Thanks a lot for playing!

The card level... well let's say I learned a lot from it. Yeah the implementation of the mechanics sucks badly. To complete the level [spoiler alert] you just have to put all the cards to the rightmost slot. Although now that I think it, it doesn't even make that much sense. Well I thought it was funny back when making the level.

First of all thank you for playing the game. The idea of adding an indicator to the items that would be grabbed and to the places that the items would go sounds actually pretty good. I think going to implement such system in a future update possibly through a shader that highlights the the items or the places or something. So yeah, thanks for the feedback, it really help :) 

Thank you for playing and giving feedback! The hand mechanic I have commented my opinion on the hand mechanics in other replies so I'm not going to repeat myself here. 

Thanks for the positive feedback, always nice to hear that. 

For the hands, yeah I think it can be a bit confusing. I didn't really think the user intuitivity when making this game. Kinda just went the way that felt the most logical at that time.

Thank you for playing the game. I'm so happy to hear that you liked the game so much! 

For the audio I was planning add some, but then I just simply ran out of time. (The quick solution was to add the splash screen at the start.)  But now that I think it, yeah the game needs audio.... I'm pretty confident that I'm going to add some sounds and maybe even music to the game soon. 

Getting feedback like this really makes my day and motivates me to keep developing games... Truly means a lot :)

Thanks for playing the game! It's wonderful to see people like the visuals, I really didn't know if they were any good.

For the problems with picking  and placing things, I really think I made a bit of design mistake... The idea was to message to the player, by having no crosshair on the screen, that the direction they are looking at doesn't matter, instead the picking up and placing is actually based on the position of the hand. So when you are picking up an item with your right hand, the game chooses whatever item is the closest to your right hand (same logic of course applies for the left hand). And when you are placing an item, it goes to the object closest the to the actual item in your hand.

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Ok so I was just about to click the Post button when I realized that I probably misunderstood what you were saying. I thought that "I swear I was \"facing it\" all the time and getting no credit for it." refers to the sentence before, so that the picking up and placing items was hard because you were facing them. When in reality it probably refers to the level "Let's face it". fp. For the problem in the facing level, I don't know what it is, whenever I play the level, the detection system works fine. Well, in any case I'm still gonna leave the explanation of the item pick up system there.

First of all, thanks a lot for playing the game! I'm very happy that you liked it, because I had no idea of what would people think of it. This was my first time publishing a game for a potentially larger audiance, and the feedback I get really means a lot! This was also a great learning experience for me:

I think the most important thing I learned was that leaving much of the stuff for the last days isn't really a good idea... (The game was about to have sounds but I under estimater the effort needed to get the other stuff working. ) I really should've spred the work more equally, that would've even given me time to do some proper play testing. 

So yeah, making the game was a lot of fun. Before this I hadn't really done much of these artistic things, but now I made all the textures and models myself (well except that one bench made by my friend who is now seemingly my mom), and I'm pretty proud of them. 

Anyhow thank you again. You gave me a lot of motivation to participate in more game jams in the future! 

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