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How does the game fit the theme?
A witch buys a tool to make potions for her, it escapes and causes trouble before the big end.
What code and assets did you not make from scratch during the jam (if any)?
Code and Assets are mine. This includes all the models and textures of every level.
Phantom Camera is there but not really used. Ended up with bigger plans and did not want to rip it out.
Fonts were from Chequered Ink
Voicework and Music were done by two people, credit on game page and title screen.
How many people worked on the game?1
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Classic ball rolling/tilting table game. As always, the frustrating kind, but with a nice presentation. Maybe consider removing the jumping message after a couple levels :)
Great aesthetics all around. I'd certainly put this in the rage game category if it weren't for the pot sucking the ball into it. Haha, great job!
yeah, I added that early on and the suck range kept growing...
A charming game, I love the extra effort of little things like the opening screen and the rhymes. The 2d elements and textures fit well with the 3d environment. It was a bit too difficult for me to wrap my head around the physics, are we pushing the ball or rotating the surface?
The funny joke I decided was both. When I had just the environment the lack of air control was not fun.
So it's a cursed platformer monkeyball.
haha, that's explains it
Fun game! Especially for it being your first 3D game, it's very well made, nice job!
The game was really fun! I loved the extra challenge of getting all of the collectibles!
Cool game. You did a great job!
this game is really cute and fun, you did a great job!
This is an awesome little game that has so much charm! insane job for making this in under a week! this needs sooo much more recognition!
Oh, forgot: Sound Effects were made by remixing the GDC Audio Sounds