Thanks, that's kind of you to say! :)

Thank you, I'm happy you liked it! 

HAHA thank you for the kind words!! I've probably dropped dozens of frogs at this point, so you're in good company :)

In a way, this is kinda a song disguised as a game! ^^ I'm really happy that you enjoyed the auditive experience. Thank you for your comment!

Thanks so much for the kind words! And yeah, I was trying to play this on my laptop's touchpad too and it was much more of a struggle than using an external mouse — hoping most people playing have the option of using the latter!

I didn't have breakout in mind, but it's true that it turned out to share a lot of similarities!

Keyboard controls would present an interesting kind of challenge yes. But it would have been tough to make it as intuitive and reactive as a mouse cursor.

Thank you for your feedback!

Thanks so much for the warm feedback!! That two-player version is an interesting idea... appreciate you sharing your thoughts :)

This could be fun in multi-player indeed! I'm glad that you enjoyed the game. Thank you for your feedback! 

Aww thank you!! :)

Thank you very much for your nice comment! 

Thank you! I'm happy you enjoyed it.

Hehe, I always put some generative music in my games, it has its effect in jams. :p Happy that you liked it!

Thank you! I'm glad we had enough time to make the game look and sound almost exactly like we wanted.

Without getting into the details, I used two plugins for the generative music:

• Godot Meta Player (not affiliated with the other Meta), a tool for dynamic music, that I use to sync all the layers and also to bind events to the beat
• Simple Sampler, a plugin of my own, that allows to create musical instruments from samples.

There's a bit of music theory that I'll skip, but from there the basic idea is that I have a list of notes ("G4", "A4", etc), and when an event happens I pick one of them and play it with the desired instrument. Then there's some tweaks to avoid playing the same note twice consecutively, or giving random notes more or less chance to be played depending on the current bar.

I'm happy that you enjoyed the game. Thank you for your comment!

Glad that you enjoyed the aesthetic! Thank you very much for your comment.

Thank you! I love putting adaptive music in games, it creates such satisfying feedback.

I'm happy that you had a good time! Thank you for your comment

Thank you! I'm very happy to have teamed up with Jaylus. The art she provided for the game is fantastic!

Aww, thank you, that's kind of you to say! :)

Well, thank you very much for such a nice feedback!

Thank you very much! Adaptive music was one of the core intention of the design. I believe there's a form of satisfaction in the act of making music, I'm really happy that the game was able to procure it.

Aww, thanks so much for the warm feedback; I'm glad you liked the game! As fate would have it, I already had your gorgeous-looking game on my to-play list — will try it out soon >:]

I'm so satisfied we had the time to include that ending! Reversing the roles one more time, it's silly, but efficient.

Thank you very much for your kind words! I don't know if we'll get featured, but at least I feel optimistic on our "Presentation" score. :)

Thank you so much!! Glad you enjoyed :)

Thank you very much! I'm also happy with the choice of adding more frog, it's feel like a natural progression of difficulty (even though it is an exponential one).