Really great take on the theme and a clicker game. I really liked the microgames that some of the alarm clocks would have. And the designs and ideas behind them were very creative. Kinda want a bear clock
I liked the dynamic hourglass stage, and haven't seen it executed as well as here. I did find it confusing to balance getting power-ups and fighting enemies, and the shooting itself could've been more exact. Music was also a little strange but it kinda fit the vibe.
Presentation was great! It's a good thing I have multiple monitors too. I think that only made the computer more disappointed in my performance though :(
The sfx were creepy and disorienting on headphones. But I found the game itself a little too disorienting, and had trouble navigating the map. The vibe of exploring the darkness with those sounds was a worthwhile experience in of itself though!
Loved the hat animations. The sfx were also nice and crunchy! I didn't really understand the countdowns on the platforms though, felt a little inconsistent.
Premise is simple but effective. I think the game itself looked a little plain, maybe add some rotation to the cogs to make things feel a little more alive. Good job!
"You Stay Classy, Planet Earth" the game. I had fun, and this is a cool concept! But there was a lot to type so I didn't end up making it through the alien part. Good work though, I always appreciate typing games.
I loved the little comic in the beginning! Overall I liked the concept but I thought the minigames could've been a little more engaging. And I agree with Pikpik, too many commercials :p
You weren't kidding when you said the neighbor was protective of their lemons. I spent so much time waiting that I just went ham at the end and got caught. Funny and great art!
One of my favorites of the jam! It's a very cohesive game with narrative, gameplay, and art that just work well together. Could definitely see this as a full fledged indie game! The only thing was that I didn't really see a strong relation to the countdown theme.
EDIT: I thought about it more and I think this is a really good take on the countdown theme! I just felt myself getting lost in the gameplay, which makes you just forget about the timer.
The art looks great, and I think for such an ambitious concept you did a solid job on it. There's little things like not knowing I had to unassign workers from the mill to build the house but that's nothing a few tooltips can't fix. Good work!
I was a little confused by the controls and how the tiles interacted with each other. It made a little more sense after reading the instructions but I wish it were more intuitive. The tile designs were really nice, and the clinking was satisfying!
This is really polished for a 3D game, great job on that. I liked the health indicator for the enemies, really stylish and worked with the sound design well.
This is really polished for a 3D game, great job on that. I liked the health indicator for the enemies, really stylish and worked with the sound design well.
Really liked the theming of the game, and there was a good amount of complexity in the combat system. I didn't really understand how many actions I could take a turn though. Great job!
I liked the concept, and the underlying narrative that even though your evolved version could solve the puzzle easily, it's necessary to help your devolved next of kin. Good job!
