Nice one! The visuals are really nice! Maybe the patchs on top of the balloon are a bit too eye-catching, I thought they were interactable elements.
I didn't understand how to send the packages at first, but after reading your answer to another comment, I understood and it all became a lot more fun.
That's so addictive and pretty, I love organising things like that. I could see myself playing at it all day. I reminds me of Wilmot's Warehouse. Maybe allowing the player to zoom out even more would be a great addition.
You had me at the beginning, I really thought that was it when I died. There's a lot of content I haven't even explored too, with a lot of different interactions!
I think I could be even more immersive for the AI to not immediately detect we are an enemy when we possess their ally, so we can sneak up on them. Great entry!
I didn't know where to go after the big bat so I stopped there. I also feel like the shield-bird sadly is underused, I would like to have seen it more.
Nice, I totally agree with the others, the game has a lot of potential if developped further, but currently traps at the very beginning allow for an easy win.
The drag is both my fault and Unity's. I could personally improve the drag targets' size, and a bit of the drag speed, but Unity's web build also made the drag a lot more sluggish.
Thanks a lot! Perhaps you're right about the pace being knocked down.
The no-mistake-allowed approach was also a way to fit to the theme, and I must admit I'm not sure the whole game would work that well without. (maybe it's worth giving it a try though)
Nice entry! I thought something would indeed go wrong with so much games mixed together, but it all ended up working really well together.
The pacman was so great at hitting the inviders that I didn't realise I could shoot with space,
I love how everything interacts together, when the pacman jumps from invader to invader and bounces off a tetromino. All in all, I had a lot of fun, well done!
Wow this was so much more fun that I expected I was already smiling with the dialogue at the start so I was taken aback when I realised there was gameplay after that.
I beat the loch ness monster, and acquired a sense of accomplissement. The humor is on point.
It would have been nice to fix the character's movements on the grid, since it's a grid-based puzzle game. This can make moving blocks a bit frustrating.
