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I love this! I have absolutely no idea why there weren't more (or any that I can find) games like this released during the gameboys' lifespan! I reckon you could have started a franchise back in the day.

Oh my god!! this is so cute!! Is there any way I could contribute to the project? I would love to help add games like Kompy's castle and BirthdayBoy Fighter etc.  Is there any chance I could see the code?

Thanks a lot! I'm glad you enjoyed

Thanks for the feedback! I actually havent played links awakening for the gameboy just yet, I mainly based the artstyle and gameplay off of pokemon, but im glad it was nostalgic for you! Sorry about the bugs, its my first time using godot and also ym first time makinga  dialogue system..   so there where some issues

K! thanks, Ill get to fixing it, I dont know what went on with the child, but I think I have an inkling about the goblin scene, i thought i fixed it but there was a null reference somewhere, something about the flute trying to access its ability over scenes, thanks for letting me know!

fun little highscore game! Iliked the concept and kept getting mixed up with the arrow keys which made the gameplay pretty difficult and varied despite the simple concept

I loved the concept! Was a wonderful game! I only realised you could check creatures types and stuff right at the end lol.  I had to give my dragonling away to get 5 stars :(   (all jokes aside it was a great game!)

Loved the game, and the concept fits so well I wish I had thought of it! The character design is peak, and I loved the sprite for when you got an item, nice callback to the wario games! Feels like it was made in the 90s! 

I LOVED the art and music for this!! The boss at the end took me by surprise! (in a good way :D) and the gameplay was simple enough to understand and easy to pick up. I loved how there was no dying, kept me engaged and entertained. (P.S if it works, there is no such thing as bad code, dont put yourself down in the credits :( You all did an awesome job!) 

Thanks so much! I'm happy you enjoyed the art! I spent wayy to long on it for a game jam lol, so I'm glad it paid off!

Thanks dude!, I'll check it out!

sorry to hear that :( but I'm glad you enjoyed! If you tell me where the freeze happened i can try and patch it after the jam if you want

**PLEASE READ**
I understand the page is down, the game is available to play here, sorry for the trouble:https://crabbethefirst.itch.io/a-witches-remedy-for-jam

It would still really help if you could vote on this submission, this game was meant to be uploaded here but there where some issues, you can vote on this projects' jam page in regards to the linked project. Thanks so much! Sorry for the inconvenience.

I quite enjoyed your game! player movement felt a bit slow but that far from ruined the experience :)

Nice relaxing game!

I rated yours! :)

I really loved the art style and sounds! feels like a really old pc or playstation game! The mythology elements you added in where really nice as well! Love myself an ancient god based puzzle. Janus really captured the feeling of a greek or roman god as well, with the animal riddles and almost nonchalant manner, well done!

I really enjoyed it! the puzzles where fun and engaging, would be a cool idea for a longer game if you added more areas and puzzles. visuals where really good as well. Great job!

I tried to play your game a few times but my laptop doesnt have enough processing power to run it, it kept crashing after the first door and saying I didnt have enough video memory to play it :(. The cutscene at the start was rly well polished though!

Rated! :D

Thank you! I have rated yours!

Thank you! My friend who did the audio will be really pleased  to hear this :)

Loved the artstyle and retro feeling!

Nice little game!

I really enjoyed this! Very heartwarming!

Sorry, I didnt have enough VRAM to play the game :(. From what I saw it looked really well made though, shame.

Nice game! I quite enjoyed it

Thank You! I really enjoyed your game! The transitions between the rooms where seamless and the footsteps part was terrifying! great job!

Wonderful game! the painting puzzle was amazing!

Really fun game! It did get a bit repetitive after a few round but I played until wave 25 because I enjoyed the game loop so much. Could definitely see this as a commercial game if it was fleshed out more with some more ideas and mechanics. Loved the voxel art!

I came across your game before I found it here! I really enjoyed it! The only feedback I have is when your get a delivery wrong, maybe a loud noise or sound effect could play to startle the player! Good story though, had me thinking about the lore of this little apartment long after i finished playing.

Loved it! AI voice sounded very fitting. Very reminiscent of the portal games

Really enjoyed it! was waiting for a jump scare that never came! Definitely managed to capture that nostalgia, well done!

Nice game! you still managed to make it look really nice, even with the 2 color pixel art style! Very challenging as well!

Rated! Very nice game concept! Has lots of potential!

I did make it so the wall was always just offscreen, but sadly I had to reduce the speed greatly due to the long vertical segments :(. Would definitely redesign the levels to incorporate the wall more if I where to make this game again. Thanks for your feedback! :)

Infinitely generating dungeons! nice job! Loved the cute lil goblin designs, purple hair was my favorite! well done!

The backgrounds were great! Died when picking up certain power ups, but it gave me a giggle so no hard feelings

I LOVED the clay characters and animation!, Full voice acting was also  very unexpected for a game jam game! I laughed so much playing this game! Now I'm scared that next time I open my door there is going to be a herd of bees waiting for me! Very fun game! 10/10 

Thank you! I absolutely loved your games' atmosphere and audio! My lockpicking skills where subpar at best but I still really enjoyed the game! The random items always made me look forward to the next room, whilst the horror aspect made me dread what was behind the next door. It fits the theme fantastically!