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Thanks for sharing your game! I was a bit confused about how to play—what kind of feedback or reaction is supposed to happen after interacting? I couldn't quite figure out what to do next!

Thank you so much for playing and for the kind words! It can definitely be a bit tricky to get the hang of at first, so I’m really glad you enjoyed the concept. Thanks again for giving it a try and having fun with it!

Really enjoyed playing this! Having no game-over state and being able to keep retrying made it super stress-free to experience the whole thing. It was also really cool learning about the lucky and unlucky numbers in China, Italy, and the US—it honestly felt like taking a mini trip around the world! Thanks so much for making it!

Thank you so much for enjoying the game and leaving such a thoughtful review! It truly means the world to me that you noticed all the finer details and that my intentions came across so well.

Thanks again for playing and having fun with it!

I really enjoyed how you have to manage and allocate the dice values to your resources! However, I think adding a pause while rolling the dice would have made the experience even better. Great job on the jam!

Thank you so much for the great feedback! I was actually in desperate need of input regarding the game's difficulty, so I appreciate this even more. Thanks again for playing and having fun with it!

Really enjoyed the minigames! It’s a little disappointing that the models are still placeholders (capsules), and it would be great if the rules for each game were explained a bit more clearly. Still had a fun time playing!

Got 5th place! Really enjoyed playing your game, thanks!

When I played the WebGL version, only the text was visible and the 3D objects didn't show up—is this normal? Since I couldn't figure out how to play, it was hard to enjoy the game.

Thanks so much for supporting multiple languages—it made the game super accessible and easy to jump into! Being from a region that uses Chinese characters, the setting felt really familiar and intuitive to me. There are tons of games about casting magic in Western fantasy worlds, so drawing numbers with a brush to cast spells in an Eastern setting was a super fun and refreshing twist!

손님은 밀리고, 특정 층은 피해야하고 손과 머리가 바쁜게임이라 재밋게 플레이했습니다.

I gave your game a try! Funny coincidence, "Neeko" is actually my usual gaming nickname too, so I was surprised to see it here. Watching a cat lose a direct fight against a mouse was also a hilarious surprise. The game moves a bit fast, making it quite challenging, and I couldn't reach the end unfortunately, but I still enjoyed playing it!

That’s awesome to hear about Brazil! Funny enough, Korea actually had a very similar rule too. We had a small car called the "Matiz" (kinda similar in vibe to the Beetle), and if you spotted a gold-colored one, you got to punch your friend! Nobody really drives gold cars anymore and the Matiz was discontinued, so that rule naturally died out.

Thanks so much for playing! It’s super cool getting to learn about fun cultural quirks from around the world like this!

퀄리티가 너무 좋은데요?
다국어 지원하는거부터 게임 플레이에 지장을 하나 주지 않아 몰입이 더 많이 되었고,
튜토리얼도 게임 속에 잘 녹여서 지루한 구간이 없었습니다.
QTE도 적절하게 배치되어 속도감이 죽지 않았고, 이펙트도 화려해서 보는 맛이 있었습니다.

Thanks for playing!  A few tips:

• Only the LAST 4 digits count: 3 matching = lucky (e.g. 7477, 5555)

• Click the plate, then quickly DRAG across your brother's face

• Hold right-click to read far plates, SHIFT to slow time

• Fullscreen in Chrome/Edge works best

Feedback of any kind is welcome, I'll play and rate your game too!

한국어가 나와서 놀랬습니다.
영어 읽느라 힘들었는데 재밋게 플레이하고 갑니다.

게임의 분위기가 좋았고, 특색있는 아트가 맘에 들었습니다.
재밋게 플레이했습니다.