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I see a fellow mini-game enjoyer! Nicely done! We nearly went the Wario Ware style micro-games route, too. Glad to see that path fully realized by someone else!

The breadth of games here is pretty good. You'll eventually see repeats, but only once you've gotten the hang of a few of them. I had a lot of difficulty figuring some of them out though. I like having the controls on screen between games would have helped adjust. I had the most problems with the following games:

Don't Shoot .. the messenger - I thought it was "Don't Shoot The Sheriff" so I kept failing and not really understanding what the guy in blue was. For those games, I assumed you had to shoot the unique one and the guy in blue looked like he was brandishing a sword at a glance. Also, WASD worked for all other games, but not this one. That was a little frustrating. 

An Apple A Day - It looks like tapping is the quickest way to win this? I failed a lot until I realized the arrow keys worked for the Don't Shoot game above. By tapping both A and left arrow, I won easily. But holding a single one, which was the intuitive solution, didn't work. 

Read Between - the case sensitivity on this is a killer. I realized afterward that your controls said case sensitive, but it still felt pretty bad to lose when I thought I had it figured. Plus, using arrow keys to move didn't feel great with being able to do most game with WASD. Unsure if there's a better solution though. Maybe the line slowly moves up/down on it's own?

By the end, I got a highscore of 24. Up from 1 on my first try lol. 

Congrats on finishing your game. Keep making games!

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Thanks a lot for this review! I'm very grateful for the tons of feedback you just gave us!

I completely ignored that the WASD could be used instead of the arrow keys. That makes sense given how Unity's new input system works but it haven't crossed my mind before you mentioned it. I will have to check it out, but we probably used a function that called specifically for the arrow keys on the "messenger" game.

For the apple game you indeed have to mash the left button to push the doctor. After the jam, we agreed that this game could be simplified by starting in the pushing position and simply having to mash the space bar. There is no real point in leaving the player the option to move around.

I'm carefully taking all your very good  comments into account. Thanks again for your review (and for your incredible game as well!).

(by the way 24 is a solid high score ;) )


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darn that new input system! Gets me every time!