Thank you! There's a very soft grading system based on rough proximity of words to the object shown, with a few combinations being the "ideal" answer, a fairly big pool being "good", and all others being "way off" but all it really impacts is the image you get at the end card. Most of the fun is definitely in the weirder combinations anyway! Stretch goal would be more items and a clearer success condition for sure
Controlling the stick felt so nice-- fun to both get the small movements when necessary but also just spin like crazy. Some of the specifics of the game loop took a bit to figure out, but I could play this forever. Fun to think about some sort of expanded version with types of gaps to cross and multiple tetris- or building-block type pieces to build with
The use of all the playdate's features makes this so, so fun! I'm not sure I've played any others that have you using all types of inputs as fully/simultaneously as this, it's really great. Also very cute art and animations!
