Nice action game! the enemies are a little repetitive, but the dash attacks and movement feels good. I found out that you could also do an air attack by dashing upwards and then downwards towards a group of enemies and bounce away, pretty cool!
Great game with good music! The gravity flipping mechanic with the timer is interesting, though the timing can be pretty difficult in some parts.
Great job nevertheless, and congrats on finishing your first game jam! Be proud that you managed to make something in such a short time and submit it, the experience you get is already valuable!
Fun and enjoyable game! The mechanic with the currencies and the hourglass is interesting, and I like the art style a lot. Also, nice job with the UI and overall presentation, it already feels pretty polished the way it is.
Maybe with a couple of added features, like more variety of cards, the use decks perhaps, or some achievements or challenge goals to target, this can also be made into a full game. Great work!
Really cool game, I like the art and the choice of soundtracks a lot. The animation and audio feedback of the slashes are also implemented quite nicely.
Fun, challenging game! The mechanic is simple but can be really difficult to do. I personally found it easier to separate the controls to two hands, one controlling the mouse and the other using my laptop's touchpad buttons to left click, instead of doing everything in one hand. Overall, great job with the game!
Didn't expect to see a detective-type game with the theme. I was a bit stumped when trying the second case, but got it right after a few guesses, haha.
Neat short game! It's a bit hard to get used with the controls at first with the tight timing, but I managed to clear all 3 levels after realizing you could move the countdown block along with the player.
Awesome car game! I like the pixelated style for the visuals, it gives a kind of retro arcade game feel. The car's driving feels pretty smooth, and the level selection mechanic by driving to it is also pretty interesting, nice job!
Nicely polished puzzles with cute art, music, and interesting levels. I like the art theme about rabbits and clocks, it gives the wonderland style feel really well, especially with the card soldiers thing.
It's fun card game, and the froggy artworks for the cards are cute!
It does take some time for me to learn though. For some reason the tutorial option doesn't play for me, but the rest of the bot battles and solo mode works just fine. Great job with the game!
Love the hand drawn style and the paper crumple transitions. The mini games are fun! though a couple might look confusing at first. The bonus level being a kind of rage bait game with all the captchas and that windows update screen was funny, cleared it with ~8 sec to spare. Overall, great work!
I thought about adding the timer at first to make it feel more challenging, but now I think having a more relaxed game mode without it can also be nice. Thank you for the feedback and compliment!
It feels very polished. I love everything about it, from the music, art and the narrative. The way the game takes advantage of past tries to help with the future ones, and the little details of how the past body decomposes overtime. Incredible job making this in 4 days!
I managed to get through the ending after about 30 years (282 ACW), around 25 minutes. Overall, the gameplay experience felt very enjoyable.
I agree that having some music and sfx would make it a lot more enjoyable, but I couldn't find the time to add it in the end. Was thinking about having some of those card draw sound effects when dealing the cards, so maybe I'll try to update it later when the jam ends.
Fun game! I didn't realize you could just hold the space bar at first, so I was just chasing after the numbers and the small gold bits one at a time, which took a while, lol.
There are actually infinite amount of levels! I wrote a script that can randomly generate the cards in any amount in such a way that guarantees a solution.
Got the best venue on my second try, and on another one I tried setting everyday as training without getting a venue. The ending became a bunch of people on an empty land, which was funny, haha!
Glad you liked it! The way I made the ai work is by setting a target position for the dot to move to for every frame. When a beam is shot, it will shift this target position based on the direction of the beam and how close it is to the dot, and after that I used unity's SmoothDamp function to smoothly change the dot's position towards this target position, and tinkering with the parameters a bit to achieve a smooth looking movement.
Thank you for playing! The ai part is where I spent most of my time on making, so I'm glad that people liked it. I also did plan on giving a sort of short cooldown timer for the skills, but ended up not doing it because I ran out of time, haha.
