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The .apk package isn’t verified as a safe application since it came from this website and is listed as an unknown package. To install the app, allow unknown sources or apps on your phone’s settings to install on your device.

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You can click the “Download Now” button, click this link, and download the PC or Android version of this game.

dang, how many cats does this grandma have

Great precision platformer game though!

This is a great puzzle game! At first, I got confused about the first puzzle but I figured it out :)

The final part felt random but the ending was reasonable on why the final part has to be like that. Besides that, great job!

This is a fun puzzle game! The puzzles and guide puzzles are all well-made, the gameplay is pretty much polished, and the theme fits! Great job!

I will surely expand the game as a full release if ever possible in the future! Thanks for playing my game and giving feedback though! I appreciate it!

Yep, that’s a game bug :( (Thanks for clarifying about the bug!) The rest of the buttons (except for the movement keys) don’t work because the game thinks the player instance is in the “outside” state.

Also, thank you for playing the game! I appreciate it!

This is a great game that is challenging and fun! You have to balance out your points spending and I like that you have to strategize on how to survive for a minute! Great job!

I like the idea of finding “glitched” objects to go through the next level, but jumping through an edge (or falling) sometimes disables you from double jumping, and the camera doesn’t let you move up and down (which is essential for platformers). It’s still a great game though!

Nice puzzle game! Some of the puzzles were tricky but if you look and think hard enough, you’ll definitely solve it (a nice touch when it comes to solving things)! Great job!

I liked the game’s simplicity and visuals! I also liked the backstory of this game! Great job!

Playing through games and breaking the fourth wall is a magnificent idea for this game jam theme! It feels like you’re stuck in a loop if you don’t look around for the mysteries hidden in the games to break out! Great job!

Great game! I spammed the shoot button throughout the whole gameplay and scored 121!

The visuals and the innovation were great! Though the gameplay was frustrating and hard to play, the idea of new mechanics in specific levels and adjusting your brightness to reveal platforms or remove blockages was genius!

Great visuals and execution! Though the game might be difficult and frustrating, the gameplay is fun and satisfying! Great job!

Cool execution and concept!

This is a great and innovative game! Some levels were frustrating but it has a good concept regarding this game jam’s theme!

I loved the idea of moving your camera as a mechanic for this theme to teleport your ball! Great job on this!

I like the art style and the idea! Though the gameplay lacks challenge and progression, you did a great job developing a fun game!

Awesome game for this game jam theme! Great job!

The radar concept was a great idea for this game jam theme! However, I suggest making a difficulty curve for challenging and fun gameplay (the game was too easy to cheese).

I totally agree with this. Even though I had more time to spare to add more levels and other stuff that makes the game fun, I had to be quick about the development since most of my time were filled out by school schedules.

Thank you for the support!

I’m glad you liked the movements! You needed some speed (any applies except for 0) to dash through a wall. Being right next to it stops your velocity and doesn’t apply the collision needed.

You don’t have to pay for the game! The game is free for everyone to play!

The price is optional; Instead, you can download it by clicking this link (as indicated below).

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The database has a limitation to desktop builds so it might not even work properly. Maybe using an Android emulator fixes the problem?

You can read this issue for more information about this problem: Issues_with_Firebase_in_Unity_Desktop

Did you try to play the game on a different device or platform? The game might sometimes not work on Windows.

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That is likely the game’s problem because the database might sometimes act weird. Try logging in on both platforms (Windows and Android)

What seems to be the problem?

The game doesn't work because of these reasons:
- The game is missing a build/manifest file/s (try redownloading the game)
- The game doesn't load (yes, this game requires internet connection)
- The game doesn't log you in (this might be a problem to the database)

Interesting concept for this theme! Though the upgrades might need polish because bugs are present, it's still a great game!

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That was the idea I was trying to implement into the game (the reason why the game heavily focuses on the player's sanity)!

Thank you for playing my game though! I highly appreciate it!

It's okay, take your time! I'll find a way to play your game and rate it!

The computer only decreases twice the "roommatearriving" time (than the expected original 5 mins) for quicker gameplay (with the cost of your battery) so it sure is useless if you only keep an eye on the window and door and wait for 5 minutes :D

The details and game content are surely better than mine! Great job on the game!

This game feels like a psychology test! The gameplay, audio, simplicity, and story-rich content are truly outstanding! You've done a fantastic job at this!

You can add a patch/fix version of your file to your downloads to indicate that you fixed a game-breaking bug (just keep the old non-fixed one)

This is a good explanation about the game's experience! The reason why sometimes the game feels empty is that the game has no relations to stories/lore and/or it's just a look-around game. Thank you for playing the game though! 

I did three times and it gives out the same result! Probably it's my dimension or resolution that's causing the problem. Did you try to change your canvas' resize option to depending on the display's width and height? If you did, I don't know what's causing this. 

The simplicity of this game is what I liked! The narration is also well done! I like the mechanics of a certain door taking you back if you choose the wrong one! Great job!