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I was able to defeat the Kraken. I can see the game escaped your control a bit during development (camera not showing UI, color of the kraken different than tentacles, pieces on the sides could not be reached, ...) But I appreciate you made an actual end.

It's a bit confusing on the first try, but the clues are all there and it's easy to experiment and figure out how it works. I was able to get full coins on my third try!

Very clear mechanics and difficulty/progression is very well balanced all the way to the end.

I agree with the sentiment of other comments: Lot's of work behind this, apparently a lot of depth, maybe not the best type for this game (but could have worked with more visual feedback to know what's going on. Still a hard one to pull out.

Congrats on what you were able to achieve with no words!

Thanks for the extension!

Let's go

Shiny guaca-moley!

I though the humiliation was to teabag the opponent so I kept trying to move on top after the fall 😂😂

Nice! I left some feedback at your project thread on IGC

I didn't see the "X to advance time" instruction and though I would have to wait in real time for the sun to move XDDD
Took me longer than expected, lots of misdirection. Loved it!

Thanks!

Water wasn't a big part of the bigger plan so created something simple. The water is a trigger that applies an upward force to any object inside.
Then I placed some invisible triggers that a apply force in different directions to create the currents. They are actually the same component used in the water, but the force is sideways instead of up because the triggers are rotated.

I placed the triggers manually to mimic the currents. I wasn't interested in simulating the  actual currents. Anyway, since this body of water doesn't change even a manual placement can be realistic enough.

This looks and feels great. At least the first two screens. I cannot bear another tight jump next to a note block. 
My skill level is way too low for this 😩
I can see from the walkthrough this is a great game to learn perseverance and patience.

btw, it was not an automated message ;)

Thanks for thinking my game would fit. This is an ongoing project targeting Steam and I'm mainly looking for feedback to shape it into an appealing product while making it available for itch.io players to enjoy as it is for free. 

Your initiative is great. Can be very helpful for some other games here on itch.io.

Won by 8-0 on my first run. Cool concept and twist on tic-tac-toe!
I played on Chrome and it seemed to work ok.

Conseguido en un par de intentos. Me gusta la idea de los troncos para controlar la infección pero no los he llegado a usar. Una vez que hay infección parece que se descontrola muy rápido. He optado por tener un pequeño ejercito preparado y estar pendiente de cualquier hongo que apareciese.

Me ha gustado!

I'm not working with this version of the game anymore, but I agree that the control is embarrassingly awful. So I opened the project in a Unity version 10 years old and added some crude way to adjust the mouse sensitivity. Use the mouse wheel, it's not good, but it can help.
Appreciate that this prototype is still getting some attention.

Thanks :)
Pancho is now safe back home

My bad, I did not translate the game and forgot there is a level with one instruction that it's actually important "use the action button to extend the crosswalk". The blocks are solid, but when you use the action button next to them they extend and you should be able to walk over the crosswalk no matter the color of the lights.

Let me know if that was the problem.

This one was surprisingly fun. Congrats to all the devs!

Thanks to the speed-running tutorial in the comments I got this score on my second run :D

I am a gamedev and I feel attacked.
10/10 would make a game again.

Nice concept and well polished (36 shots 3m29.9s)

Really cute and pretty, good progression on the level design (up to where I managed to reach).

But the controls made me quit. Having to control the rover and the camera at the same time is a frustration point not fitting with the nice chill music. Especially when trapped in tight spaces. I found myself all the time expecting to control the wheels with the keys. Reversing is a brain twister.

Also, after finding the booster I realized the rover model front and back are very similar.

Both times I played I quit after finding the happy ball chilling.

Following in case you update, I'd like it to try again!

This game f*$ked my brain and I liked it.

But now I know there is an ending and this is just straight torture. A hint maybe?

I'm not updating this specific version anymore, but I released a new prototype. https://alejocamaleon.itch.io/alien-plants-team-seas Could you try this one instead and check this one works for you?

Another one for the sTream Seas!
In case you still see this on time :)

https://alejocamaleon.itch.io/alien-plants-team-seas

Mi ratón de plebeyo destrozado y mi recientemente adquirido síndrome de túnel carpiano son un precio bajo a pagar por ser coronado y poder hacer crowdsurfing sobre mis súbditos.

That's a first!
It may take some time for the plants to produce a seed. Are you seeing any seeds coming from the plants? Do the seeds produce new plants?

The game is great, but nothing beats the feeling of finding Jake's computer after all these years looking for it on the countryside.

Yeah, I cannot figure out why but in some combination of computer/browser it gets really bad performance while in others it works quite smoothly.
This is my first game in JavaScript so I there are probably better ways to do the split screen thing.

Thanks for playing

Thanks :)

😂😂😂 "It's a bug in the bug" I meant the game. I have only tried it in Chrome but some friends confirmed it was working well in Safari as well.

About the bug, I was trying to access the world array out of bounds. I was so obsessed about it being related to the clones and multiple realities management, but you hinted me in the right direction... I was trying to access an out of bounds position of the word array.

It's now fixed, using my pathfinding map that I already use for the enemies and now the fire is blocked by obstacles.

Try again next year. 

What I did this year was my last year's idea (stored in my own backlog of ideas). And I'm also fascinated with GoL (and artificial life in general) so it's something that I would like to try out.

I'd start with something really simple. As AquaTsar said just traverse a level to reach an exit while avoiding living cells. I believe that adjusting your movements to the patterns is solid enough for a gameplay foundation.

A lot of things could have gone wrong with this game. Surprisingly I was able to implement playing multiple realities at the same time and was stuck or short of time on other 'simpler' features.

https://alejocamaleon.itch.io/schrodinger-dungeon

For some crazy reason I decided to make this in raw JavaScript with no libraries, so I'm quite happy with the result and how much I learned about using JS, which I have barely used before to make games.

I don't think this have potential to become a fully fledged game, but I still want to keep working on it for a little bit more. Mainly developing it up to what I originally envisioned as version 1.0 (total of 20 weapons, spells and other items as well as improved UI and dungeon generation). 

You can choose to play the original #7DRL version or an improved one when launching the game in your browser.

I recommend playing the #7DRL + BUG FIX that doesn't adds anything but fixes a couple of game breaking bugs.

If you play let me know how well you did and if you played focusing on one reality or trying to win with in all of them.

For the record, it is possible to win in all of them, at least in the 7DRL version.

This plays great!
A simple foundation expanded by all the cool abilities 👏👏

I also have browser game and I created a launching screen where you can decide to launch a version with critical bug fixes, the original submitted version (including bugs) or an updated version beyond 7DRL

That's the spirit!

Thanks 😊
I'm still working on it, will make updates in parallel to the official 7DRL version until I reach my original plan (14DRL maybe 😂)