This game is a masterpiece, congratulations to the three devs for making a so well-rounded game. The art is impeccable, the story has also been developed and the mechanics introduced would be enough for a campaign of several hours, but the strongest point is the animations, I also couldn't help but notice the inspiration from Undertale in some parts.

This is just so good. Between the art, the music and the writing, it tells a really nice story, like genuinely. One of my favorite games for sure in this jam. You style is great, and the presence of a few characters makes the world seem alive. Good vibes for sure!

Got the sad ending first i guess i didn't think enough for the choice ;-;

but i played again for the other ending lol.

Ggs for that game!

(oh also you can bug inside a wall when going to the dream world lol)

My feedback for Daydreamer:

What your game does well:

Your game's art is cohesive. No asset felt out of place. 

The controls are simple, and don't ask much of the player. This allows them to enjoy the story that the developers want to tell. The ending is a moment players can relate to.

The gameplay is a brilliant execution of the theme 'inside out', tying the setting and the puzzles together.

Dialog felt paced and legible, despite the use of the star-themed font. It worked in the game's favor.

What your game doesn't do well:

I have a hunch that the 'Z' key was chosen to return Ashley to the real world because of the letter Z's association with sleeping and coffee by extension. From a controls standpoint this is could be uncomfortable for the player's left hand at times.

At the end when Boughdough begins to cry, it could have a lot more impact. Right now it falls short of its full potential because the player doesn't spend a ton of time with them to be emotionally attached.

Areas of Opportunity:

This is the first game I've played in the jam that left me wanting more. More puzzles, more tension between Ashley and her boss., etc.

It's great start for a project, and it has a lot of potential to be a bigger, scalable project. You have all the core components, it's just a matter of building and combining them.

I hope this feedback helps!

Really enjoyed this! I did have to start over because I accidentally got the shelf stuck on the corner of the room, but it's a minor complaint. The writing, graphics, sound, concept, puzzles were all top-notch.

I wouldn't worry about the hitching, it seems to be an issue with Godot loading in particles/shaders for the first time in a web build. My last game got hit with it too. Fingers crossed they can solve it in the next release.

Great job!

One of the best game I've played so far in this Jam.

The graphics are just TOP TIER, this is VERY HIGH quality work. Every other aspects such as Audio, concept and the theme approach are just great.

=> The only area of improvement I see is there not enough pure gameplay but that's a very subjective point of view. But that's forgived due to the huge work you did on every other aspects.

Congrats!!!

A beautiful and finished game, though I'm stuck in one of the rooms where I can't get out) The drawing is a bomb !

Good luck with further projects)

Good Game!

Beautiful design, idea and graphics! Well done!

Great job guys. I loved the cast of characters and their art. I did get stuck on one of the puzzles at first and had to reset. Not sure if there was a way out of this.

This is practically professional work! the whole thing has immense levels of polish put into it, with a bit more work this could turn into a commercial game! i love the interactions with the NPCs one side note, i got softlocked in the second room, maybe have a coffee there

everything about this game is really well done, the music fits it perfectly and i’m confused on how did you make all of this art in a weekend and a bit more (AND [small] CUTSCENES?!?!)

overall: 9/10