This game has the best athmosphere for any game in this jam.
It feels a lot like Iron Lung with its artstyle and every aspect of the game builds this anxiousness in me, from the sfx, the graphics and controls even, and I can't quite describe it.
If you ever releases this game in full, I'll be sure to buy it!
The pick a path part was really bad from my part, and for that I'm sorry. Didn't quite had the time to think on the more puzzle parts I wanted/invisioned with the mechanic, but I'll be back on this idea soon! Thanks for playing and enjoying the game, regardless!
For a Game Jam game made in 4 days this is mad polished. The amount of content and polish in said content along with the soundtrack is crazy. EASILY would play this game on Steam. Maybe adding more content and releasing on Steam should be the way for this game. Amazing!
It's a good game, more impressive it was made in Scratch even. However, I did find a bug with the Watercooler where interacting with it got me stuck with its textbox repeating and crashed my game.
Kinda sad you weren't able to play t'ill the end due to the difficulty, but I'll try to make the game a lil' more accessible (and better) in the future. Thanks for playing it on Stream, regardless, amigo!
Pretty fun platformer with great audio and mechanics. Reminded me a lot of Minit, in the way of how you keep your upgrades and keys after the time runs out. Just a little sad that it lagged a lot in my computer, for seemlessly no reason. Other than that, a really polished entry!
I could only think on that "Driving in my car" meme from a few months ago but yeah. This is a SOLID take on a Warioware, comparing to one, it reminded me on that 9-VOLT Sneaky Gamer minigame, where you had to play games while paying attention to not get caught. Very cool!
Pretty fun racing game! Feels like a prototype for what could be a FZero like game sold on Steam! The reaction feed on the bottom right corner was great along with the voice clips for the characters! And the music was very catchy and nice to hear.
Only weird things I noticed were that some physics were weird in some very especific places on track and there was this one time my car crashed and the camera went all over the place.
Other than that, I really fun experience with potential as a prototype for something bigger. Great work y'all!
This game feels like it could a be puzzle game sold on Steam, the artstyle, the puzzles and even the characters, everything was polished to the maximum in these 4 days! Great job!
Yeah, after the jam, I'll try to enhance the mechanic and make the platforming better in general. But thanks for leaving some feedback and glad you enjoyed the rest!
Skill iss... Nah I'm just kidding, yeah... I have to fix those inconsistencies that make this jump hard as bricks. But glad you enjoyed the rest regardless! Thanks for the feedback!
The greatest shitpost of all. But honestly, gameplay is fun as hell, menus and effects are juicy, music is great and the mechanic of having limited shots is really nice!
If you expand the concept, and add some more upgrades, you can go for a Steam release for sure.
Yeah, I kinda ran out of time to plan some actual puzzles and puzzle mechanics for the compass mechanic, so I leaned more into the platforming side of the game. But I glad you still enjoyed the game overall!
Great game! Art NICE as always, game is juicy as hell and hard as hell as well(or I just suck at it, I could only get to wave 5).
Only complaint? I hoped there was a restart button straight from the death screen, having to what the opening and go to the main menu everytime after I died was kind of a unecessary hassle.
The theme was kinda shallow. . . Ok that's all the complains I have with this game.
This was really polished and felt like could have been sold on Steam for a fair price. Artstyle overall sold me on the idea of a old Windows System being infected by a virus and I find hilarious the idea of getting rid of the virus by smashing them on your screen, leaving cracks if you miss 'em. The music exales Ultrakill and Doom on its chaotic nature. Mechanic-wise this is impressive for a 4 day game, there's a whole skill tree outside of the main temporary upgrades.
Truth be told, if this team ends up finishing and releasing this game on Steam, I'm buying it, if anything, for the quality that this version of the game achieved in so little time.
Glad you enjoyed it. Since the game is short and the mechanics are not that hard to get a hold on, the high difficulty was someting that came naturally ;)
This game was FUN! Took a while to pick up the pace, but once I understood what was supposed to be done, I really started enjoying punching NPCs off the map. The shop features where also great, specially Transmute(lol). The pixel art is really great as well, really sets the tone of "small isolated medieval village" along with the music and sfx. If anything, I think the controls where too spaced out, the zoom could have been on the scroll wheel, since you already have to use the mouse and switch the abilities on Q and E with quickslot selection on the number keys. And also, unfortunally, the text for the building was barely readable. But overall a pretty amazing experience!
Thanks for the feedback! Was really proud of the pixel art and the overlay I thought it could be cool, like a meta-narrative layer to the game as you are the Player guiding but not being the character, but I can see it being kind of a hassle.
And yeah, platforming is not my forte, but hopefully I'll get better at it. But I glad you enjoyed the game overall!
About the controls, yeah they are a little weird, not that used on making platform controllers, and the walljump(and some other stuff) came a little inconsistent due to it. Gonna try to fix these issues later on.
Hahaha! Glad you liked the game after revisiting it!I knew the movement was a little phinicky, especially with the wall jump, so I tried to make the most out of it on the levels.
Maybe I should have added a death counter at the end of the game but, oh well, maybe next time.
My high-score was 93! Really fun game! Took a while for me to fully understand the entirety of the gameplay, with the labels, colors, and how the inventory worked. But overall, really nice experience!
