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Gary Bigtoes

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You actually CAN reorder them if you hold tab and click and drag. Cool, huh?

Yeah that makes sense. Fitting a building system fully on the keyboard does sound like a tricky task. I bet a bit of onboarding would make it a lot less confusing!

Not bad for your first jam! Well done. I thought of the jam's theme in a similar way as you - life is a countdown...

I never knew a broken microwave could be so much fun! Great job on this! 

Great idea. Personally I wish it had a different control scheme (left and right click for attack/block maybe?). Very unique idea and fun little fight! I want more levels.

Old man's certainly enjoying his time... if you know what I mean...

Genius! Very unique little game. Well done. Me and bro got $314.62 as our high score.

10/10! Great game! Took me three tries. Very unique and enjoyable experience. Would press both buttons again.

Very clever! Using your players to make the content is great design, and as a player I love that my level is part of the game for all to see. Also, I think this is the only game where I'll click every ad I see.

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Fun little Raft-like game! My favorite strategy was charging up the magnet and throwing it while I spin in circles. I will say the building menu/construction was a bit confusing, but I figured it out. I love that you made the game local multiplayer! Shared keyboard games make me feel a sense of nostalgia.  Well done!

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Interesting that two devs came up with nearly identical ideas (and both submitted 3 days before the deadline!). The other game is called Ten Million Clicks Together. May the best multiplayer online clicker game win! 

Well done :)

Simple yet interesting idea! I like it. I also made a multiplayer game, but this one is far more polished.

Browser version doesn't seem to be working. I didn't test the standalone windows version. (I also did not rate the game)

True! Or perhaps a fullscreen button would work (also on itch's html upload settings)

Fun little puzzle game! Great job to everyone on the team!

Cute! Well done :)

Very clever usage of knockback to make a challenging little boss fight. Well done! You should be proud of your first game!

I wish I could throw my customers around sometimes too

Fun lil game! Well done!

Here was my lineup 

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Great little autobattler game! I got a glitch walker and beat the whole thing on my first try! Surprisingly fun for such a simple gameplay loop.

https://discord.gg/3G9XxQWUxq
Hyper Game Dev has a discord with a jam channel

Great game! My high score:

Great game! Quite a fitting gift for my goblin of a buddy XD

Honestly, it looks way too similar to webfishing. I'm not saying there isn't room on the market for another social fishing game, but I'm sure tons of potential buyers would look at it as a copycat.

I hope for your sake that I'm wrong, and I wish you good luck & happy developing! 

My poopy little family <3

Great game!

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Got all 9 decorations. The cups game is brutal on those last levels. Well done :)

(P.S. Sad you removed the cups "glitch" haha)

5/5 stars idea :D

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I totally agree with your points, rulric. I found myself a bit conflicted during voting because I did not want to discourage devs, but I also did not want to inflate their ratings in a way that felt dishonest or out of pity (for the sake of not discrediting someone else's game that is strictly more "Tamagotchi-like"). A third category like "Game Completeness" (or something similar) would do a great job of providing devs additional feedback while not discrediting submissions that better adhere to the intended submission rules/types.

I've never hosted a jam before, so I'm not sure what's capable with Itch's system, but it'd be cool if each category (Gameplay, Art, Audio) had ratings simply for the sake of feedback (even if they were not factored into which game actually "won" the jam).

EDIT: I read Lyz's comments (and plans for 3 category honorable mentions) - very cool! XD

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I'm glad you submitted even though it's unfinished. I can see the potential & like the concept. Art & animations are cute & well done.

I totally understand where the "coke" in cokegamingstudios comes from ;)

Hahaha! Funny little game :)

Very creative twist on the original! 5/5.

My only criticism is some of the SFX were a bit rough on the ears haha (specifically in the fishing minigame)! But other parts of the sound design were great! Loved the ambience and entire feel of the game. Good job!

Haha! I actually enjoyed all the minigames. I just noticed the cups "glitch" and thought it was fun to click them while they were moving hahaha

I liked spam clicking the cups in the cups minigame. Also using the minigames to unlock decorations was a nice little feature. Well done :)

5/5 Tamagotchi-like. You've fully implemented each of the mechanics from the original & even added some extra features! Very well done :)

Best I could do...

Cool. I'll give it a try. I'm sure it'll be awesome!

I love the art style! Such a good idea while keeping the Tamagotchi feel & gameplay. I enjoyed seeing the bugs grow :)

Well done! 5/5!

Awesome! Very unique twist on tamagotchi :)