Fun little game. Makes me think of a realtime version of that old Unix game, Gnome Robots? I can’t remember the exact name. Nice work, thanks for sharing your game.
This is a genius variation on the core gameplay look of Bomberman. I think this should win the contest, hands down. Extremely well done, and I enjoyed playing it.
Love the game, it reminds me of the old Line Rider flash game and your game is genuinely fun. Got some nice stunt jump moments. But, not sure about the use of the limitation. Nice work regardless!
This was a lot of fun. I couldn’t make it past level 2, but I love the bounce mechanic on the lava, and “BE BRAVE” gave me the motivation to make that first jump. Good job guys. The main menu features were impressive too!
I gave it another try, it worked! This game is insanely difficult for me, but very stylish. I feel like the green monster is the best starter, due to its attack power. The whole game has strong Pokemon vibes and that’s a good thing, I think. Thanks for going the extra mile and making a web build!
The graphics on this are amazing. Did you capture photographs of real paper and use those as the assets?
Along with that, great concept! Like others have said, some sound or music would have added to the atmosphere, but the game is still VERY stylish. Great job.
The concept is awesome, turning into a toy to fight other toys. A great premise for a Slay the Spire-like deck game. The drawings are high quality and cute! Sounds/music and animation leave something to be desired, so maybe that is something to focus on for next time.
This is a VERY fun and VERY polished game. Incredible. And the puzzles are fun to figure out, and they introduce concepts at a digestible rate. I give it 5 stars in everything. Good job.
This is a fun and stylish Where’s Waldo type game! I admit I couldn’t find the glasses. But, I chuckled quite a few times due to several things: the crocodile wearing the hat, Lenny’s face, the monkey in the teepee. All around great job!
I couldn’t run the game, because it said their should be a *.pck file along with the executable for this Godot game. If you can upload the *.pck, I will try again!
Gave me MAJOR wolfenstein 3D nostalgia. Very cool. The framerate got a bit chunky on level 2, i’m very curious what caused it. But other than that, great job!
Heh heh, thank you for the suggestions! The QWOP gives independent movement to both oars, but in retrospect I should have allowed WASD as an option :^D
I gave it one last shot, this time spamming Left Click to skip the dialogue. And it worked! Beautiful game with a beautiful story. I’m sad that this won’t get many plays because it doesn’t have a web version, but you guys outdid yourselves. Awesome job. Shocking that you made this in only 3 days.
I tried again just now, same result. I’m not sure tbh. Sometimes the last dialogue box doesn’t want to close :’^D Maybe that is affecting the next cutscene. I’m honestly not sure
I’ll wait for someone else to play and see if they have a similar experience!
I love the art style. Papercraft enemies and characters was a great idea. The game froze on me after the first battle, but it’s probably because I tried to run on Linux using Wine. So, I can’t give an honest rating since it was probably a technical issue on my end.
As far as graphical style goes, you’ve got an amazing thing here. I would recommend some visual effects during the battle so it’s easier to see what the enemies are doing. But great job in the allotted time of the jam!
Oh my god. This is gorgeous. But, for some reason I get soft-locked at the end of the first dialogue. I really want to play the rest of it, because it looks so good. Here’s where I get stuck: — NEVERMIND, sorry I just tried and didn’t realize I had to start controlling the characters. I’ll play the rest :)
I tried to interact with those question marks, but it kept saying “not ready yet” or something similar. So I ended with 0 secrets collected unfortunately
