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Hello! I was looking for something relaxing to play, and I ended up making a Let's Play of your game!
I liked the choice of music; it made me feel kind of sentimental. Also, knowing that this game was made in Godot made me feel encouraged to pick up my game dev hobby again, since Godot is my favorite engine! Thanks for making this game!
Nice game! I like the idea, since I'm a fan of relaxing space-themed games. (The choice of music made it very chill and space-y, good choices!)
If you ever plan to work on it after the jam, here are some ideas:
- I wish the player moved a little faster so I get to the planets right away (or that there's a background that has stars or something so it feels more like I'm moving faster).
- Also, a quick tutorial at the beginning would be good, too, and maybe also a map that can be filled in as I explore.
This was a whole lot of fun! I liked going around and I liked how you had to type actual words to fight the enemies (and not just mash a string of random letters), since it made the exploration and fighting portions of the game feel different.
I guess if you were to keep working on the game after the jam, a minor improvement I would suggest is that I'd make the letters not get obscured by structures so that they're easier to see (see image).
But overall, this was a really good experience to play.
I got a little dizzy/disoriented (maybe because of there is a lot of contrast in the textures, and there are only three colors in the environment) and claustrophobic (low ceiling), but I guess it added to the suspense I felt while exploring the dungeons! Gosh, those enemies scared me when they first talked. I spent most of the game running away 😅.
Nice work!
I like the cute animation the ship does when you click. The music was fitting to the theme, too. I had trouble finding the final candy. It would be cool if (if you plan to improve it) you add a small map or maybe a fog of war sorta thing (covering areas unexplored with a cloud or something) so I know what places I've already explored.
Thanks for playing!
I had to submit a day and a half early because of Christmas prep (gotta shop and cook 😅), so I kind of ran out of time to give it a more satisfying ending. A part of me feels a bit bad for the people who played it through till the end since it just stopped so abruptly.
I wanted to add a bit more to it, and branching dialogue was even planned for replayability (and the handling of it is already in the code) but I ran out of time to actually write the dialogue...
I actually want to update it after New Year's to give the game the added content it needs, but I lack ideas now...
(So if you have a cool idea for the game, I'm excited to know!)
Thanks for playing! I like visual novel games, so I try to put full stories into everything I make, but I'm still a beginner writer 😅. Now that I think of it, maybe it would've been better to have the long sentence confirming that the choice is correct after the giftwrapping part...
I'm thinking of giving the game an update after New Year's, so thanks for the feedback!
Ah! Just like my favorite childhood DS game, Brain Age! I never expected to see something like this, but here we are, and it's a pleasant surprise. This brought back a few happy memories of my first experiences with games back when I was young... (It's almost the universe's Christmas gift to me.)
My handwriting with a mouse is terrible, and so is my basic arithmetic, so I got bad scores. But it was a fun experience!
I liked the game.
Short but has a nice story. It's like an interactive cartoon, and I enjoyed watching the little scenes. The ending was cute! ❤️
I liked the little detail in the parallax in the background when I went out of the house (I noticed it and it's a nice touch for a jam game, since usually I don't always see non-gameplay related pretty stuff like that due to time constraints.)
A little thing I would like to change is if the player character could walk a little faster, but that could just be me.
This would be really pretty when polished in the future (like a post-jam version), and maybe even with alternate endings or more story!