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Being able to cross paths to control your past self is a highly creative mechanic that creates some very unique and fun puzzles. My only critique is that this mechanic could've been explained better.

Nice twist on the tower defence formula. I like the idea of not losing everything once you get defeated and salvaging old buildings, though I got quite lucky with the pieces offered so I only experienced it once. Super gedaan!

Nice take on the theme and pleasant background music. I didn;t have much trouble with the puzzles once I figured out how everything works... except for the last level. That one was just fiendish.

The music is the best of any of the games in this jam I've played so far. Though I do wish the controls were a bit simpler, it took me a while to get the gang of it.

The movement and animations are silky smooth and the difficulty ramps up at just the right pace. It wouldn't surprise me if this landed in the top 100.

The game looks nice and is quite long for a jam game, though I wished you don't get a game over if you toch the eye as you have to do it all over again.

Cute little puzzle game. I didn't feel like I needed a tutorial as I found everything intuitive. Only con is that the sound when you move from one space to the next gets annoying after a while.

I would be highly surprised if this didn't get featured in Mark's video. The creativity and execution are both top-notch! 

I'm a big fan of deckbuilders and this one did not disappoint. Fun take on the theme!

Nice take on the theme. The later puzzles seem daunting, but starting at the corners and then the perimeter enabled me to finish the game.

Great artwork and a great atmosphere. Wish I could say more, but Icarillius' review is pretty much on point and I didn't want to repeat it. Wished more people played it.

Played, rated and commented on your great game.

My entry is a minigame collection where you have to use only one button to survive a gauntlet of quick minigames.
/jam/gmtk-2019/rate/462306

Great game. The only thing that is missing is a better way of conveying what the player can and should do.

Here is my entry: /jam/gmtk-2019/rate/462306

It's a minigame collection in which you try to complete a series of minigames in quick succession.
You only need the spacebar in each minigame.

Played and rated your game. Here's mine: /jam/gmtk-2019/rate/462306

It's a minigame collection in which every minigame uses only one button.

Nice little game!

P.S. You might be able to attract more people if you replace your cover image with the gif in screenshot #1 instead of the blue orb thingy.

Here is my entry: /jam/gmtk-2019/rate/462306

It's a WarioWare-esque game in which you try to complete a series of minigames in quick succession.
You only need the spacebar (or enter) in each minigame.

Here's my entry: /jam/gmtk-2019/rate/462306

It's a game similar to WarioWare in which you try to complete a series of minigames in quick succession.
You only need the spacebar in each minigame.

Here's mine: /jam/gmtk-2019/rate/462306

It's a minigame collection similar to WarioWare where you only use one button.

Great game with tight controls.
Wished the difficulty increased more quickly but other than that: good job!

This is the most innovative game for this jam I have played so far.
Keep up the good work!

I like how the new rules allow you to play the level in new ways.

Anyone who rates my game will have their game rated by me.
Put the link to your game in the comments when rating (only comments with feedback to my game will be rated).

My submission for the jam is a mini-WaioWare where you only use one button (spacebar or enter).

/jam/gmtk-2019/rate/462306

I have only one rating so far and I appreciate any feedback.
My game is a mini-WarioWare where you use only one button (spacebar or enter) and have only one life.

/jam/gmtk-2019/rate/462306