Such a neat concept. It's definitely a game of skill. I hope to get good at some point and experience the whole game. I like the levels I played so far.
I love level 2 when you have to strategically shoot slime to later parts of the level. My had to restart my PC, so I did not finish it. The art and the slime mechanics were so fun. Great job!
Such a fun and quirky game! I love how all the walls/platforms have faces. Platforming was solid. And the level design was really good. I love the amount of levels made for such a short game jam. Great job!
Fun game! Love the platforming mechanics. There are so many levels, and each challenge is unique. I love the pacing of the game. Definitely a challenge. Good job!
I love how the physics of the game adds some spontaneity to the game play. The graphics are great, and the music and sound effects are charming. Good job!
I love how the game switches from shooting to maneuvering tight paths. The sound effects and music are charming. And the animations are great. Solid mechanics. Good job!
I love the music. What a fun tune. The game play was lots of fun. I enjoyed the timing of everything and the graphics. I managed to get 70.9 % by mashing the a, d, left, and right keys. Great job!
The graphics and music are incredible. I'm a sucker for these aesthetics. The game play was lots of fun. I love the different types of cats and their behaviors changing around the line. Amazing job!
Fun game! I love the lighting effects and the falling soot/snow. I think the difficulty seemed very fair.
Btw, I hate this game jam limitation. I like to make puzzle games, and most of the Mini Jam limitations typically imply a fighting game. I have to find interesting ways to incorporate these limitations. I wish they had genre-inclusive limitations.
Also, I am sorry for the losses in your country/community.
I thought the limitation was optional, I should have read the directions thoroughly.
I don’t intend on implementing any jam limitations to my gameplay for future game jams. I’ll probably just slip it in as a part of the narrative next time. It’s what I’m comfortable with at the moment, as PICO-8 is already a very limiting game engine.
Ya, that was the issue I ran into at the end of the jam. Lots of trial and only errors, I think my solution would require refactoring the entire project. I could only clear about 85% of the waves myself. Something I will have to consider early on the next time I design a rhythm game.
