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Interestingly done! I liked that the wolf had so much transfer in stories, however I found some of the minigames to be exceedingly difficult. The wolf run one was pretty easy, but the finding the pig, grandmas clothing and staying in line i had a hard time with.

* Finding the Pigs - I got the concept, but what kinda threw me was there wasn't feedback on what we were to do? When I learned it was blowing air I thought it was aiming the wolf as it was blowing air or to drag past the house to blow it down, but once i got that you are clicking the houses it made more sense.

* Grandmas Clothing - I liked the concept, but I just cant click that fast to change all of the clothing and I was on level 1 lol.

* Staying in line - another one that I just think needed some feedback. I died quite a few times to it at first until I got the timing right on when the sheep actually started moving.

Overall I believe my high score was about 280? or in that ballpark.

Interesting minigames. I wonder if the one with colors should be made more accessible, such as for people who may be color blind, by also using symbols in the colors or something like that.

Also I see selecting each level is mostly just making them more difficult but it's the same level. 

Wonder if the levels should be different instead if there's a level select .
Or maybe it should have been instead conveyed another way if it was just getting faster on same level.

I like the idea of using different folk tales around a single creature. Implementing so many different minigames must not have been easy.

The game is pretty fun, though having sa single health point feels a bit unforgiving.

• The running wolf minigame is pretty basic but it works well.
  
• The grandma clothing minigame isn't well suited to increasing difficulty, I feel, ans once you understand the concept it becomes very easy even if you have a very short time to see the image.
• The wolf in sheep clothing minigame needs more feedback for when exactly it starts checking your position and at what speed the sheep go. You could for example start with the sheep already moving and sho a small timer indicating that once it hits zero you have to be in the correct area.
• The pig minigame needs more feedback too. I understand that clicking and dragging is supposed to simulate the idea of blowing air, but it feels weird an an input method. Maybe dragging though the house would feel more intuitive than starting on the house.

All in all still a pretty impressive game considering the time limit and one that feels coherent despite the various minigames.

Whishing you the best on your gamedev journey!

This is an interesting collection of minigames.  While there's some fun to be had here, I can't help but feel you may have spread your efforts too thin across too many ideas for one jam:  there's no "oomph" to any of the games, and I think just a little bit of player feedback (sheep baaing when you fail the sheep game, demolition sounds when a house comes down, the patter of paws while the wolf runs, etc.) would have carried it a lot.  That feedback loop to the player is so important and impactful.

That being said, just getting this many mechanics working with art in such a limited time is impressive, and I did have fun playing each of the games.  Least favorite was dressing the wolf; I didn't feel like there was enough time to accurately select the articles of clothing once I was on the screen to do so.  Perhaps instead of clicking on the clothing, then clicking on the color, there should have just been a column of colors for each piece of clothing.  That way I don't have to jump back and forth between the two sides of the screen.

Overall honestly a refreshing break from most jam entries that are based on narration and dialogue.  I enjoyed having a frenetic moment of gameplay in all of it.  Well done, and thanks for giving us a game to play!

Hey, congratulations on having managed to implement so many different mechanics in such a short time!

For me, the most fun was Grandma's colors, it challenged me.

I only managed to win the sheep one once, it seems like I'm a very noticeable wolf 😁

Nice selection of minigames

I stuck to the Minigames section as unfortunatly Play was imposible for me, I'm red-green colourblind so couldn't get through the Grandma levels in Play, if you can add distinct patterns as well as colour it would help

It's funny, but I don't think I fully understand the pig game, or it's too difficult for me haha 

Good job!