I loved this game! Would love to play an extended version of this!

The game was absolute fun to play. I loved that you gave it enough love that it needed, especially for a gamejam. Had given more time, this game has the potential to grow a lot.

The gameplay had a lot of potential. It fits the theme of the jam almost perfectly. Loved the boss and the short story. I'm not good at the game (I couldn't go above floor 15, so I don't know for sure if the suggestions I'm sharing here are implemented or not).

 I have some feedback, things I loved, and things I would love to have it improved with time: 

• I would love to see more mishaps happening. Perhaps the boss could come back to see the progress you've made, and maybe eliminate rows, give you more work or debuffs. Maybe even just some dialogues here and there, to keep things furious. 
• Maybe add simple random elements like a cat appears out of nowhere and you have to not put a tile there until the fire-force comes, or a superhero comes and rescues it.
• Loved that the "things going wrong" part was given a choice. It felt as if we could choose our own demise. 
• Would love to have dynamic elements in the game, as you go up. (I don't know if it is already implemented because I couldn't reach far)
• Certain blocks looked very similar (color schemes) and it was confusing for me at times (eg. The normal brick, and the one that needed one block time to harden (forgot the name))
• Loved that you give the option to submit to the leaderboards with a customizable name.
• Of course, loved the censorship at the end.
• The art and the style of the game was really well done. Also well integrated with the music.

Overall, I had a fun experience playing the game.

I loved the cuteness of it all. The sound effects really pulled it off, and I loved it so much. Here are things that I loved about the game, and things I would love to see improved:

• I loved the hidden management element to it. Was not expecting it at all from the title and the menu. Would love to have more control in what's being placed and when. It could gets chaotic and difficult to manage all marshmallows, especially once the attacking happens.
• I loved the fact that we can aid them in battle, by placing enemies inside light areas. 
• The thing I did not like, was the font for the main menu. It felt more unreadable, than like a marshmallow. Would definitely consider changing it to something more readable. Plus, the game title don't really fit the gameplay. Something like "The Cult of the Marshmallows" (I copied it form Cult of the Lambs, this was just an example by the way) would be more fitting imo.
• Also would love more story as to why this is happening, and what are marshmallows.
• The most captivating moment was when one of my fellow marshmallow turned on the entire family. Is it because of the weapon being cursed? Because I missed how it happened, as I was viewing a different area. So the feedback for that is, you need to find a way so that the player doesn't "miss" critical moments like that. Maybe, when the first time something like that happens, you could show an image, where a marshmallow betrays everyone and goes evil. 

For a gamejam, this project is sweet and wonderful. It definitely deserves more time to make it more intriguing and unique. I had a fun time, and all the very best! 😊

The concept was really cool. It reminded me a lot of Papers Please, and a mix of banking elements to it. Here are things that I loved, and would love to see it improved:

• The essence of this game revolves around a strong concept. It is unique and something that is interesting. I would love to see more of the story, of WHY things are the certain way. The game is really niche, and has its ups and downs.
• The biggest issue for me was that the game lacks a solid tutorial. For someone who doesn't know anything about basic banking, it was really difficult to follow. Of course, I know the basic terms, but there were times in the game, when i didn't know what to do. Would love for it to have a proper staged tutorial.
• The visuals were pretty clean, and arguably, one of the best things about the game. I loved the shooting elements as I found that relatable.
• The audio has its moments, but some audio cues were a bit off. Would love a better audio for the bgm, and shooting. Or an alternative would be to have an audio setting where we could dial it down, if it is affecting gameplay. (For me, the bgm was too loud)
• The elements inside the house where really simple to understand, and had a directness to it. Again, the biggest feedback I could give you is to have a proper tutorial. For how to deal with each element (Loan, Withdraw, Gun etc.)
• Also, I don't know if it was intentional, or just a bug. Some text weren't readable, and text was wrapping out of the text box. 

The idea has promise, and would love to see it more flushed out into a solid game. For a gamejam, you should be proud of what you've made so far as it is no easy feat. All the best! 😊

First of all a solid game concept! The game feels good to play, and really has its ups and downs. Here are things that I loved and things that I would love to see improved:

• The visuals are really interesting. The characters are cute, and is really good. I would recommend more post-processing and contrast, but that's just my personal opinion.
• The game really had a solid gameplay loop, and would love to see it more branched out.
• The game itself, I believe, is made to be difficult, but the difficulty needs to be more exponential in my opinion. It was tough right from the get-go, which I believe is a problem with "difficult" games. You need to give the player some progress first, and then and ONLY THEN,  should you break their whole world apart. Games like Getting Over It, and Give Up does this really well. I believe you should make the first couple of levels easy, just so that people get used to the mechanics, just to break them from the inside later on.
• There were chaotic elements in it that I liked, but felt like the punishment for not following the rules was too high, especially in the beginning. Which didn't give me enough time to let the beauty of the visuals sink in.
  
• There were some visual glitches, especially when the walls becomes translucent and with translucent materials.
• The game really could use some better sound effects. For things like movement, I would love to hear minor foot step sounds (I know it was there, but it wasn't loud enough, because the bgm took over it). I recommend adding a settings for the sounds, which would allow to tone it down based on the user's convenience. I also recommending adding sound and scaling for the UI animations. Also, sound effects for fixing anomalies could be better.

Overall, the game has great potential, and in my opinion, it needs some time balancing, and more motion to it. All the best