I was able to beat the game with only pennies! I ended up with 64 according to my calculations.
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Bro, this was super cool! I like the idea of my money defending me from debt, it's too funny.
Content wise, I'm was a little confused why some enemies and coins had different varying speeds, even though they were the same entity. That added a little too much randomness that couldn't be overcome.
After a certain point, my coins were just too powerful that not matter what you sent at me, my coins could handle it. If there were alternate paths for the enemies, there would be a lot more room for strategy if you are also able to designate where the coins go back to once the wave is over. Just some ideas for if you continue to develop the game.
Fun concept! I really like the idea of a Kangaroo putting anything into their pocket. You could expand it to be a wacky platformer where you're pocketing sections of the level to place somewhere else, completely reworking the level. That's prolly not what direction you were thinking, but I find this idea to be pretty funny.
This has a lot of potential, great job!
I love the concept; describing what ends up happening, but you are limited in what you can allow--what an interesting way to tell a story! You could 100% go in many directions with this idea too. You could continue it as a puzzle like game that has clues to what story is the indented story. OR you could make it so that you get a bunch of synonyms and it's more RPG-like and you have to strategize when a miss is more ok or when a hit is needed, (or a heal etc.).
I liked the hints you added (the scribble sound effects) to emphasize the most peaceful path.
Really cool game. The last area was hard to find at first because it was also green, but it made sense after the fact.
This is my best run. I find that there is like 1 or 2 places where it's near impossible to not sacrifice yourself to kill the enemy (unless I'm wrong, I'd love to hear how people did their runs!)
I thought this game was very cozy. The character's testimonies really come together to give a satisfying accusation. Good thing it was a good spirited accident! Happy little accidents.
At the end, I thought I was going to have to sort and give each character their pocket back. I wish I could have helped more!