I enjoyed fr, to not give spoilers, overall i found 5 endings on the game, and fr, It was really fun to play, congrats🐸
EM4
Creator of
Recent community posts
Thanks for playing! About that bug, tbh I didn’t found that happening on the game neither in other modes, but about the theme tbh² was kinda hard comporate the lazy idea on the game, I was thinking on 2 cookies just rollinaroundinaspeedofsound but yeah, was a weak point on the game
Thanks for being honest, this helps alot on inprovement than simulate that was great

Pls make it later, cause even playing the same music on the 44 levels, he is SOOO GOOOOD Sound like a 8 bits music and the loop is amazing! Congrats again!
(Btw this is the 2nd time I played on hardcore, how about add 1 more game to the hardmode and make a different final to him? like a chicken for example????)
The atmosphere for a terror game is incredible, for some reason the goals for doing a game wasn’t kinda really understandable(I could even finish without do them all) and also have some performance issues while I was playing, but it’s a good over again and I think it’s follow very well the prerequisite, for 5 hours, this is a banger, congratulations🤌
I was thinking in this idea, but I realised that could be irrealist think in this way for a game, so I made the explosion wave pursuits you… that is also irrealist🤦
I guess a meteor or a legion of them would be more nice, I work on it Thanks for playing the game!
(Btw, Vinte mais vinte mais vinte mais sete?)
It has been difficult to manage game jams over the years because there are not many tools available for administrators to deal with certain problems, especially rating abuse.
For example, when someone starts a jam, moderators can already inspect their public messages through the participant page to check whether they are breaking the rules or behaving inappropriately. However, there is currently no way to review a participant’s voting behavior.
It would be very helpful if the administration page displayed statistics about each participant’s ratings. Ideally, moderators could see the average score a participant gives across all games, or even the distribution of their ratings.
This would make it much easier to identify users who are repeatedly giving 1-star ratings to a large number of games in an attempt to manipulate the rankings or unfairly hurt other participants.
To avoid privacy concerns, it would not be necessary to show every individual rating a participant gives. Simply displaying aggregate statistics, such as their average rating or rating distribution, would already help moderators detect suspicious voting patterns while still respecting user privacy.
A feature like this would make it much easier for jam administrators to identify rating abuse and take appropriate action against users who are clearly attempting to spam or manipulate the voting system.






































For exaple these stats that appear on the jam could be viewed for the moderatoors too before or after the jam ends, and could have one table just like that for each jammer and their usual rates on each category of the jam pro moderation page

