Amazing game ! loved the art style and the music. I didn't really get that you switch between the mouse and the human at first, so I think adding a small hand when controlling the human would be cool

Beautiful art and I liked the core gameplay. Good job

I think it's very difficult to make a good crafting game, where crafting is at the heart of the game.

However, your game could fit nicely as a mini-game within a much larger game that has crafting in it.

You have many good ideas, that, IMO deserved more development!

The platforming part is a nice idea, but it's repetitive and lacks challenge.

The crafting part is cool, with all the ways you can manipulate the ingredient. But unfortunately, it fades quickly because we are making the same ingredients over and over. The issue here is that you don't have any systemic gameplay. That is, anytime you want to add content for the player, you have to code a feature.

Ways to introduce systemic gameplay could include: fine tuning the cooking of an ingredient with increasingly tight margin, procedurally generated recipes, or stuff like this... But I agree it's very tough to make under sharp time limit.

In all cases, you can see you definitely put some hard work here, and that's great :)

Good luck for the jam!

Nice entry - the graphics were adorable, the music loop was awkward as you could hear the loop.

I wish there was more interaction between both sides, they feel a little disjointed and less interwoven - perhaps for example the potion maker after stirring with his spoon needs to place it for the mouse to run over for example.

the platforming was ok, but no real challenge and quickly becomes busy work that distracts from the fun of making potions and playing with the recipes and tools.

I liked the chopping and grinding but the cooking was odd and if I were a potion maker I would get a new heat source :D having the cooking be automated but able to burn would have meant that the mouse elements had to be faster to gather more ingredients.

I really enjoyed discovering how to process the ingredients and it was rewarding to deliver the potions - wanted MORE!!! 

Well done

Fun idea, lovely graphics and neat music :) The mouse gameplay felt a bit simple with no challenge really (and the scale in the mouse environment didn’t actually weight things! :’( ). Overall it was a nice experience

Good Idea. Giving a Recipe Feedback and every time you interact with something or you do something to make potions player should get some sort of feedback. Also the movement is cute but a bit messy at times

Good Idea. Giving a Recipe Feedback and every time you interact with something or you do something to make potions player should get some sort of feedback 

Love the artstyle! I like how you switch between the potion making and gathering sections. It took me a while to figure out how to get the melted mineral, but nonetheless it was great :)

I’m so envious of your art! Great game with a really unique aesthetic!!!

Great art style and the mechanics were intuitive too :D

Loved the art! Would be nice if the items in the platformer section have an outline so it's easier to differentiate from the background.

Cool idea and a cute mouse :)

The combination between platformer and potion making simulator could be made into a full game. The only thing I didn't like was the melting minigame.

I think the art work is very charming (and the music sounds great too)! I wish the collectables would stand out a bit more from the environment tho because I was  a bit lost on which objects were collectable at the beginning

I gotta say, this one really made me feel like a kid again watching Ratatouille in the best ways. But this time, it's a puzzle and a dance *you've* got to solve. Would love to see more games do a split controller approach.

Really cute art style :) Would love to see this developed into something bigger with more polish

Nice art and idea! Controlling two characters is an interesting take on the "scale" theme. Maybe wished there was something more gameplay-wise about the size, or interaction between the two characters. But in four days, that's already more that we could ask!