It was genuinely very easy, and I guess it didn’t feel like there was any countdown. I think the tail got shorter, and I really enjoyed playing—it was a lot of fun.
Not gonna lie, it was a banger. How you managed to make such a polished game in just 4 days is incredible. It was super fun to play and didn’t even take me a minute to understand without instructions. From the game direction to the artwork to the sound, everything was purely amazing. Simply put, it was a very fun experience playing it.
The idea was great, and the artwork was impressive. I completed many levels using bugs or glitches, and the game’s platforming had very stiff movement. I think this might have been a deliberate choice by the developers, but I feel the movement could use some improvement. Over all it was very full playing this game
I had no idea how to play since there were no instructions, but I got the gist of it. I think the goal is to teleport the player around to kill enemies. Somehow, I managed to take down quite a few, but the game was a bit lacking. It was very laggy and had lots of glitches.
I like the concept, but none of the buttons are clickable. I’ve tried multiple times, including restarting and reopening, but this error keeps happening.
It was quite difficult to get the hang of at first and very confusing, but as I played, it became a little easier. The tutorial difficulty was also really tough, and my cultists died very quickly. However, once I got the machine, I could place it again and again, which was nice.
It was a great experience playing; I got completely lost in the game and was literally addicted. It felt pretty slow at first, but I just had to wait for it to get better—great work.
The concept was good and fun to play. I got addicted in the middle, but after a while, something in the counter didn’t increase—only the count per counter went up—so I ended up leaving the game.
It was an awesome game with a difficulty that struck the perfect balance between fun and challenge. At first, I thought it was a bug, but it turned out to be my own skill issue. I can’t glaze the audio and art style enough—they were absolutely beautiful.
