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agusuga

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A member registered Jun 15, 2020 · View creator page →

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Really enjoyed everything about this one. Great idea, fun to play, and looks great.

Really unique idea! It's really cool how many different options there are to mess with.

I did struggle with actually progressing through the acts though. I think a lot of the asks are pretty subjective so it's hard to know exactly what settings are being asked for.

It's really well done! Not sure if I can call a slow platformer with a tiny jump "Fun" but I did enjoy the experience. I'd love to see someone actually speedrun this though.  

I really liked the swapping mechanic and it was cool to see how much you were able to explore it such as using it to make enemies attack themselves or travel through walls.

My one complaint is that the target for clicking on enemies and warp spots seems way too small. I missed a lot of swaps where I felt I had clicked but must've been just slightly off.

I like it! It has the feel of a warioware minigame. I like the fact that the plane changes in height which keeps it interesting.

Game got stuck on level 2 (no enemies spawned and didn't progress) but I enjoyed what I saw! I like the shooting gameplay and the idea of having to save the enemies you were just fighting is cool.

It's a little unclear visually that the enemies touching the boundaries kills them. Maybe add a red glow or something similar to show it's dangerous?

Wasn't able to make it past the first door. I lit the two torches but wasn't sure what to do next. Maybe I'm missing something obvious so let me know and I'll try to get further!

I think the idea of having to use enemy projectiles to progress is interesting but it can be annoying to sit around waiting for the next attack. Maybe consider having the attacks bounce a few times to give some leeway on misses?

Fun game! I really liked the driving and the sound design was great. We also made a driving horror game so it's cool to see a similar idea with a different approach.