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Great game! I didn't seem to be able to work out the special abilties, but I completed it anyway

Nice game! some colliders to keep the player in would be good, and maybe a map so you don't get lost

Loved the cooking pot flying around! Nice fun game

I really liked it! But an "undo" button would have helped a lot, and occasionally I got stuck because I couldn't sell things I needed to if they had items on them

Pretty chill game, would be nice to have some indication of a nearby vista to know if you're in vageuly the right place.

Really like this idea! Would be nice to see it fleshed out a bit more

Nice chill game. I would maybe remove or change the shipwreck mechanic, because I was nearly finished then got game over, which I wasn't expecting

Hey, is there a way to rotate the belts?

Nice game! Too hard for me though, I couldn't very far :(

I like the idea, but I never seemed to be able to find any specimens, only elephant creatures :(

Nice game! I wish the day night cycle was a bit faster. And I'm not sure what the purpose of the torch was, because the zombie still got me when I was holding it?

Great idea! I could see it scaling to a much longer game. But like others said, I got stuck and couldn't reset :(

I like the idea of the game, and the kittens super cute! Maybe it was luck, but I never found the werewolf? So I was just chilling and collecting kittens

I really liked this concept! I did have to brute force the cat level a bit, all the others seemed pretty logical.

I really liked it (and that sweet soundtrack) but the handling feels off. I managed to die by falling back and hitting the top, but if I'd tapped space I would have hit the front. It is super cute, though :)

Thanks for your feedback! I definetly agree with you, as I was playing through it once it was done I realised I'd missed any kind of feedback >.>

Thanks Jupiter :)

@GrimzElite

Me too, can't wait to see what people come up with!

Yep it's as simple as that! You can even work with other people, although it'd be good if you wrote who did what in that case.

And yeah, game jams are a great way getting into making games, as well as trying out new techniques and processes without any pressure :)