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That's strange, I don't see any requests on Discord. Could you leave your username so I can try sending you a request?

Thanks again for taking the time to go through everything in detail! I'm really happy to hear the reports have been useful.

I'd be happy to continue the conversation on Discord if that's easier for you. Feel free to send me your username or an invite whenever you have a chance.

I'll definitely be keeping an eye on future updates. I'm really enjoying seeing the game evolve, and I'd be glad to keep testing new builds and sharing feedback.

My discord - windik.

I also completely forgot to ask—is there a quick way to get in touch with you so I can more easily send you information about your game? I had to find another way to contact you because of a shadowban.

Hi, my friend! I tried to reply to you on Reddit, but it looks like my account there got shadowbanned because of a long chat message, so I'm writing to you here instead.

I played the latest version of your game and I wanted to tell you that I’m a testing team lead in my day job, so hunting for bugs and improving products is what I do for a living. I also love gaming, and I always try to help developers out there too whenever I come across bugs. By the way, I found a few more bugs in your game (in the latest version), and I’ll try to describe them now and explain how I stumbled upon them.

1. The images of found items aren't displaying.

2. I can buy expensive backpacks and sneakers through the wall. I doubt that’s how you intended it to work.

3. If I collect too many items, they spill over the edges of the scroll during extraction. If you're interested in my recommendation: instead of listing duplicate items on separate lines, you could just indicate the quantity before the price—like this: Used Bowl x2 - $48

4. At some point, I managed to go into the red.

5. Here is the most interesting bug—I’ll explain how it happened. I saved up enough money to buy a pair of speed-boosting sneakers, then headed out on a run; after gathering some items, I rushed outside to extract. As soon as I hit the extraction button, I sprinted—moving incredibly fast—toward the center of the house. When I was teleported to the safe zone, I found myself in a secret room containing the items I’d collected, along with sneakers and a money upgrade on the shelves (the upgrade cost $0, likely because it was still under development). I was able to sell the items from the shelves immediately and grab the sneakers, but I couldn't find a way out; the only door that opened was the one shown in the image on the left (where a gap is visible), and it led to a funny dead end. The other door wouldn't open, leaving me trapped, though I did try to clip through the walls in a few spots and almost succeeded.

This one grabbed me almost immediately. The visual style is very appealing, and the gameplay felt smooth and enjoyable from the start.

Ended up spending more time with it than I originally planned 😄

I liked the concept behind this one. The gameplay does a good job of making you pay attention to what's happening instead of acting on autopilot.

It's a simple idea, but it works surprisingly well.

Fun and challenging game! 😄 The fast-paced gameplay kept me focused, and I enjoyed trying to survive just a little longer with each attempt.

Simple, engaging, and easy to jump into. Nice work!

Had a great time with this one! 😄 The pet shop theme is charming, and trying to keep everything under control quickly turns into a fun little panic simulator.

The gameplay is easy to understand, and the increasing chaos keeps things entertaining. A very enjoyable jam entry — nice work!

I'm not entirely sure how the game connects to the jam theme, but I still had fun playing it 😄 The gameplay is simple, chaotic, and entertaining, and the overall presentation made me smile more than once.

A fun little project — nice work!

Fun and straightforward game! 😄 The chain mechanic is easy to understand, and it's satisfying to jump right in and start playing.

Nice little project — good job!

Really liked the spooky atmosphere and presentation of the game! 👻😄 The horror theme fits surprisingly well with the jam concept, and the environment does a good job of keeping you slightly on edge while exploring. Nice work!

Really enjoyed the concept behind the game! 😄 The idea of sharing a life connection creates some interesting gameplay situations and fits the jam theme very well.

I also liked how the mechanic encourages you to think differently about your actions. A creative and memorable entry — nice work!

Had a lot of fun with this one! 😄 The movement feels fast and satisfying, and the warp mechanic adds a nice twist that keeps the gameplay engaging.

It's easy to pick up, but there's enough challenge to keep you on your toes. A very enjoyable jam entry — nice work!

This game looks absolutely beautiful! 😄 The visual presentation is clean, polished, and very pleasant to look at. Everything feels cohesive and gives the project a lot of charm.

I really enjoyed the overall aesthetic and atmosphere. Great work!

Really enjoyed the atmosphere and overall mood of the game! 😄

The visuals and presentation work well together, and the world feels interesting to explore.

I also appreciated the effort that clearly went into creating the experience. It has a nice charm to it and left dark, but a positive impression. Nice work!

Really enjoyed the atmosphere and presentation of the game! 😄 The world feels mysterious, and the overall concept kept me curious about what was waiting beyond the next gate.

The project has a nice sense of adventure and progression, making it an enjoyable experience from start to finish. Nice work!

Interesting little project! 😄 I enjoyed trying it out, and the game has an unique atmosphere.

Nice work, and good luck with future development!

Had a fun time with this one! 😄 The classic roll-a-ball gameplay feels surprisingly satisfying, and the physics are enjoyable to play around with. Collecting all the boxes creates a simple but effective gameplay loop.

I agree with some of the other feedback that the concept could easily support additional levels and challenges, because the core mechanics already feel solid. Nice work!

Thank you so much for giving it a try and for the detailed feedback! 😄

I think you may have run into one of the rough edges of the current alpha prototype. After creating a room, the password is generated automatically and displayed in the room window, but it's clearly not obvious enough if several players have missed it. That's definitely something I need to improve.

I'll be spending some time after the jam polishing the UI and overall user experience to make the process much more intuitive. And thank you for the kind words about the music and aesthetics — I'm really happy those parts worked for you!

What a wonderful and memorable game 😄 The concept immediately grabbed my attention, and I enjoyed discovering all little moments the game had to offer. Nice work!

This was a really interesting experience. At first the gameplay seemed simple, but the longer I played, the more I started to understand the idea behind it and the emotional message it was trying to convey.

I also liked how the mechanics and atmosphere work together to support the theme. Nice work!

This game definitely lives up to its name 😄 The platforming is challenging, but i really like it.

Nice work!

Really enjoyed this one! 😄 The gameplay is easy to understand, but there’s enough challenge to keep you engaged, and the connection-based mechanics fit the jam theme very nicely.

It has that satisfying “one more try” feeling that kept me playing longer than I expected. Nice work!

Really enjoyed the atmosphere and storytelling of the game. 😄 The world feels intriguing, and the journey has a nice sense of mystery that kept me curious about what would happen next.

The presentation and overall mood work very well together, making it a memorable experience. Thanks for sharing your project!

That's completely understandable 😄

One of the biggest challenges with the current version is definitely getting two players together at the same time. I'll be working on improving the user experience and making the interface and onboarding much clearer in future versions, so it's easier to understand how to get into a game and start playing.

I'm also planning to add a bot companion mode after the jam, which should make it much easier to experience the game even when a second player isn't available. Thanks for taking a look at the project and for the feedback!

Thank you for the explanation! 😄

Honestly, I still think it's a good game, and I had fun trying it out. Game jams are always a race against the clock, so I completely understand having to cut or simplify some ideas near the end.

Even with the repeated questions and the unfinished ending, the core concept was interesting enough to keep me playing and wondering what would happen next. That's already a great achievement for a jam project. Good luck if you decide to continue working on it!

Thank you so much! 😄

I'm really glad you were able to try it using the workaround, even if it wasn't the ideal experience. The game is definitely designed around two real players cooperating, so there's still a lot you weren't able to see.

It's great to hear that you enjoyed the aesthetic and the shooting mechanics — I spent a lot of time trying to make the atmosphere and combat feel satisfying. Thanks for giving it a chance and for the kind feedback!

Thank you so much! 😄

You're absolutely right — it was probably a bit too ambitious for a jam project, but I really wanted to build the entire experience around the idea of a connection between two players. A lot of heart (and probably too many late nights 😅) went into making it work.

And wow, the Satellite Reign comparison is a huge compliment! I'm a big fan of cyberpunk aesthetics, so I'm really happy that the music and visual style gave you those vibes. Thanks again for taking the time to play and leave feedback!

Thank you for the feedback and for the kind words about the menu, music, and font! 😄

That's actually very strange. It might be related to the screen resolution or UI scaling somehow. I haven't encountered this issue myself yet, but your report gives me a good lead on where to investigate.

I'll try testing the project on different screen resolutions and setups to see if I can reproduce and fix the problem. Thanks for taking the time to let me know about it!

Really liked the visual presentation and overall style of the game! 😄 The rhythm-based gameplay is a fun idea, and I enjoyed trying to stay in sync with everything happening on screen.

One small thing I'd love to see is a satisfying sound effect when hitting the timing correctly — something that matches the rhythm and gives a bit more feedback. Other than that, the game was a lot of fun. Nice work!

What a fun and unexpected concept 😄 The whole idea immediately caught my attention, and I enjoyed seeing where the adventure would take these poor rats. The atmosphere and humor work really well together.

Definitely one of the more memorable entries I've played so far. Thanks for the experience!

This was a really interesting game with a unique mechanic! 😄 It took me a little time to understand everything, but once it clicked, I had a great time with it. I always enjoy seeing unusual gameplay ideas, and this one definitely stands out.

Really enjoyed it — nice work!

The core mechanic is actually pretty fun, and I enjoyed moving through the level 😄 My main impression was that the game felt very short, and I wasn't entirely sure how it connected to the jam theme.

That said, I think the gameplay has potential, and I'd personally love to see longer levels built around the same idea. Nice work!

Really enjoyed the atmosphere and the whole Neural Link concept! 😄 The idea fits the jam theme very naturally, and the presentation immediately pulled me into the experience.

The game has a cool identity and was fun to explore. Nice work!

This feels like the perfect game for speedrunners 😄 I had a funny moment when I suddenly realized that all I needed to do was connect everything and the level was solved. The simplicity of the idea works really well, and it's satisfying to optimize your route and get faster.

A clever little puzzle game with a lot of replay potential!

Visually, the game looks really great! 😄 The art style and overall presentation are very charming, and it's clear that a lot of care went into making the world feel alive.

The only things that confused me a bit were how the game connects to the jam theme, and the dialogue, since it wasn't in English and was sometimes difficult for me to follow. Aside from that, the game is very pleasant and looks fantastic. Nice work!

Sorry about that — that's actually my mistake! 😅

I created a simulation of two public servers, but I didn't have enough time to fully implement them before the jam ended, so right now they are a bit misleading.

To play the game, you need to select Create Room, choose a map (unfortunately there is only one available at the moment), and share the generated room password with a second player.

The second player should then select Join Room and enter that password in the Password field.

You can also launch a second instance of the game on the same PC and connect from there. However, I recommend playing as the first player (the host), since that instance is responsible for enemy spawning and controlling the game flow.

Thank you for trying the game, and thank you for the kind words about the music and atmosphere! 😄

What a wonderfully original mechanic 😄 I had a great time figuring out how everything worked, and I almost managed to complete the second level as a pacifist... but in the end, I got eaten anyway 😂

Fun, creative, and definitely memorable. Nice work!

Really enjoyed this platformemr-puzzle game! 😄 The two connected worlds mechanic is a clever idea, and the puzzles do a great job of making you think without becoming frustrating.

It was both fun and a nice little workout for the brain. Great job!

The core idea is pretty fun, and I enjoyed the gameplay overall! 😄 I think the game could benefit from a bit more visual polish and presentation, but the mechanics themselves work well and kept me engaged.

A solid jam entry with a good foundation. Nice work!