Beautiful art and a clever central mechanic. Adjusting the blocks was a little unintuitive to me, but I starting getting the hang of it after several levels.
This is a fun clicker with a compelling art style. I think the amounts required to build the monuments are a bit high, but I am not a seasoned clicker player.
A nice, simple game that fits the theme. My only frustration with it was accidentally catapulting baggage to the wrong category as I was trying to throw the one I had.
Really great concept! The scale difference between the building and car mode was a great idea. I liked the building interface and puzzle elements. As another commenter pointed out, the car was a little floaty but that's a lot to dial in for a game jam.
We are on the way and about to get started! We're hoping to have a better streaming solution today, so please bear with us as we get that set up this morning.
I didn't do a lot of time management really, and I didn't have much of a plan to start lol. I just kind of explored the influences I had chosen and they laid out the requirements of being sound-dependent and flight-based. I had already done some work with Unity's sound analysis stuff, so I didn't have to figure that out from scratch (though it probably took the longest to fine-tune).
Sorry, that doesn't feel very helpful. I'm happy to talk more specifically about how it was done in Discord sometime if you are interested in using any of the mechanics for something in the future.
Great idea for a unique stealth mechanic! I enjoyed finding trinkets until I found I couldn't FINISH THE DAMN GAME! :-P
It took me an embarrassingly long time to figure out what was going on with the vision mechanic. That's more my fault than yours, but maybe if the cameras faded in as they came into view it would feel less like a rendering error (which is what I thought at first).
Fantastic aesthetic and a really interesting concept! I had a hard time jumping quite where I was intending, but the downward raycast is really helpful (not unlike the one in my game, actually). It reminds me of Psychonauts, which is high praise indeed. Great work, as usual!
Man, that was difficult! I had to quit at level 2. Had a good time though, and with the exception of some weird collision boxes everything worked well.
I enjoyed it, well done! I felt like the jumping was a little strange... like sometimes either my input was missed or I wasn't counted as grounded when I thought I should have been. But I kept playing until I won, which is high praise. Good job!
I wasn't sure if I could take any damage, but I enjoyed killing some defenseless weirdos. I was amused by their flailing animations, and the ragdoll on death was nice. Well done!
I really like the central mechanic. I think the clouds should spawn a little further forward relative to the player, but that might just be personal preference. I agree that it's too short, but at least I got to save the world!
I had the same issue with the super-fast ships, but the movement on my ship actually felt pretty satisfying all sped up. It's hard to rate given the crazy framerate/physics, but I had fun zipping around for a bit.
Really well done! Extremely effective mechanic for inducing anxiety. It's very difficult because the weeping cubes move really quickly, but I was able to cheese it by spinning around constantly.
Great artwork and fun concept. The aesthetic was really clean and well-executed, and the controls worked well after I figured out I can't go backwards. :-P The sounds were a little much given the frequency of the dropping items, and the lack of music emphasized that as well. Good job overall!
Thanks for playing! Glad you liked it. You can quit from the in-game pause menu, but I forgot to add a quit button to the start menu. I'll definitely do that for future releases.
Thanks for the feedback and for checking out the game! I tried to pace it for people who hadn't played rts much, but maybe I should provide an overall speed setting for more experienced players.
I'm not sure what you mean by units deselecting after commands, though. They deselect when you relocate in the minimap, but a right click shouldn't result in deselection. Is that happening for you?
I couldn't get the attack to work consistently, and gave up when I fell through the world. It's a fun concept, but it definitely needs some polish. Enemies would go a long way. Solid idea.
I had similar issues finding matching items and not receiving the check mark even when I did. It seems to happen when there are duplicate items required in the cauldron. It's a really nice-looking game and the mechanics work well for the most part. I would like to be able to trade my items with the chest without having to throw them out, since I'm always scrambling to cycle items as quickly as possible. More inventory slots would help this too, I suppose.
Edit: my hypothesis about the duplicate items was incorrect, it just happens randomly. I want to see the ending but I keep either not being able to find all the items or it doesn't accept them!
