I really liked the homemade art and audio. Cool concept too, not just being limited to the standard bowling pin layout but instead having a chessboard-like puzzle environment.

Interesting take on the theme! The level design is really good and I loved how the plot twist affected the gameplay and the objective. You were really creative with that! Props for making 18 levels in a 48 hour game jam!

Cool use of theme.   It was a little hard to tell  if the bowling ball was going to count as hitting a pin or not on the spaces sometimes.   I wish there was a button to have him bowl early because sometimes I would be done and just have to wait. Pinny was funny. The acappella music   made me laugh.   Good job!

Aw, poor Pinny. :'( Congrats on the submission, though! I liked the gradual tutorialization, and also the twist for the last part of the game! The all-mouth sound design was fun, too

Poor Pinny! The story here was really strong, I felt so bad for Pinny and was thrilled when they finally stand up for themselves at the end.

The puzzles are great, and the time pressure really helps - I often found myself making poor decisions in the later stages when there's a lot of moving parts to each puzzle and very little time to respond. 

As others have pointed out, the double reversal is inspired!

#JusticeForPinny

Hey that was really cool! Didn't know what to expect when playing as the pin, but it was a pretty nice puzzle game. I really stayed the whole way through for the story though. Comedic and glad we got some sort of revenge at the end, though I do wish maybe we got a little more revenge then him just quitting the game. 

Overall very nicely done! Good job!!

Really neat idea! The gameplay is frantic and the fact it's really easy to make a mistake really works well with the themes of toxic friendship. I think that i would focus on the game's feel next to really take it to the next level. Good job! Also, when did Scott the Woz get so toxic...?