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Thanks for the feedback! Now you should be able to restart by pressing "R" two seconds.

Thanks for playing! Yeah, I spent most of the time processing the animations and the "game" part lacks a bit of polish in guiding the player or giving feedback.

Very fun and visually polished. I feel like the movement isn't normalized, right?

Great visuals (I like that you keep the fire outside the dither), great and inmersive sound, and cool mechanics (miss tab and "up arrow" in that terminal tho). This feels so ambitious for a 72h jam, but it's perfectly executed. Congrats!

Thanks! So glad you liked it.

Thanks!

Thanks! Honestly this was more ambitious on the artistic side than what I expected to do initially, but definetly worth it.

Very cool, I like the shop mechanics a lot, though I found difficult to achieve thousands of money. Is difficult to save money when you are losing, sort of a snowball effect there, maybe.

Also very funny vibe, with the plants and the squirrels

Sandbags and bows is the meta, trust me

Thanks, Rheia! So cool you played it on stream

Thanks!

It was difficult to escape that shop! Best moment is when I launched that kid with my cart, also the slippery movement is ideal for this game. 

For future projects/updates, skipping is nice QoL (I did the same mistake recently, but it's easy to fix), next thing would improve the game would be some particles, shakes and effects to support the feeling of the impacts and achievements (when you collect the food).

Overall solid game!

Thanks! You should be proud if you managed to destroy the egg, the rest is just for the sake of the challenge.

I love it, the flavour with the different outcomes depending on how you die, the over the top music, and the slippy movement. So good!

Thank you so much! I was in fact thinking on Doom and Ultrakill when designing the mechanics, I'm glad you see the similarities.

Wow! Congrats, you're the true Gnomemageddon!

Thanks!

I really love the idea and the style. The jump physics are a bit off in my opinion (I'm very picky with those), I would add some interpolations specially in-air. Something this game would benefit a lot is a progress bar or some number indicating the height you're at. It can easily be faked by adding a <1s timer that stops when player is_on_floor and starts when not (if it isn't active), and then when timeout() add height += 1. Simple but gets the job done. 

Anyway, love the game, congrats!

Thanks!

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Crazy concept! Love the ASCII artstyle. And the tutorial was peak cinema.

OMG the impacts on the goblins are so cool! How did you do it?

So cool! You should add more contrast to the letters of your itch page though.

Cool game! 

I'm not a fan of the AI artwork though, specially since doesn't match Kenney's assets in my opinion. 

I see a gray area on the screen, probably for using a larger resolution. You can fix this in [[Project>Settings>Monitor>Window>Stretch>Mode: viewport]]. I usually use that setting unless I need the window to work on different aspect ratios

Amazing! I love the UI. It took me some time to understand the combo systems, but I appreciate its depth. 

I'm interested on the specific implementation of the intro, I used some video support on godot 3 for a previous game, but was very unstable on web. Is this godot 4? Any trick?

Great game! I love ASCII art. The game is very satisfying once you start to know the patterns

Thanks! It was difficult to make it dark but readable enough

Hahaha thanks. I'll play yours, debugging is always a honorable practice.

Thanks for giving it a shot! The game runs on the most lightweight 3D renderer I can work with to ensure 60fps on web, I hope that helped to reduce the motion sickness

Thanks for playing! You stole my second place! 

Thanks! It was so fun to develop too

This is so great! I like the textures and the sound and the mood. Died with the credits.

This is so good. The "look back" mechanic is a simple but brutally meaningful element to the feel of the game.

I don't know the context of this entry (time, experience, other conditions). I have to say that this is playable and you technically have a complete experience, but I clearly miss here:

- some minimal form of lighting (even if darkness is this game's thing)

- collisions (I have to say that in this state is probably better not having collisions)

- fixed movement vectors

- PC support

So great! I love the camera work, the combat system, the lamp feels so nice and intuitive to use. The combats are a bit long for my taste, specially considering you can insta-die and have to repeat from the beggining, and there. I want to praise the music and sound, it really made the experience shine.

Godot video support was supposed to not be perfect, but "worked in my computer": I tested it in a ultra lowspec 12 year old laptop), so maybe has to do with some windows drivers or something like that. Anyway, glad you like it despite the technical stuff, the idea on the cursor is clever.

Very original concept, I like the thought system a lot, but didn't manage to finish. I didn't understand the objective or how to progress, but I find it intriguing

Thanks!

Thanks, so glad you liked. Sadly, I didn't have time to polish the movement. Also, fun fact: the game runs at 30FPS, probably for no reason now