Hey, I have plenty of experince using Unity, either working on solo projects or game jams. Looking to join a serious team, that is willing to put effort during the game jam. My timezone is UTC+3
Took some time to get used to controls, but was pretty fun puzzle game. The scrollwheel didn't work for me so I had to use 1,2,3. There were some points, where the character would run off teh camera view, but in such short amoun of time bugs like that will happen. Overall, very nice game
Fun little platformer, I'm not sure if after finishing level 1 ir shoudl load level 2, but the game stopped working for me. Liked the idea of making sword longer or shorter to kill enemies in range in exchange for stamina.
Hey, experienced Unity eveloper looking to join a team. I work full time, but I plan to spend as much time as I can and I'm hoping to work with people, that are also ready to put in time and effort during the jam. My timezone is UTC+3
Nice game, some clever puzzles and interesting use of scaling mechanic. One bug I encountered is if I hold mouse button down to scale down, I'm unable to scale back up, other than that, very nice, congrats on finihing the game!
Absolutely beautifull! The sounds, the colors, the animations work so well. It feels like one of those game, that don't have a specific goal, yo ucan just relax and casually enjoy the experience. Wish there was a way to expand the flower or make it different shapes, but overall well done
I loved the artstyle and how the theme was interpreted, but I felt like some kind of tutorial was needed. It was very overwhelming for me to go straight into action, without knowing what cards do or how the gameplay works. Othern than that, pretty solid game.
The icy platforms have officially declared me their nemesis. Every time I try to make that first leap, it's like the game’s whispering, "Not today, slippery mortal!" I’ve mastered the art of falling back to the start so well, I could teach a masterclass in it. At this rate, I’ll be ice skating in circles forever, doomed to a frosty Groundhog Day. If frustration was an Olympic sport, I’d have already slipped my way to gold!
