I just played your game and really enjoyed it!

The pixel art was incredibly charming, and your music piece had a very Undertale-vibe and complimented your game.

It was a little tough to grasp who was lying at first, but once I got the hang of seeing through the lies it all started making sense, though I was only down to 1 life by that point.

Overall very fun, you did a fantastic job!

Wow, that was a blast. (Rocket launcher joke)

The movement was smooth, and felt very intuitive. The entire concept was done very well- it would be fun to see it expanded with more guns and objectives.

I would love a certain task to complete that could take you away from the pods, but be rewarded for it. That seems like a neat high-risk high-reward concept.

Really had a lot of fun jumping around with the space physics, and ground pounding those spider bugs away.

Hey! Not sure what happened, but each time I got to the nightclub I got this- and the game crashed.  I tried a few times.

The first bit was interesting though- the name officer 101 really cracks me up. Wish I could play more.

That was fun! Very simple, easy to pick up, and absolutely adorable. The music had a great mystical dungeon crawling vibe- very Zelda-esque.

I would have maybe placed the spikes more sporadically throughout the tiles, making them a bit higher of a threat.

I think a small bug was that I got one or two crystals on my first run, died, and on the second I only gathered 2 before the passage opened.

Overall a fun little game, the mouse controlled sword was hilarious to swat away with.

Phil is such a sassy robot. Just don't let him know I skipped the punctuation.

The music and feedback of the game were great, Phil was a fun character, and it made me laugh a lot.

I was able to get outside of the level on the cake level, and it broke the game completely.

It was a ton of fun though. Loved the charm.

LOL. You had me laughing the entire time. What a ridiculous, yet enjoyable game. Meme cityyyyyyyyyy.

Your game is really really pretty, and the emptiness of space mood is captured perfectly.

But after 7ish minutes of searching I couldn't find anything not "not of any significance", so I'm a bit confused about what to do.

That was such a cute idea! I've taken nutrition courses through school, and I absolutely loved the premise!

I enjoyed the ramping pace as things got more complex and twisting, and Billy's Bowels is some great alliteration!

Remember to eat your veggies!

I'm so disappointed that it ended so quickly- it really set the scene for some "mouse in a maze" like testing facility. Nice music, and voice acting; just the audio overall was superb. I see a lot of potential from 45 seconds of gameplay, so that really speaks for itself.

Keep working on it

I love the music- kind of a badass sort of feel. The blind jumps are pretty hard to deal with though. That chain platform is really hard to control!

Fun game!!

It was a cute start! I think your jumping shouldn't have to be spammable, but instead be one larger more fluid jump. As for the bombs and TNT, they didn't register on every button press, so ensuring that would make the game feel a lot less clunky.

That was an awesome game!! It had wonderful mood changes, characters with motivation, beautiful colours, nice particle efffects- this game really had it all. All I could say is maybe throw in some more game mechanics, and it would be an incredible game, It all ran so smoothly too.

Really great stuff!

Wow, is pretty much all I can say. What absolutely gorgeous music. It's very Final Fantasy/ Kingdom Hearts dreary soothingness, and just makes you ache and feel tired and alone.

The gameplay is incredibly immersive, and the opening dialogue stellar. It really gives an introspective look into morality and the state of the world, and I love that about it.

I'm sure there's loads more than just the one path I took, and I'm definitely going to play them all once the jam ends. I've bookmarked this one for sure. What an incredible game.

Man, what a game you've got here. All I can say is I want a full length feature. This game had everything. Literally could not find anything wrong with it. What a complete package of a game. It's clear it's not your first one, and it definitely shows here. You guys are incredible, and I'm definitely giving you a follow.

I really liked how you could float around, unlike most traditional platformers. Some feedback on pickups and button presses would have been nice, and the game could have used some more sounds.

Not a bad overall game for a jam!

The memes were fresh, and I must say, the universe is much brighter than I imagined it.

Interesting, and slightly confusing, but the visuals (such as the hardwood flooring) were really nice.

LMAO THAT ENDING KILLED ME! I loved this game. The simplicity in design was so easy to pick up and charming to play, and that chicken pickin' banjo kept me hyped all game. The narrator was charming as hell too!

Really REALLY fun!

I liked the pixel graphics and the bouncy music, but I couldn't get the key from the mayor? I tried quite a few times.

Considering that the graphics were squares and triangles, this actually looked really good. The colours were well-chosen and the glows were pleasing. The movement felt nice as well!

I particularly liked the anti-grav mechanic in that it just sort of preserved whatever your vertical motion was when you entered it. Neat stuff.

I found myself able to climb walls by sticking to them and jumping repeatedly. Was that intentional?

I loved the homemade sound effects, and the music was driving and heroic.

I didn't enjoy the fact people could shoot into your current frame from outside, and it seemed to randomly game over me sometimes?

It was a cute, simple game.

Very well polished! It just needs a restart level button and it would be stupendous. I adored the grid movement system; it made it very easy to accomplish exactly what was needed.

Adorable arcade-y sounds, cute pixel graphics. Big thumbs up from me!

Troll-y. I was warned, and I was satisfied.

I like your Jeopardy-esque music and the title screen is adorable.

If it wasn't for the bugs, this would be a cute solid game! I loved the sound effects and the premise, but the bugs became too much for me.

Awesome first attempt guys!

The graphics looked a little bit blurry, and I don't really know what I was supposed to do.

Aww congratulations!! What a neat way of going about your situation.

Well, it certainly makes me feel like a fool. I'm not huge on "you can die without knowing now start from the beginning" games, but the audio footsteps and animations kept me going. I liked the feeling a lot.

The audio was a bit distorted, and I wasn't crazy about the main theme.

The gameplay was very smooth though, and the intro cutscene really made me laugh.

Do you have anything that's not just an .exe? Which software did you use to build it?

I'm awfully suspicious and typically won't play those, sorry!

Fantastic job man! I love the premise! I've never seen someone do anything like this before. Good use of little cutscenes and a story.

Awesome job!

I enjoyed the personality of the cloud very much. The premise was new and refreshing, but my game seemed to stop responding once the purple arrows came into play?

I enjoyed the concept. I loved how Gary left the game and explored the real world. I felt no remorse gassing my brothers.  Just like a real video game character. I wish movement wouldn't be paused during the dialogue, that was rather frustrating, or just be able to skip once I'm finished reading.

Interesting game. I didn't quite understand the overall objective; is it just achieve the highest score? (In money$)? And bringing up the mini-map completely defeats the whole purpose of the navigating system, so that seemed a touch counter-intuitive.

Once I got the hang of the float mechanic it was actually pretty fun. The umbrella is unpredictable and will sometimes keep me afloat while closed. By this logic, it must also be magic. (Or bugged). A neat twist on how the light was the liar and didn't help.

Was the music supposed to be cutting out, skipping and looping after about 7 seconds? It felt a little strange if intended. The artwork and glows were really cute.

It was clearly well made. The sounds were awesome - I loved the intense heartbeat when it became crunch time to make a decision.

I didn't enjoy that the game only lied sometimes, and that it became a guessing game as to whether it was or not; your only saving grace being that you could actually see the truth a select number of times. Once that expired, it's just a crapshoot, which doesn't make me as a player feel like I actually accomplished anything.

I liked that it was made in Blender! A nice change from most of the pixel art that's on here (Even though it's my favourite.)

I loved that the game was intuitive enough to speed the timer up after the first play, otherwise I wasn't going to wait for it again. I don't feel like there was a correct path though? I died every way I could possibly go.

Man that voice will haunt my nightmares forever.

Well made game with cute sound effects, and a solid difficulty curve. Bravo.