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Awesome winter mini game! Everything comes togehter perfectly on this one, especially the music and pixel art. I like the learning curve and humor in some of the animations. Congratulations.

I couldn't get it work in the browser, freezes quite quickly, but what I've seen is super cute and lovely, congratulations!

The artwork is super lovely. Cool that you included multiple abilities too, and congrats on the music. Took me some time to figure out if pillars stack on top of eath other, or if I need to combine it with jump. Fun little game.

I was unfortunately not able to start the game, always freezes beyond main menu (windows/chrome), but it looks like it could have been fun. Enjoyed the white godot splash screen - and always a fan of local multiplayer games.

Thank you so much. Your feedback is highly appreciated!

What a high quality entry. While I enjoyed the balkan vibes (soundtrack +1) on this a lot, admired the superb 3d graphics and was attracted to the satisfying concept of plowing snow, the steering controls really tested my patience. I suppose this is inteded, still I would have loved an option to steer that truck without mouse. Still, impressive what you came up with in such a short amount of time.

One of the coolest 2D space minigames ever. You really got everything right, zero g physics, and the artwork: incredible stuff, very inspiring. Funny dialogue, a bit too silent maybe. If you had more time, I'm sure we could blast them asteroids and fly that spaceship home in epic fashion.

I have played this game for almost an hour. Great job with this submission, in such a short amount of time. It's actually really enjoyable, thanks to a logical and intuitive building system, and the quirky cute artwork. At about 350kW, everything started to slow down significantly because so much happened at once (which looks and feels awesome btw.)

Distance: 179 meters. What a fun little ride! Congrats, especially appreciate the authentic oldschool vibes on this one.

Who could resist delivering presents to cute little penguins? Good job on this one, congratulations. I would recommend using the same pixel size wehen working with pixel art, and I suspect there might be an issue with the win condition, jam classic ;) btw love the jungle remix of Frosty the Snowman.

Interesting concept, partially delivered in a very detailed way. You've gone a long way with the game art, reflecting the important values as winter progresses. This could be cool core functionality for story-based games of all kinds.

Chapeau, this is quite a unique game concept (snake with grappling hook on ice skates?) with pretty cute top-down graphics and all, but it was that honest message at the end of the game that really made me cry. 

Felt like that great classic "metal slug" all over again. Very cool graphics and brutal (love it) soundtrack! For some reason - it might just be my computer - the game seems to run a bit fast (and sound is too loud). Still, I had fun playing and am honestly impressed with the look and also controls of this.

Flappy Birds meets Mario ... very cool submission, awesome little game, enjoyed checking it out, tho I must admit the difficulty was a bit high for me. Lovely 8-bit music, too! 

You've managed to implement 3D to browser, which can be a bit of a hassle, so even though I wasn't too happy with the inverted controls, congratulations on some technical finger-exercises in this. I enjoyed the splash screen most.

One of the few games that brought 3D in the browser to life. Well, more cute looking 2D-in-3D, anyway. Impressive what you came up with in such a short amount of time. The variety of minigames keeps you engaged for quite a while, even though i couldn't really discover my higher purpose, I enjoyed the arctic atmosphere and serving sushi.

I have enthusiastically played ski resort managers before, but never was anything quite like it. It's one of those games I could easily lose myself in for hours on end. Wish it had something for the ears, and you'll continue this project and add more levels in the future (one level suffices totally for a jam). I really admire this cute looking, technically skilled and innovative concept. This btw. is my mountain right here, first try. It was max fun, but a bit awkward then to just wait until time was over, since I couldn't find any undo or demolish function, or option to speed up time. It became intuitive how slopes form only after turning half my mountain into quite a mess. Still, I became rich. Owning's a ski resort's a blast.

Who would have thought that closing popups could be fun? Very interesting take on the "freeze"-theme. Also has a roguelike-feel to it when buying upgrades. Was able to catch a bit of story, but I suspect there's even more to discover.

It's doable once you discover when to hit the freeze button, but I somehow always confuse the white icecream with yellow ones. That being my bad, I enjoyed trying this game, for its fun idea, cute graphics and great humor!

Impressive first game jam game! Looks quite polished, sounds lovely and plays consistently. At first, I got so frustrated with dodging the lasers I almost quit on Level 1, but once I realizied I could (without dying) touch the orange lines, quickly got the hang of it, getting keys, freezing time and jumping on and over lasers. You even included a water level, how cool is that?!

This concept might work well on a touchscreen, too. The look+sound+feel of your UI shows what godot can do (when the game designer has a clear sense of what they intend to deliver). And compadre, did you deliver.

The music is undertale-style cool, the graphics style minimalistic yet consistent, and you even included a "beastiary". Took me a few tries to figure out exactly when to change states, and was rewarded with what feels like a story. Keep up the good job!

Love the friendly vibes on this with its lovely main character, but overall it resembles more a screensaver than an actual game. Very slow moving and not very interactive. And might I add how unclickable buttons leave some people that love pushing buttons, like me, back grumpy, just a little.

+1 for Originality, another +1 for slap audio sample, and lastly, +1 for the semi-realistic microwave oven controls. bring up the third heat, delicious!

Immediately gives you that oldschool hackit vibe. Great use of shaders for a very authentic retro feel. Couldn't figure out the base mechanics in a reasonable amount of time, and wasn't sure why I should either. But only playing around with the presets in the settings menu still made my day.

952m :) thanks for the fun ride! I just want to compliment you on the beautiful choice of color palette and details like the way the sleigh bends or the animations of snow falling down the tree, all wrapped up in a well-balanced ability system, which all amounts to what one might rightfully call sleighride-roguelike of the year. 

One of those games where you play and play, then take a look at the clock and wonder where time has gone. An entry charming to the eyes and ears, keeping fingers increasingly busy on the ability buttons. This probably falls under the category "oddly satisfying".

As a fan of the metal slug series, your creation feels highly familiar in many ways. Admire the detailed work you did on the sprites and UI, everything bedded in a groovy heavy rock soundscape - and that moment when the purple wizard first appears and casts it special attack - brillant! 

This feels almost like a miniature version of one of my beloved point-and-click adventure classics. Such lovely storytelling in such a tiny format, and cute world-building too. Found myself solving the case on second try. It's easier once you figure out which clues you really need. 

As a fan of dark humor, I admire this walking simulator. It's the antithesis of "choices matter" and brings out the pessimist in anyone. Quite enjoyable winter-themed visual effects and sound design. Nice job. And even if the totally unexpected plot twist might frustrate some players, the walking and freezing feels somewhat exciting indeed, while it lasts.

This messed with my brain through its very unique look and feel, and unusual interactive soundscape. Takes some getting used to - honestly maybe I never will. I ultimatley couldn't find a path to the lighthouse. Still definitely worth checking out for it's funky 3d shading and take on time manipulation. 

The look and feel of this is great, vibrant world building that feels so authentic, almost really "cold" down your neck. I would love to know how the game ends, but sadly have to admit that I got frustrated with the many enemies and didn't finish, but still wanted to leave you guys a thumbs up!

Insanely well executed. From the look and feel to the game concept itself - simply stunning!

Very glad you found and liked the core and heart of the idea. Honestly, the music was prompted with suno, not manually produced, though I put love into the prompting too.

Your thoughts on this and kind words mean a lot to me, thank you!

Honestly, I wonder if I've gone a bit overboard for this jam. I hope this doesn’t take away from anyone else’s amazing work. I even feel like it’s bending the theme too much. I know the love and tedious work music producers put into their tracks, but I just couldn’t resist building out this idea.

Wait, this ain`t a competition? Oops, should have known, Haha... Thank you for your kind words!

Super glad you like the idea, and had fun playing with it. Thanks a lot!

A whole Album, wow, it's amazing how much work you put in there in such a short amount of time. I enjoyed listening to ALL of it! This is basically a finished videogame soundtrack. It has a story to tell, a vibe to deliver, emotions to trigger, and inner pictures to visualize to. It's also worth mentioning how technically clean it sounds. I found myself wishing for less artificially sounding instruments at times, but that's of course not unusual in game music, and also a matter of taste and genre. Overall, this submission is clearly winner material. Impressive job. 

One word: EPIC! Had to listen to it three times. This masterpiece took me on a journey from a calm afternoon to wild adventures. It's really telling a whole story, with plot points placed spot-on. It's ultimately transcending into this quite uplifting vibe and rhythm, leaving the listener behind with a sense of sastisfaction. Composition-wise, for my taste, it has everything: Variety in instruments, Quality of Audio, Interesting structure. Winner material.