I love love love this game. The concept is great, the graphics are cute, the levels are varied and all satisfying.
I played on easy and had to cheat a little bit using an anagram generator because my brain simply cannot move letters around. Still had a great time.
I'll recommend this to friends who aren't usually into jam games ; yes, it's that good. It feels like a demo for a full published game.
Last level was also really cute <3
Only gripe is the music which got a bit repetitive.
Thanks for playing and passing it on to others, hopefully that enjoy it! :)
If you have suggestions how to make the learning curve nicer, or more accessible to more players I'd love to hear.
Great work getting to the end, last level is a bit of filler but I thought it was nice too. :)
Agree about the music, I never played long enough it testing to notice that it was annoying (especially the start of the song).
I do think the difficulty curve could have been a bit better, for example level 3 is probably the hardest in the game for me. The solution is very cool and clever but I got stuck on this one and had to cheat. Generally, longer words are harder.
With that said, I'm kind of unsalvageable on this kind of game, my brain simply can't do anagrams. The friends I've send it to, whom are expert wordle-er, have found it very enjoyable :)
Also, I was wondering if the flag / goal difference was an oversight or intentional design ? If intentional, I don't think it's good design to have the player do two different things for the same desired outcome.. Either introduce the goal solution in a level that doesn't have the letter "f" or allow both to work.
Thanks for the feedback. :) And thank you very much for sharing with our people, I know there are plenty of word puzzle loving people out there, just gotta find them haha.
It was intentional, but I didn't pay enough attention to the fact that FLAG was also possible -- I should have gone with HOVER instead of FLOAT and it would have at least forced the player to think about it rather than be frustrated that the previous solution didn't work. Yet another lesson learned. :)
