I couldn't find the second button in the first level, but maybe that is just me being bad at the game. I really liked how the music changed when the grim reaper spawned!
I didn't see the turn to stone mechanic coming, cool idea! The art of the main character was also fun. I think the character could have benefited from slower acceleration to make small adjustments easier, but then again maybe that is just me being bad at the game. Nice job!
I love the graphics! Unfortunately the game was running at 2 fps for me so I couldn't really play, but I can appreciate the writing, concept, and design. I love 3d games, but I wonder if so many 3d assets rendering real time lighting at the same time bogged down the performance? Either way, nice job!
Great idea and good execution! I didn't run into any bugs or anything. I especially liked all the audio and visual feedback when I did the different actions.
Love the idea! If I could add some feedback, when playing a sound that will fire a lot (such as jumping), vary the pitch and volume just slightly every time. That makes a single sound much more appealing to the ears. But nice game, great job!
This is a perfect game jam game and the highest rated one I have played so far. Everything was so neatly packaged, and the overall challenge was difficult but fair, which is exactly what you want a bullet hell to be. Props to the composer, the music fit the game perfectly.
I LOVE the art and graphics of this game! The core loop reminded me a lot of Dave the Diver. I also liked how the mini game incorporated more of the countdown theme.
This game is super tight! I'm always impressed by full roguelikes built in game jams. The 5% chance for slimes to spawn bombs was a big highlight for me. Also the capybara was a hilarious way of keeping the player inbounds.
I like this game a lot! The movement felt super good and the unique movement worked very well. One piece of feedback I have is that the camera moving with the character sometimes made it hard to grab points in the wall in certain levels; I personally would have preferred a static camera that completely showed every level. But maybe that's how the game is supposed to be, and I just need to get gud. Either way, nice game! Very polished.
This is done so well! The amount of minigames is impressive, and it is even more impressive that they all work and are fun. My favorite was the typing one, it made me feel like a coding pro even though I had no idea what I was doing. So just like regular coding, I guess. Overall really well done!
Yo this is sick! The Mind over Magnet influence is strong (in a good way). The polish is actually crazy. To me, it felt good to just move around, which is exactly what you need in a game of this genre. The puzzles were not too hard, but I honestly think that is good in a game jam, since people don't play each game for very long. The juice felt great and everything was pretty intuitive. 5 stars of enjoyment for sure.
Fun game! Love the idea of a countdown-based attack. I think the thing that would have taken this game to the next level is more juice (sfx, vfx). Great mechanics and nice execution.
Holy art. I love how its not pixel art like so many other games, and I loved the story! Something about the platform did feel a little weird. Maybe something with the acceleration being low? Moving in the air after a jump where I was standing still was tricky. But that is just a nitpick, good entry!
I kept thinking I had the solution and then I was one move behind. Excellent job designing these puzzles, its really hard to make challenging yet fun puzzles in such a short time frame.
I certainly think defusing a bomb is a good way to interpret the theme ;) I liked how simple and easy to understand this game was. I also didn't encounter any bugs, and I got 34 bombs defused. While flipping the switches is satisfying, I would have loved to have more of a sense of urgency, whether that is intense music, a fuse slowly burning out, or even ticking noises. I think that with just that small change, this would be a perfect little minigame that would really get the heart pumping.
Fun concept for a game! The speed typing aspect of it made it stand out. I would have loved a way to see what letters I need before I try typing them in, but maybe there was some way to and I just missed it because I am dumb. But I did really like the art style, the interactions were satisfying, and the sounds fit right in.
I really liked this game and I totally would have played to the end, but level two would never let me complete it even after I killed all the enemies. Then I reloaded and played through it again, and the same thing happened to me on the final boss (I killed all enemies and nothing happened, had to run out down the clock). Which is tragic, because I loved the gameplay loop! It was simple and fun, and I think having a menu setup like yours is genius for a game jam because players can see the end. I am taking a lesson from this game, which is to make fewer levels and make them more polished instead of making a sprawling game that's not as well crafted.
Fun game! Great minds think alike with game theming. I appreciate that A) its 3d, which I don't see very often, and 2) it seems to be scoped just right. I laughed out loud at the gigantic explosion sound that happens when you die, I just wanted an explosion animation to match.
This was fun! The soundtrack really sold the "epic space adventure" theme, and I loved the view of the astronaut walking around the planets. I agree with the general sentiment of not knowing when to press f, but I probably should have read the description first. The rocket controls were awesome.
Fun game! I softlocked myself in the room just to the left of the start, my character had no collision and couldn't leave the room. But I loved the art, and the writing was legitimately funny!
Bummer about the time constraint, but great job participating and putting yourself out there! It is better to have tried and ended up with something you weren't happy with than to never have tried at all. Just think of how much better you will do in the next one now that you have some experience under your belt :D
