Get their bot asses!!!! They won't know what hit em >B)

Thanks for giving it a shot!

Love to hear it! It's funny because while developing the mechanics, I really couldn't  think of anything that would work quite the same as light bulbs, as the core game was "a game of chance incorporating electrical power". Other electronics can absolutely be overloaded and fried, but I think light bulbs have the most visual appeal in the long run haha. I think post jam when I go to refine it and add what's missing, I'll sit down and see if we can come up with other things that may fulfill the same role.

Really appreciate you trying it out and giving feedback on it! It'll definitely be getting some more work put into it down the road :D

I feel like the confusion does entirely come down to the presentation of the game up to this point tbh. It's one of those things where I'm just gonna have to let future builds put all the pieces together for the player, since I'm sure on the surface the lightbulbs don't seem like much, but every ounce of the game was built around figuring out how to create a game of chance with electrical power at it's core. The blackjack part came as a direct consequence of the lights!

We'll see how things go in time haha. Some things obviously won't end up working out in the end, but I deeply appreciate you giving it a shot and providing feedback! 

And heck yeah... This is a Godot appreciation zone. All my homies love Godot B)

Yeah it's in a pretty rough state right now haha. I'm just glad it's playable and it got the idea across, the refining and decoration can come later 

Thank you so much for checking it out and giving feedback! I'll let the artist know you liked the designs :D

Oh no I haven't even tried it in fullscreen yet, I can only imagine how poor the scaling is :')

Thank you for the feedback!

Ooh that's a huge compliment haha. I don't think it could ever get that big, but some day it would be fun to see if I could get an online vs mode functional. Fingers crossed

Thanks for checking it out and giving feedback!

I appreciate you giving it a shot even though its not your kind of game! The feedback is always welcome :)

Glad you think so! Hopefully we can work some good sounds in for a future build haha

Thanks for the feedback :D

HAHA I know exactly what causes that bug and was waiting for someone to trigger it. Congrats!!

Sound will come along in time, thank you for checking it out and giving feedback on it! I'll let the artist know you liked her art :D

Yay! I'm glad you mentioned playing with a friend, because something I absolutely want in a future build is a local vs mode. 

And tragically, the controls were mostly just an issue of time. I do have mouse only controls mapped out and just wasn't able to fully implement them before I had to submit it. You know the struggle XD

Thank you so much for the feedback and checking it out!

Exciting play was all I was hoping for in the end, so I'm glad that was achieved!

Unfortunately wasn't able to get the controls up to par before the submission deadline, but rest assured there's comfortable plans for keyboard only, mouse only, and controller control mapping so it wasn't an oversight.

Thank you for the feedback and giving the game a go! It's much appreciated

Yeah, definitely ran into the accursed deadline while trying to work out the tutorial and the final control scheme haha. Thankfully we have store pages for the time being.

Thanks for the feedback! I'll pass the art compliment on to the artist :D