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Here's what happened: I walked down a hallway, checking behind me periodically to make sure nothing was coming up behind me, until something came up behind me that I could neither fight nor escape, and I died. Game over. But the art work and creep factor are top notch.

I wasn't able to run this.

Good work. A "How to play" screen, rather than an apparently unavoidable tutorial every time you play, would be appreciated by uncoordinated people like me.

Very original, creative, clever...a little hard to figure out how to do it at first. Overall, thumbs up!

Holy cow! Intense! Those things are everywhere.

I couldn't even make it to the house.

The artwork is exceptional.

I'm not a fan of idle games, though. But a lot of people are, so rock on!

Cool. Kind of a Whack-a-Mole dynamic.

Fun game! I'm terrible at it, but it's addictive.

Gory!

The video is not the game.

I fixed the bug. You can now restart the game at any point by hitting the Escape key, then clicking Main Menu, and Start a New Game. Also, when you finish the last room and are returned to the Main Menu, you can start a new game from there.

Thanks again to Severongas for being my beta tester.  :)

I'm glad you liked it. Thanks for trying it, and for showing it, and most of all thanks for finding that bug! I'll get that fixed ASAP.

The player actually has a health bar at the top-left. It also shows how many balls he has in his hands. (That wasn't meant as dirty as it sounded.)  There is nothing indicating the clowns' health points, but I'm probably going to add something.

I intend to continue adding rooms with different clowns, but three rooms was about all I could manage in 48 hours.

Maybe you'd like to try mine. I guess I'm too late for your video, but I'd still appreciate your having a look at it and rating it.

https://itch.io/jam/bscotch100...

I won't be streaming, for a couple of reasons: One, it's my first jam, and I'm sure I'm going to look like a total spaz. And two, I've never streamed before, and I don't want my first effort to be in my first jam.