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Not bad! The controls are unintuitive and a little inconsistent at times, but the art direction and music were great! I think it would have benefitted if you gave the player the opportunity to move around freely to the left and right, which would make it to where you could make more complex  obstacles which is usually more fun to scooch around. Good job!

This is really freakin cool. Love the eye monster. The atmosphere is actually pretty unique, though I could have gone with sound effects (footsteps, text scroll etc) but not everyone can find a sound person for a week jam. Well done!

This is probably one of the contenders for the top prize honestly, very well done all around.

Loving the aesthetic choices here!

This was cool! Not many mobile games being made. Hard to play on mouse and keyboard (obviously) but I can imagine it'd be a lot of fun on a phone. Well done!

Clever use of theme, and I had fun upgrading everything. I think it could have been more clear as to what things do, and I think you can achieve that by changing the sprites up when something was upgraded (what did "leaves" do? etc). Otherwise I love how simply and effectively you made this. Well done.

This was fun! The theme implementation is debatable but I loved that last little puzzle. Fun, unique mechanic and very polished. Good job!

Getting a LOT of Biomutant and Spyro from this, which is fun. Great atmosphere overall. I wonder if there's a way to spice up that combat system, but that's a pretty minor nitpick. Very well done

Thanks for playing! I‘m glad you enjoyed :)

I was just gonna say "this would go so hard with a roll" and you gave me one. You don't see many games like this. The atmosphere is incredible. Only thing is that the gameplay is clunky, mostly from being unable to have very smooth actions since I'm locked into an animation when I do an action. Other than that, solid game.

This was very awesome. Creative use of reloading and everything felt fun to play. My only gripe is that I think the mouse shouldn't be incorporated at all into the control scheme, because I naturally want to aim with it but I can't since that's not this type of game. Very minor nitpick though, I still had a blast with it.

This is an excellent concept. The controls are unintuitive (it took me a couple minutes to figure out that I could only slash after I'd pressed space) but I enjoyed the animation and voice acting. Well done.

You know, I actually thought this was really cool. It was fun to bounce around the keyboard and keep track of the balls. You already know it lacks polish so I won't bother with those comments, but overall this was surprisingly innovative. I can think of many ways to expand upon this concept.

I kinda love it actually

Thank you! That vst is really magical and I'm lucky to have access to it. Thanks so much!

Thank you so much! I'm happy the music added to it all for you :)

Loveeee the textures here

LOVELY modulations all around. I'm a huge proponent of live players, so this was very nice. You mentioned this being your first track since you began mixing, and it was still very nicely done. Keep at it!!

Pretty sick!

Thank you! I'm glad I was able to take that influence and make it myself.

Thank you!!

Thank you! Grenades are op 

Thanks for the comment, I appreciate it! I'm glad you think so!

I love the idea you have going, the art is nice and the audio is fun too. I thought the gameplay could have used some more complexity since the cheat code seems to be pressing the same buttons over again, but I really really love this concept. Well done!

Hey! Yeah I used vocals from Opus West's library. Thanks for the comment!

I genuinely enjoyed this one, I could see it in a unique, off-beat metroidvania. It has just the right things to make it stick out as a soundtrack. Great stuff.

This kinda reminds me of Terraria's soundtrack in a way, nice.

It reminds me of Terraria's soundtrack in how it meanders around and does its own thing, which honestly fits the nature part of the art. Well done!

This is unique!

It sounds like Disney tried to recreate "Life's Incredible Again" from the Incredibles. Very fun and bold choices!

Thank you!!

Pretty cool! Super chill

Thanks for the comment! I'm glad you enjoyed it.

I completely agree that the tension could have been better built - more chords that lead to that final crunch, and a more dramatic voicing for the final chord. Thanks for the feedback!

Hi! Thank you for the comment! I'm happy that you liked it.

I put my VSTs in reply to your comment on your submission, but I'll list them here and add another one since I forgot it:

- LABS

- BBC Orchestra

- Opus West

- Arturia 4

- Kontakt 7 demo (Sam's Orchestra)

Thank you so much! I appreciate that :)

Thank you so much! I appreciate that a lot. I would be very interested in collaborating in the future, another horror based jam would be fun! I'm not sure if you're in the Brackeys Discord server, but I have my email on my profile if you'd like to start there!

The bugs weren't so big of an issue, and I only accidentally pulled the square out of the hole so I might have accidentally done it frame perfect or something? Either way, simple fixes as you said.

Whether there was a universe or not, it gave me the illusion of something more to it, which is honestly more impressive to me. Your frustrations with your circumstance shined through here, and I think that might have been what drawn me to this project. Very well done all around. Let's get in contact for future projects!

I have a couple! My go tos for free  vsts are Spitfire and the Kontakt 7 free library (Sam's Orchestra). I am a little privileged in this regard because I currently have a subscription to Opus West libraries, which is a paid one.

If you know how to write sheet music, MuseScore 4 is free and MuseSounds are pretty incredible as well.

No notes. Everything is well done. Unbelievably unique. 

This was definitely up there in the unique factor to me. Everything flows neatly into each other and uses cool instruments. It shines really well, which is a big part of this art. Nice job!

I like the orchestration here! I think I'd look into vsts or even different methods of making the instruments sound more like they're being played by people, because I think that would enhance this a lot. Well done!