It's been so great seeing this game develop. I really appreciated how you incorporated feedback from the Production sprint. This version includes many quality-of-life enhancements, including text progressing at the player's speed, and the background is visually improved. Wishing you the best of luck as we finish up the jam!

Your game is the most direct I've seen when it comes to tackling climate change, presenting information throughout the beginning to really engage me with the reality of our modern efforts against negative climate impact. The approach reminds me heavily of games that I'd play in middle school and high school as apart of a gamified learning experience, which if that's the thing you were going for, you nailed it. One major issue I have though is the mouse click and drag not working too well for me, but that could be because of my mouse. When I go too low in the larger sections it seems more finnicky. I feel this a good educational product you can market, and would like to see where you go with this.

I found the message to align well with the game jam but felt like it was more of an interactable presentation. There is no penalty for putting everything into the trash like a game over sequence unless the OH NO screen is the game over screen. The blocks would get stuck on each other and made it hard to sort correctly. 

I really like the message and the concept of this game. I think the idea of sorting out trash is simple but still needs fine tuning. It's really hard to pick up the blocks which might have been intentional but it also makes the game a little less enjoyable. I think there's a unique way to add challenges in this game as the story progress. Overall tho this game has a unique take on a "game" and is very informational with a fun sorting element!

I really like the message and the concept of this game. I think the idea of sorting out trash is simple but still needs fine tuning. It's really hard to pick up the blocks which might have been intentional but it also makes the game a little less enjoyable. I think there's a unique way to add challenges in this game as the story progress. Overall tho this game has a unique take on a "game" and is very informational with a fun sorting element!

This is a good message and i think you captured the spirit of the jam but the gameplay isn't really there, there's no penalty for doing anything wrong, it isn't much passed an interactive slideshow unfortunately. I see where you're coming from though and I like the idea! Maybe if it was more like the bomb-omb minigame from Mario 64 DS then it would make it, ie getting faster as the thing goes on. You have a wisp of this in the game already with the hundreds of blocks falling at the end, maybe if it was a steady stream of blocks throughout the game getting faster it'd be more fun. But still, the physics is impressive and the look of the game is very nice, reminds me of pictochat in a way. Well done!

love how simple the mechanic is and the game is well executed! i wish the detection area is a little bigger so I don't have to drag the cube all the way everytime, but overall good job! 

The ending with throwing away the buildings was a cool twist. Although, I wish there was some complexity to the mechanics. Maybe there's a conveyer belt so you have to do things within a certain period of time?

Loved the overall presentation and 'slideshow' lesson theme of the game. The cube's mechanics were original, but definitely hard to work around- it was really difficult to unstick them. Sometimes, trash flew all over the place and ended up on the wrong sides without me meaning to place them there. Overall, great game though and super educational!

I think the presentation is very solid, and once again I think you did a good job integrating gameplay with narrative during the part where there's no floor, but in my opinion the game is too mechanically simple. Maybe you could change the layout of the stages by adding more platforms.

The game is ok. Mechanics are too simple. Sometimes cubes get attached even if you click on only one cube. I think you could add more diversity to the trash we are sorting.

short and sweet — I liked this a lot! I think the mechanics are a bit rough: the trash interpolates towards the cursor so it moves very slow when close to the edge; the magnet is pretty finicky and imprecise when it comes to picking up stuff; releasing trash does not preserve momentum… but all that aside, the core idea is great and the execution is pretty solid. and, for what it’s worth, I think the minimal visuals work really well. nice entry!