It's definetely planned, but the main challenge with a mobile port is the controls being quite complex. I will need to look into how to make them as intuitive as possible without too many seperate buttons on screen. If you want, I'll definetely hit you up if the game is released for mobile!
Incredibly cute game idea! I also love the Celeste Easter Egg! It's very unfortunate the game can't be finished right now, I'm looking forward to getting back to it after the jam ends!
Very cool game! Fun despite simple controls. One nitpick I have is the indication of losing a life not being clear enough - what about a sound effect or the screen turning slightly red? Other than that it's a great idea with great execution!
What a creative idea! I had a lot of fun playing this game. At times it was a bit hard to tell at which height an object was approaching, but apart from that it works very well. If you add way to lose or win the game it's already in a very nice state.
I love the Title Screen Graphic and obviously the scaling mechanic. Tying it to a bar is a good idea. I feel like the game could use a little faster pace, by making the pieces descend quicker. Also, it would be nice to able to hold down A and D. Lastly, I think changing the scale shouldn't move the piece all the way back up.
Obviously these are just suggestions to make this game created in such a short time even better!
Thanks for the extensive feedback! Sound in general, a more intuitive difficulty slider and fixing the problem with double nodes were defintely planned, but it did indeed take me a lot of time to get the neurons working and also we kinda just procrastinated until basically the last two days. Still very helpful input, especially if we continue working on the game. Thank you!
Great game, very polished and I loved the general concept. I think the difficulty of the "work" adjusts to you getting things right or wrong, if so, also very cool. The only thing that got kind of annoying is how quickly the background talking repeats, but it also adds to the monotony.
Hi, thanks for trying out the game! You need to reach the yellow node, the compass in the bottom left shows you in which direction to go. Everything should also be explained on the game page, I don't know why it was missing before.
Sure, a screenshot would be very cool. Also I'm interested if it specifically only happens on that ceratin tile, since there's another disalignment bug I know of, resulting from diagonal movement.
Oh my god, this game is literally perfect! I can't believe all sound effects, music, art and animation were made from scratch. Also the levels are designed extremely well, with the new mechanics being introduced in a great pace. As someone who made a (somewhat) similar game myself, I am really impressed with the amount of well thought out content. My only suggestion is to make the movement smoother by allowing the player to hold down a button to go in a direction for multiple tiles.
Also I remember playing your (flavedogame) submission to Dani's jam about a year ago. It's really cool that you work together with artists to make even better games now!
Nice game! Obviously audio would be nice but I'm sure you know that. Other than that, I think the game is almost a bit too easy. Also, a button for skipping your turn would be cool, since it got boring for me having to do that over and over again.
Great concept that could easily be expanded into a full game! I also love the art style and especially the little animation the coins have.
Here's some things you could improve: The game didn't load in fullscreen for me. Having "space" as a jump button would be good. Also S/Down as dash seems unfitting. Maybe change it to Q/E (depending on which direction you want to dash in).
Nice game and good implementation of the theme! I think the tiles could look a lot better you removed the outlines around each of the tiles, especially the lava.
I really like the level transition, with the bars coming in from top and bottom. I'm genuinely curios how you did that?
Hey, I would be interested. We already have a team consisting of two programmers and an artist. I'm not sure if I'm experienced enough for you (I've only participated in two jams) but I you can check out my most recent work here, which I'm quite proud of.
Thanks! Those changes all make sense but I feel like especially the first two would just make it a different game. Still a good game, maybe even better, but because you could basically use only the sphere to move it wouldn' t be the multitasking-thing I was aiming for anymore.
Thanks! I know the sound effect isn't great, I didn't have any ideas what it should be. If you can tell me where exactly you're stuck I can help you (if you're even planning on finishing it). And of course I'll be sure to check out and rate your game!
I completed every "Shape-Room" and put one of every Shapes in the shelf, so I just needed to put one of every Shape into the Hub-Doors. Then, however, I somehow managed to fall into the void, and didn't see any way too get back.
I gave the game another shot and had a very pleasant evening playing it, once I understood you don't have to put the 15 cubes up the parkour. However I only managed to really enjoy the game with the help of the walkthrough. I feel like some things, especially what things you have to do first in order to progress. Some of the things I got to know through the walkthrough aren't very intuitive and should be included in-game. But, I don't wanna be too hard on you, it is after all a game-jam submission, even though this game is scarily full of content.
Yoooo, this definitely should win the category creativity! It's pretty hard tho, as soon as you're stuck in between enemies, there isn't really a way out....
