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This is really creative! Theres something satisfying about grabbing people and throwing them into a boat (great job)

This is one of my favorites from this game jam. Definitely one of the more relatable games I've played lol. Amazing work!

That's a cool game, it feels metaphorical lol. I had a lot of fun despite it being a bit difficult

That was a fun and cute game! I did finish with more than enough time though (even though I was nowhere near the correct number)

Really great game! Lots of mechanics that keep it fun and interesting. Impressive level of polish, good work!

Wow this is pretty cool! My island looked a bit crazy but I had lots of fun lol

This was a fun and relaxing game! The blurring at the end was a nice touch lol. (Shoutout Daydream font I used it in my game also)

Thanks! haha that would be fun

I love soft-body games! I enjoyed the puzzles a lot

Cool game! You nailed the frantic feel imo

A little easy (the "all tiles become teleport tiles" perk seems to lead to instant wins) but enjoyable and super polished! The music and visuals were superb

Thanks so much! This gamejam encouraged me to actually finish something :P

Wow this is phenomenal! The puzzles are genuinely well designed, and it feels difficult but never unfair. Amazing work! (39 deaths my first run)

Cool idea with good execution! It really does feel like your scrambling to sort through a pile items.

This was a funny game.  Not every skill tree upgrade feels substantial, but the game definetly doesn't drag and is enjoyable to play. The final explosion was worth it

This was a fun game. The ricochet mechanic is a cool feature, and makes a good bounce feel so satisfying. Sometimes the aim pull-back isn't powerful enough to reach across the room, but this just encourages more careful placement of my shots. Enjoyable experience!

This was fun! Controls felt super nice and the continuous-style levels were very satisfying.

Really cool game! The controls are very floaty but this adds to the difficulty

Thanks for the feedback! I agree the volume was on the louder side, so I normalized the audio + added a mute button.