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They're meant to be whirlpools, but was running out of time to make them look and function better! Thanks for playing!

Thanks a lot for playing!

Thanks a bunch for all of this great feedback!

Thanks for playing! I'm just curious, but what were some of the other improvements, and which asset didn't match the pixel sizing? I'm itching to know so I can improve for later! 

Thanks a lot for playing and reviewing!

I really like the mechanic of picking up a chain of lemmings, but I think I found a bug where they would explode in a pile of blood for seemingly no reason. Maybe there is a reason, but I'm not sure? Anyways pretty solid game!

I really like how polished everything was, from the movement, to the art, and the environment. A few nitpicks, but I think heal should've been a different key, maybe right click or q? Also, its pretty difficult to see enemies, so the player gets ambushed sometimes and its difficult to react. Overall though this game is really good!

Appreciate it! Thanks for playing!

I really like the theming of the game, and how it really emulates old windows :D

The gameplay is also pretty unique, as its a clicker game where you have to manage time too

Kinda cool how the weather aligned with the end of the game :0

Anyways thanks for playing!

Tbh that was intentional, as I wanted an obstacle that players had to be super careful around. Thanks for playing!

I sent a request

Yea, my username is aa_inc. 

I’m interested in joining, I’ve been using Unity for a little over a year now. I’m mainly a programmer, but if need be I can make music and model fairly basic things. I’ve been trying to get a team for a few game jams now, so I hope I get one this time, thanks!

That sounds great! I’ll need a way to contact you, do you have discord?

Hey! I have made several games with Unity and I also have experience in making music. If you have experience in 2D or 3D art (I can go both ways) and are interested in working with me, please contact me using Discord, at aa_inc (my profile picture is a brain-looking thing).!

Hey thanks for the feedback! A lot of people said it was too hard, and it shouldn’t be to hard to fix!