Before I say anything I think I should say that it is a good thing that you have made this game, and submitted it, so I hope you won't feel disheartened by the rest of the stuffs I am going to say.

I suppose this one is an unfinished game. Graphics wise it looks cool but I'm not sure what I was playing. As someone else said this may have some potential as a demo but this is not quite playable yet XD

I think you did say you were very busy at the time, so this is understandable. But I think I do have some advice: For future jams, be it MGGJ, or not, I think better planning and determining priority is very important. The first thing you should aim is playability; forget about extremely cool graphics and animations and stuffs those can come later, but make sure it is playable first and that people can understand the game easily first. Considering you are busy, and you know you are busy, you may also want to aim for smaller scale, less complex games next time -- don't you think the mechanics of the game is a bit too complex to both make and for players to understand? Don't you agree that some of the features you were planning to put like AIs are too ambitious when you know you have a busy schedule? Creative and fun games don't have to be too complex with tons of features. I hope I don't sound too preachy, but those are the kinds of advice that I can give.

In any case though thanks for participating! I hope you had fun.

Even if i trigger fullscreen, the game view somehow doesn't scale up, so i basically can't read the text on cards. Sorry. i can't figure out the rules. I feel you run out of time. If it was me running out of time, i probably would just make a tutorial size game with smaller map and only 2 characters, and then polish it enough to show the gameplay.

However i like the idea of magical girl themed boardgame. It's rare so unique. And if it's good, it can be converted to a physcial version. Crystal like miniatures are also stunning

I think it's a fine technological base for something, and maybe even a mechanical one (though it's difficult to assess game balance as a whole given the state of it). It is possible to play through a game from start to finish and I sort of understood at least the basics of 'draw a hand, spend move points, get victory token, and return to start' - at least after reading the description a few times.

I don't understand if there is any strategy eg to the card aspect of it. Did you have to play the full hand as soon as you drew it? Can you save cards for next turn? I think active flux/move/atk reset between turns, but did the cards? Was there a way to see what was in your deck as you bought cards as you went on?

I liked the feeling of it being a boardgame; it sort of brought to mind somewhat the minatures level in the original Psychonauts, if you've ever seen that. But this was pretty rough.

This is a cool start! I love the idea of a magical girl boardgame. The graphics work well, and I especially like the depth of field effect. Really highlights the "miniature" feel of the game.

Without a tutorial, it is a little confusing at first, but I think I made sense of most of it by the end. I didn't really understand the "flux" element. I did one full run, with the pink character winning.

One thing happened a few times that was either a mechanic I didn't understand, or a bug. A few times, when moving, the character would seem to teleport instantly to a distant place on the board. It's possible that was intended, but I couldn't really tell.

I hope you keep working on this! An AI mode would be fun to play against.

It's always hard to rate and evaluate unfinished games. There's a lot here, but there's also a lot missing.

Graphically, this is super nice. The strong depth-of-field works really well here, the visuals are consistent, and everything has that feel of miniatures on a tabletop.

I found the gameplay extremely confusing as it stands, and the fact that some features aren't implemented or are partially implemented didn't help. In all fairness, I only skimmed the instructions and re-read them after I played, and they did clear some of it up. Still, I would have preferred more guidance in game.

I'm still not sure if Flux is the blue diamond symbol or not. The number of blue diamonds on the cards often don't match the Flux mentioned in the text description when both are present.

I had no idea how the new cards thing worked at all. Sometimes I clicked it and it didn't seem to do anything.

Having a hand of cards feels pointless if all cards must be played anyway, and though the animation is really cool the first time having to go to your hand every turn really slows down the game. It might have been better to just present the dealt cards at the beginning of the turn.

I think this game was supposed to be multiplayer or have AI? Playing it alone isn't really fun. Most turns are just moving across the board with very little to break it up. I can see this being a lot more fun as a competition between players.

I am impressed by how much flavour (if you will) the game already has. Even with just their visual designs, each character feels distinct. The cards have fun, creative names and interesting flavour text. The camera pans and zooms around, the characters hop like pieces, and enemies go flying off the board when they die.

Overall there's a lot of potential here but it's really rough in its current form. Are there plans to finish it in the future?

text is really hard to read on the cards for some reason

The game looked really cool, but then it crashed hard. It was kinda confusing how to play. I couldn't see what any of the cards did. I also didn't know where to go.