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Upgraded Godot to 4.2-dev5.

On this page, "Early" is misspelled as "Eary" in two places:

https://itch.io/docs/creators/limited-releases

If this is the wrong place for this kind of feedback, please let me know.

This is one of the few games that I could play. I'm not good at games that require speed. :)

"You have to complete the seller onboarding."

I had to provide a debit/credit card to complete that process. I assumed the reason was so that itch.io would have a way to provide the proceeds of a purchase to the seller.

Thanks for the explanation. A side effect of a popular jam (currently 579 submissions, and ten days to rate them) is that I have to decide whether to spend a little time on a lot of games, or a lot of time on a few games. A challenging one such as yours takes me a lot of time. :)

Thank you for your detailed feedback.

I made up the game as I was coding it, and the design decisions may not have been the best. :)

Clever way of making a game with simple graphics.

I see the door, but I couldn't figure out what to do next.

"the obvious solution didn't work"

That would be boring, wouldn't it? :)

Interesting, but I kept getting killed.

When I run the game in Chromium, I see two buttons: One looks like "Start", but the letters are not clear. The other is "Exit". I can't get past that screen. Here's a screenshot:

Simple and interesting.

I enjoyed your game. :)

I like your game, although I wasn't able to finish it. I kept getting killed by the zombies. :)

There's information about that in the server's news channel:

https://discord.com/channels/845341054407278613/940954418826838066

I'm not fast enough for this kind of game

It's a good, simple concept.

Thanks. :) I've gotten several comments about the numbers challenge, so I'll provide a hint: Tic-Tac-Toe

What language is the text in the game? Would it help me play the game if I use a translator to understand it?