Unfortunately, the program throws an error when downloaded. Something about renpy not being decompressed properly. I tried installing renpy, and it threw a different error when I ran your game, about a logo being missing? If you can suggest a fix (without me downloading a new build, since that's against gamejam rules) I'll give your game a play, I would love to give it a chance, it looks cool.
I would apprieciate a play & review of my game if you have the time.
this is visually one of the best games i've played in this jam, just tremendous visuals. gameplay-wise, it's still good. I liked the way the leviathans wouldn't immediately show up, but would take a few moments after the warning. it added to the sense of dread.
I would apprieciate a play & review of my game if you have the time.
I like the infinite zooming out, and the semi-randomised runs. Some rather glitchy visuals but that often happens with gamejam games! My high score was 9, those damn yellow things are quite difficult to dodge!
I would apprieciate a play & review of my game if you have the time.
fun theming and good mechanics. I did find it annoying that no matter what, sometimes packets would just drop right before reaching the server, preventing me from ever getting a 3 star rating. cards were also a cool mechanic that added some depth.
I would apprieciate a play & review of my game if you have the time.
Could've done with a controls screen, as I couldn't figure them out for a little while. Decent gameplay loop, and I like the scales graphic at the end. Pinging around as a slime was also quite fun! A bit more polish and you could have something really fun here.
I would apprieciate a play & review of my game if you have the time.
Fun core mechanic! Reminds me of a Flash game I used to enjoy, though I couldn't tell you the name off the top of my head 😅. I like the chunky visuals too.
I would apprieciate a play & review of my game if you have the time.
Really cool core mechanics, and some of the best presentation I've seen in the jam. Quickly started to mess with my brain, as any good puzzle game should.
I would apprieciate a play & review of my game if you have the time.
A cool idea! A bit awkward to control, though. Everything felt like it moved rather slowly and my muscle memory of space=jump meant I kept switching to digbot by accident. Still! A good idea, and with more polish it could make for a great puzzle-platformer.
I would apprieciate a play & review of my game if you have the time.
The way you built your puzzles off of rpg tropes, and the tone of the writing, make this feel like a bit from a Toby Fox game. Really good job! I loved the way the puzzle mechanics expanded too, like with the caves.
I would apprieciate a play & review of my game if you have the time.
Really interesting idea! I struggled to actually keep the drawn object moving around with me, though. Was there an obvious way of doing it that I wasn't aware of?
Has some interesting mechanics! Rain shadows are an inspired choice. It took me a few levels to realise you needed ships to collect resources from a tile. though. That should've maybe been spelled out.
I'm a sucker for games with gravity mechanics, and this was fun! The star pieces being physics attracted to planets but whole stars not being made for a rather interesting mechanic and led to some fun design. Good job!
REALLY cool. I think I got through all the levels? (got to a point where clicking "next level didn't do anything". I really enjoyed the way that having to deal with multiple objects suddenly made everything a lot trickier. I liked going for style points, like doing loopdeloops before getting to the goal. I also thought it was fun how you could delete objects by shrinking them until they went supernova. Great puzzle game, I could really see it being expanded.
Very cute visuals! Though I felt a little bit more visual identity to the areas you went would've made it harder to get lost.
I like the scale gimmick, however the smaller characters suffer from being rather disorienting to play due to the zoomed in camera. The hook is a very fun mechanic, though I felt it maybe should've been slightly slower.
Pretty fun sandboxy idley game! I like that it could teach people about network programming. Presentation is lovely, although I did find the sound effects somewhat annoying.
This is an insanely good looking game. If you released it as a full game without changing the visuals at all, I would not bat an eyelid. And it's funny! The death screen got a genuine laugh out of me.
there's a fun irony here - the last 3 hours of the jam were cut off for me because I sing in a choir, and the next thing I was planning on doing if I had the time was adding music to the game, so I was stopped from adding music by different music.
I didn't understand how it fit the theme until the second level, but then I could see. Pretty good! I personally really didn't like the timer, I found it pretty opressive, but that's just me, I could see others enjoying it more.
REALLY good concept. It's like Doodle God but instead of being a boring experience of banging your head on a wall until getting a crack, it's a frantic experience of "oh shoot uhh this should work maybe". To top it off the art is really good.
This is a really interesting concept. It needs a lot more polish and information given to the player (even just a marker for what tower you are currently placing and some feedback that you have just placed something would do wonders) but I see potential here.
A very fun little game - Like a brawler Besiege. I liked the variety of things you could make, although some are definitely more powerful than others. Overall it's very fun!
