this is my thoughts exactly. I remember that most will be so excited with their review and getting it played. For that reason alone, I play every one I can. A lot of tired, post-crunch developers and sad if they're overlooked. Pay it forward
Good timing. I had just got through playing all of them (except one that crashed on start up and one that my computer had a fit trying to download). I've given yours a rating. It seems quite low playrates all round, but yeah the windows games less.
I figure if everyone made an effort and played every game, then everyone enjoys the experience that much more.
I did think of adding a UI with number still required, but at 3am, a simple UI text box was beyond my patience (and Unity was going SO SLOW). The key I've found with music is if you can play it on loop for the whole time you're developing, it works. lol Thanks for playing!
That's a great concept. Hard to master. I think I got hit by the fish a lot more because I thought I was out of the shadow where it was falling. I love the concept and the challenge it poses. Nice work
I thought it was a D+ so I just played it again and I feel I did worse, although now I noticed there are also combos (so my first try was definitely better). Got a 3560 D+
Similar gameplay mechanic idea to my game(so it must be an amazing concept! lol). Bringing parts to a spaceship is more useful than bringing little gifts to your door mat, though. At least your cat goes to space.
I've come back and found that the download is now available. One recommendation is uploading to itch.io as .zip file rather than rar. It is more commonly used and natively able to be extracted on windows without a program. That was definitely only one mechanic and it was quite responsive. Congrats on your first release to itch.io! Your kitty in your banner is cute too.
