I had the advantage of watching you build this game, and I'm glad you were able to get it over the finish line!

I know you were tight on time, and it could certainly be expanded upon with additional gameplay elements. But what's here is great! I really love the artwork, particularly the hand drawn parts. The costume pieces are creative and detailed, and it's fun to mix and match.

I hope you continue to work on more projects like these! MGGJ8 is just around the corner! (Ok, not really, but it'll be here soon enough)

I like the concept of this one. I feel the description and opening text is a bit misleading- as far as I can tell there isn't actually any gameplay where you get powers from clothing items- but what's here is a quirky and cute little thing.

The text and UI is way too big for fullscreen. I also found the font hard to read in general. I didn't realize at first that I needed to walk over rather than click on the coins to collect them, but I got the hang of it pretty quick.

I tried to buy an outfit and it ate my money without unlocking, which left a sour taste in my mouth. There's a few that are bugged like this. I was momentarily confused by the lock symbols because I thought they had to be unlocked in order or something. The section isn't highlighted when scrolling through outfits, which also confused me a bit.

It got pretty old having to go through the tutorials every run. It would be nice to be able to keep going rather than being kicked back to the menu. There also aren't a lot of unique clothing pieces, just a lot of colour variations.

I'm nitpicking, and there are a lot of nits I could pick. In the end, though, it's a weird and cute little experience. I don't know if I'd call it a game, even. It doesn't really have a gameplay loop. It could- buy outfits to get powers to fight the crowd better to buy more outfits- but it doesn't. I wouldn't mind if this was expanded or integrated into a bigger game, but I also wouldn't mind if it stayed what it is.

Very cute.

I like the idea of a build your own magical girl, though the game feels tacked on rather than part of it. Also it feels weird pushing towards the stall only to turn around and kill somemore shoppers for more money.  

Good job all in all.

This seems like either its a experiment or just a small part of a bigger game.

The shop part is stronger than the game part, but there is not much to it beyond ... I guess keep on going ?