The discord pings are diabolical omg…. I had it closed and I still thought I was actually getting pinged bro
Really funny game, idk if it’s intentional but it reminds me of Level Devil. Fantastic game. I hate it. Great job!
I can definitely see this going somewhere! The premise is very interesting, reminds me of movies like Glass Onion and Knives Out. Love the design for Pip Squeak as well.
I’m honestly not sure I can rate it given it’s more of a written work than a game right now. I understand it’s still in development so I’ll keep me eye out. I can’t wait to see where it goes past the demo! Great job so far!
The sprites and the controls are all super well done, the knockback for shooting is kind of funny but otherwise it works pretty smoothly! Maybe adding some levels or an indication of where to go next would help, as I got stuck running around figuring out what to do next after I thought I got all the imitators.
I love the reference in the cover art lol. Great job and congrats on your first game!
I found it through one of the R for R posts lol XD I don’t think it’s a bad thing to try and get your game out there, especially given the sheer number of entries in the jam
I doubt very many games would be able to get the 20 by just waiting alone so I don’t think it’s a bad thing to go looking for people who’ll rate your game!
Even without any sound it’s such a fun game! I love your take on it and I love how there’s more parties at play than what it seems at first. Super impressive that you were able to do all this in one week, on your own, entirely from scratch.
Loved it! Fantastic job, can’t wait to play the other endings :P
Great little game! It has a solid loop and a fun premise. My only complaint is that there doesn’t seem to be an immediate punishment for denying a customer, since the money doesn’t seem to be any penalty for not selling to anyone. There also doesn’t seem to be a penalty for not selling to Lil Timmy.
Otherwise it’s pretty fun! Great sound, great sprites. Good job!
A cute little game! I was hoping that the theme would be incorporated more than it was. Loved the pun for Nobody’s name lol XD
I liked the mechanic for switching the slimes, it was really easy to get the hang of. But I kept on running into the tutorial text over and over again since it would trigger every time I died or got close to Nobody which was a little annoying after the second time. Otherwise, a neat little game! Good job!
This was great to read through. It’s incredible to see what you connected to the gameplay! It wasn’t our intention at all to make the game about anything symbolic in particular, but I definitely see your allegorical interpretation. Our main idea was purely about choice. Is there really ever only one option? Maybe you should try and see what other (less obvious) choices you can make or ways to interpret what you’re being told?
Thanks so much for playing!
The first 5/5 I’ve played!
Really well done. The atmosphere is tense, the narrative is super compelling and interesting. The writing is the best in the jam that I’ve played so far hands down, and the core mechanic does a great job of keeping you on your toes and being challenging, but not too punishing.
Absolutely fantastic job. I would love to know more about the mystery itself, and the ending really got me. Congrats on your first solo jam game!
A really fun game! I love the Supermarket Simulator music LOL. Simple and sweet. I’m terrible at the game it seems but even though it took me a while to get past the first few rooms I had a blast playing it!
On browser, the tutorial controls aren’t working. I’m able to move the cursor around, but I can’t lock in the direction or launch the chair. But it works just fine in the main game. If you end up polishing it after the jam, I’d love to see how it develops. Well done!
Gorgeous platformer. I absolutely love the visuals and the audio, and the dialogue is so well written! Pressing the spacebar works a solid 75% of the time it seems, but it’s not that big of a deal. This is such a unique take on the theme (I expected more people to use slow burn as in the romance genre). Fantastic work!