Loved the mechanic and the various ways you found to use it, especially the library puzzle. This did a great job of communicating objectives with minimal direction. I also really enjoyed each of the boss fights.
These characters are so delightful! Really cool UI and a great environment to explore and find the doodles in. Agreeing with everyone saying the grappling hook is especially fun.
This is an impressively polished entry, especially considering the amount of time given and its ambition. The spritework and music were particular standouts.
In agreement with everyone who said the atmosphere was top notch, especially graphics and music. Some very sweet (and creepy) versions of these characters.
A really neat gameplay idea that made me feel attached to these characters as I tried to figure them out. Very nice character designs and the ending made me laugh.
Big George's animations are so fun, especially his jump. The use of changing sizes was very clever and the environments were great to explore and figure out what I needed to do.
The gameplay mechanic was very easy to pick up on and made for some fun puzzles. That would have been more than enough but the red ghosts added a whole other shocking and surprising layer. Very fun.
The way you interpreted looming technique into gameplay was very interesting and it genuinely sad as it was taken away. Overall, one of the most unique entries this year.
This was a very charming game with a delightful DSD. Congrats to the lead programmer. They did an impressive job. "Ya woke up" is now a permanent part of chat's lexicon.
The endings were completely delightful and were some of the hardest I laughed during the jam. Also, really impressive models and animations. It was fun to see how you communicated these characters in a fighting game context.
It's always fun to see what you come up with as both a physical game and then it's digital interpretation. As usual, it was unique and the designs were great. I really enjoyed the music as well.
I can't even imagine what it takes program the mechanics and AI for this, so well done there. The story was also really nice. I really wanted to take The Champ down. (I did not. Lol)
Making a rhythm game for The Champ is a great idea to start with. Having things change depending on the successfully rhyme while also having to keep their power secret were genius additions.
I found the visual effects and the sounds of the echolocation very soothing. (You know, except when I'm being chased by an invisible beast.) It was a fun and unique way of exploring and I was pleasantly surprised to find I didn't get lost as much as I expected to.
I liked the level of detail both in the room and in the dialogue, and the way they interact. It's also been really fun seeing how each dev approaches how the 3 friends rule works in a practical way.
As with the other people commenting, I'm not sure I understand this. But I can feel its intent. You have a unique vision and talent and this community is so lucky to have you creating art for us.
Oh, wow. The way the battles are set up are that as you raise defense, your attack decreases. I'm guessing that the attack stat went into the negatives and that's what created the bug. I'll see if there's a way to limit that. Thanks for letting me know. And especially thanks for being willing to start again! I'm glad you like it!
