¡Juegazo en todos los aspectos! Una lástima que haya que esperar tanto para poder ver otros finales... (al elegir salvar a María que se ve raro, por cierto)
I'd totally play a full release of a game like this. I dig the dark abstract atmosphere. Needs some QoL like resolution and some kind of notification of places where maintenance is needed.
At some point, it seemed like no matter the angle I blew them from, the bar on their heads seemed to appear for a tick and never seemed to go lower, like I wasn't hitting them properly.
Good to hear you could find a fix. Dogs using up RAM is part of the design. You have to make that extra effort to get a better ending. ;P We didn't use music because of limitations, but we decided the ambiance would be better than using random free royalty music.
If you mean loading between game days, it is a timing thing. Maybe the waits were made a bit too long. We live and we learn. Thanks for letting us know. Glad you found it fun!
Woah! Thank you so much for taking the time to write that! I'm glad you enjoyed it.
Re: the options menu, it was made by Marek Belski. They couldn't participate in the jam and instead offered this amazing template for whoever needed it. The cursor disappearing is an unfortunate that didn't have time to correct.
The lack of music was a decision out of necessity, but worked well enough I believe. Now that you mention it, Daniel Mullins might have been a bit of an inspiration for this without us noticing. lol
This is my favourite entry so far! I really dig the concept. I had to drop out at level 10, though. I am unable to memorize so many paths. I barely could read the tutorial text, though, it goes by so fast.
I really enjoyed the humor. Pretty funny concept and design. I didn't quite understand why my workers kept burning. Maybe hitboxes could be more generous?
