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I love the pattern detail on the tapestries! VERY cute goat as well...

I think my favorite part is the little map in the corner. What is it for? I have no clue. Looking at this card feels like having a friend show you their dwarf fortress settlement. I wish I could talk to someone who understands the metagame that this card is good in.

I LOVE staccato vibe from the collaged card text! The nerves look like creepy little hands under the skin also. Super cool!

This game has some of the best guys perhaps ever. Incredibly excited to see more

This is really neat and well made for such a short time period!

Here's my thingiemajig:

Nice work! I enjoyed the chunky hit effects, especially on the last level where I got some robot friendly fire.

I hate you Kyle

Made my brain HURT. The look is super slick and controls are exactly what you'd want in a tetris puzzler. I wasn't able to make it too far, but I just know there was a t-spin puzzle coming up.

This game whips. I'm a huge fan of the clunky hit sounds and mid-combat weapon restructuring.

This game was great fun! I wish you could see your horrible super-sword after you won.

Very crisp platforming that felt nice. There was some strangeness with the "blink", but it was not bad. I enjoyed the secret as well!

Thanks for letting me know. I've gotten some other reports, so you aren't alone! I've added a short troubleshooting section to the page - hopefully that can get you back on track!

Thank you for pointing it out. My brain struggles with defined gender on a good day.

  

FURNACE for GAME JAM

My first ever project, FURNACE, is out in the wild! FURANCE is a small incremental game about making things hot and watching the fire. I made it in just under seven days for the Godot Wild Jam and had a pretty good time. Take a look!

LINK: FURNACE

I really enjoyed the imagery of linking all the circles together for a chain of resources! Also, watching our dog friend draw in glyphs was very satisfying. I think having a function to upgrade glyphs or automatically re-make them would cut don on some of the strain. Good Work!