Quite liked the mechanic here, probably my favorite interpretation of the "weighing scales" concept. Simple, straightforward, and relatively engaging.

I think the difficult part here is depth perception and getting a good sense of what may or may not collide with the scales (or wings); I think having a bit of adaptation and learning there is good for the core gameplay loop, but I feel like perhaps the angled view of the playfield made it a bit tough to understand where things were vertically.

Great interpretation of the theme, good work on this!

Quite fun, the gameplay ends up feeling simple to me, but it's definitely original for the Jam, so good job! ^^

It's a fun little game. I found it hard to work out what to do at the start of the game, but once I understood, it was fun to play—I also liked the humour in the game.

It's a fun little game. I found it hard to work out what to do at the start of the game, but once I understood, it was fun to play—I also liked the humour in the game.

PS. The darbuka music was great!

A game which doesn't take itself too seriously and made me laugh! Leaving the afterlife using a nearby plane because of course! Innovative, short and sweet.

Love the art. 

Very unique idea! The storyline is fun too.  Great job!

Nice game, super unique idea! Though, it took me a minute to figure out what to do, a tutorial might be a good idea. Overall, great job!

A very original way of interpreting the theme.
I do think it is way too easy and there should be more impactful visuals when you are actually getting hit. I actually tried to get hit after a while and to be honest that was more difficult than NOT getting hit ;P
I did manage to lose the game so it does register the hits, I guess also Anubis wants nothing to do with me !

Congrats on submitting to the jam !

This is a fun idea and I like the storyline you added. I spent the first level unsure of what I was doing but once I figured it out it was pretty fun. Great interpretation of the theme!

I would suggest some more feedback when the plane or scales get damaged/weighed down. And maybe a bit more of a tutorial could be helpful.

The plane part was totally surprise to me. I think game would be more challenging if obstacles also hit you

This was a fun game. I think it was very forgiving as far as things not hitting the scale or the plane. I really liked the story.

so when i lost the plane level i audibly laughed at the rip lizard face down in the dirt, it made my whole day. i like the story and how you were able to use the concept across different style of gameplay. overall nice entry!

I'm a big fan of the stripped back music! I do wish there was just more going on such as powerups and stuff , but as a quick little challenge it is fun, addicting, and visually clean.

a really fun concept! this probably wasn't intentional, but i found if i angled the scales/plane so the left side was all the way up and then just stood in the middle, i would avoid all the obstacles haha -- i still had good time, and the game looks and sounds great! 

I literally have a little Anubis statuette on my desk, so this hits home =D.  Actually made me think of that whole myth of weighing the heart, that would be an awesome take on the theme!

Anyway, cool game, I think you could lengthen/ramp up the difficulty as time goes on a little bit by increasing the speed or number of objects.

I'm not sure if it's on purpose, but I took the lizard as a Geico reference and nearly died laughing xD.

Super fun and crazy game! :D

Good job guys!

What did I just play???  Man I was hopping on those scales and then repeatedly jumping off a plane.  Lizard man is invincible! Very unique concept!