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Thanks for playing. The game clearly needs a tutorial!

Unfortunately, I wasn’t able to test your game, as I don’t use Windows. But the concept seems very deep. It picks my curiosity.

Thanks for playing and for the feedback.

I see we had pretty much the same idea. Nice job on your side!

My game is pretty janky at the time. It is lacking animation, and there are some annoying bugs that make the routing very ineffective at times. I also have to add a proper economy to the game, pretty much like yours (completed requests will give you credit to buy upgrades and new nodes)

As for your game, it seems very interesting and very well executed. Which engine did you use? As the players themselves control the message rate by upgrading the “Internet” node, how do you create a challenge on the long run?

Thanks for playing!

The game is not in the very good state right now. There are bugs that will prevent you from playing correctly and the level design and economy are completely absent.

I was a bit sad to not being able to release the game in a better state, but that’s the hard reality of game jams and their time limit.

I tried your game but wasn’t able to really get the controls, but the idea seemed really nice. Good job!

Thanks for playing. I’ve tried your game too. Nicely done.

Maybe the app is Apple Silicon only. Idk

Try installing Rosetta 2 maybe.

If this is indeed GateKeeper that is causing problems, notarizing the app should solve it. https://help.gamemaker.io/hc/en-us/articles/360002425218-macOS-Notarizing-Your-Apps

Congratulations!

The mobile version has been made but the market being what it is today makes it very difficult to bring the game to any kind of profit. But we are looking for releasing Top & Tom elsewhere at some point.

And of course, we have some breaking bugs, like the one your encountered where you’re asked to choose between two cards, but some of them are in fact invalid. We have to address that at some point.

Unfortunately, we lacked some time to make a proper onboarding.

Basically, the pitch is that you play the dungeon landlord and not the hero visible on screen, and you control the choices offered to this non-playable hero/character. They have to reach the end of the level by finding the exit (the general direction of the exit is given by the yellow glow in the mini-map).

Thanks for playing anyway!

An asynchronous multiplayer game could work indeed. We did not think of it but it is totally applicable.

Thanks for playing

Yes, we identified a number of issues with that, as well as bugs with some edge cases. I think we should have rotated the camera with the character in order to provide a better orientation for the player.

Thanks for playing!

Yes, we identified a number of issues with that, as well as bugs with some edge cases. I think we should have rotated the camera with the character in order to provide a better orientation for the player.

Thanks for playing!

Thanks a lot!

Ok. Thanks for the tip. I confirm it works now the app in the Applications folder.

Don’t hesitate to contact me if you need further testing.

Thank you very much for this Mac version! Unfortunately, so far, the tool does not open and only show this popup

Thank you for being so understanding.

And sure, I’ll post here when the mobile version is released.

Anything that does not contain « Top & Tom » or « Top and Tom » will be fine.

I am very pleased to see people making these games based on the original. I hope that our final product will be as pleasing to play as the current version. :)

Thanks for the heads up. I have obviously no problem with derivative works based on Top&Tom. However, just to let you know, my company and I will launch the game on mobile very soon and there may be an issue with the “Top&Tom 2” name in itself. I haven’t tested your game but I’m sure it is perfectly fine. I would only require a change of name I guess. Do you think it would possible on your side?

Mac version wanted too. Can help with porting if needed.

Awesome! Will definitely test it as soon as I can.

Thanks. I’ve tried yours too. At first, I was thinking of doing the same thing, then I realized the connection between the two characters was not strong enough and I tried something else. Glad it worked so well.

Thanks for your feedback. Unfortunately, I can’t test your game right now as I’m on macOS. But I will try it asap.

Thanks. :D Your game is really great too. Very clever level design and mechanics.

Thank you very much.

Unfortunately, I can’t test your game right now as I’m on macOS. But I will try it asap.

Thank you very much.

I’ve tested your game but I have to admit I didn’t quite understand what I had to do and after a few actions, it seems to allow me only the same thing. But I love the illustrations.

Thank you. Yes, the tutorial needs some work. And your concept is fantastic too. Good job!

Thank you very very much. I agree the game could be more forgiving on some points. I will keep that in mind for future iterations.

And I’ve tested (and rated) your game too. Great job. The mechanic is very nice.

Thank you very much.

Thank you very much. I will consider your suggestion if I do more iterations of the game in the future.

Unfortunately, I can’t test your game right now as I’m on macOS. But I will try it asap.

Thanks. And your folding game is very good too.

Thanks a lot. Rated your too. Multplayer in a game jam is wild.

Thank you. Yours is great too. Nice game and level design overall.

Thank you very much. Unfortunately, I cannot play your game (macOS here and no browser option).

Thank you very much

Thanks Louis. Rated your game just now. It was fun!

Thank you very much. I’ve taken a shot at your submission also and it is a great game too. Very good execution.