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I got -141 points on my first playthrough :D

I really liked the drifting in this one ^^

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Very disorientating but I adore the artstyle!

Loved the spell casting mechanic, and the music changing really got me stressing by the end!

I remember your Vampire hunter game from last year, this was an excellent continuation of that! 

I found the heartbeat was an especially effective way to create tension. That mixed with the fantastic art, fog and other sfx made for a wonderfully horrific experience (in a good way I promise!)

I really like the concept but unfortunately it kept freezing when interacting or changing rooms.

I love the pixel art tho ^^

Cool game!
It was really rewarding to get the enemies to line up to kill them both with a single push

Most relatable game of the whole Jam

Short but really well made!

I especially enjoyed the arrow minigame at the end ^^

Very cool that you made a custom engine for this game!
However I struggled even just dragging files around the screen. I really admire the effort tho, and I hope you can get it all nice and polished for after voting ends ^^

Cuuuute!

I really loved how the complexity naturally expanded over time as I got more thrusters and more fuel

Very cozy vibes for a game about the impending end of the universe!

Really cool concept and it was fun trying to piece together the connections between all the townsfolk!

Only problem was I got soft locked after trying to talk more to the chief 

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Had a lot of fun with this!
The insane FOV plus the simple visuals made it a really trippy experience unlike anything I've played, and the music was great for keeping me in the zone.

My only complaint is I wish you didn't have to redo the tutorial every time you start a new run, maybe the tutorial could be a separate thing? 

Platforming and combat both felt good, and I really liked how open the levels where, it felt a bit like a sandbox which I liked. The audio design, especially when you take damage, was really cool too.

Phenomenal vibes and atmosphere! The total silence other than dialogue and the strange sounds an elevator makes made for really effective ambience imo.

However I was a little disappointed when the game ended on just a black screen. Other than that, I thoroughly enjoyed myself. 

Cool concept and cute pixel art!

My only issue is that the music didn't loop so I was playing in silence for a while

Super cool concept and fantastic presentation, especially the courtroom at the start

Loved figuring out the boss's attacks and how to manoeuvre around them

This is what I imagine rocket scientists do all day

Amazing concept and adorable presentation!

The scroll device thingy is a great bit of game design and was really fun to try and balance with the counting, as they're both throw each other off

I'm a sucker for liminal things so I really enjoyed the vibes of this one!


One note I had though was the Itch page said throw Item was A but for me it was Q

This game was so good! I was smiling ear to ear the whole time, the art and music are incredibly charming and the recycling mechanic had me thinking on my feet and always trying to plan out my next move.

You weren't lying when you said hardcore wasn't for beginners though :')

Really cool game and core mechanics paired with maybe my favourite aesthetics (both Art and Audio) that I've seen all Jam!

My only minor gripe is that I wish there was a little more feedback when you hit an enemy, otherwise I thoroughly enjoyed~ 

Genki Girls Go really makes you feel like you're wasting you're time in a terribly predatory gatcha game, although the rhythm game section was too enjoyable to be accurate. 

All jokes aside, this was awesome and such a funny idea for a game 

I haven't beaten this yet, but it's super fun and really well designed! (although I did get absolutely humbled after losing my 14(?) round burst Sniper trying to hit a 3rd double or nothing in a row)

This is such a cool idea for a shooter, and the vibes in general were immaculate!

I also managed to find your little secret guy ;)

Loved this! 

I especially love how all the character designs seem like different variations of the classic 'Corporate' art style

Loved it!

Wasn't expecting it to get so dark when I missed a defect though-

As a HRT fan, I was looking forward to this one!

I really enjoyed pinging myself around the map and slowly doing it in less and less pings each time, and the chaos added by all the extra heads was fun. However, I felt like the noise became a little too much after a couple loops or so. Otherwise, I found the art all incredibly charming and had a good time

Really unique concept with great execution, wish being an actual intern was this relaxing!

Really unique experience about a smol robot guy climbing a mountain!

I think you did a really good job at conveying the robot's loneliness, the ambience was really well done

Would be a 10/10, but I didn't figure out how to click on his little toesies :(

Man, this game was so much fun. The connectivity between movement and attacking, combined with the weapon customisation aspects, made the combat system feel really interesting and dynamic. The vibes were also very much on point!

Absolutely love this one! The concept's great and the progression feels great, especially with how frantic it gets near the end

Finally a game for a bullet magnet like me!

Managed to get into quite a nice flow once I started to get the hang of it 

Really like the sound design! The torch lighting is also very cool

Was sold on this game from the title alone, and was happy to find a simple but satisfying platformer.

Absolutely love the little protagonist guy btw

Hey! Sorry but as the game was made in Pico-8, there is unfortunately no way to change the key binds. Sorry for the inconvenience

Best game I've ever played, 10/10 will recommend to everyone I ever meet