i hadn't actually considered it to be a memory game, but after hearing your perspective and thinking about my experience playtesting, i definitely see it! i'm happy it turned out that way, it's a very fun aspect of the game!
the game is really enjoyable, i love the stress of checking everything, the pov cameras were amazing, and there some unique ideas that made the game stand out!
the concept and mechanics of the game were really interesting, i love the three different currencies of clicks, wood, and stone, that way i always felt like i was able to do something! i lasted around seven minutes, and had a lot of fun!
i love this game so much! the mouse cursor was a unique way to display the player's location, and instead of being a cat chasing a mouse, you were a mouse luring the chasing cat. i thought it was really distinctive, and really enjoyable, great job!
the artwork and game design were amazing in this! i really love the aesthetic of the game, the drastic movement, and the level design! really high quality, great work.
i really liked the game! it was a unique twist on brick breaker, one that i really haven't ever considered, that adds a lot of fun to the game. especially when you get to mainly one color, and one brick of the other color. it was really cool and fun to play!
i love the movement in this game, as it felt very fluid and smooth following the mouse, and i really enjoyed the aesthetic style, as the player and enemy were both very cute. i felt like this was a very polished game, which felt nice to play.
this was so fun and impressive to play! the UI was so pretty, i loved the two main characters, and the dialogue was so charismatic and unique. i really grew to enjoy the characters personalities, and the ending was visually stunning.
i really loved this game, i personally love games with the hand-drawn comic aesthetic, and the good dreams spawning by the bed, and being linked to ammo, is excellent game design.
i agree a lot with the other comment, but the aesthetic was so calming and pleasant, and the UI was very traditional but matching the game's look and feel nicely. There is a little bit of visual confusion around depth when placing your troops, especially when side by side. The sound matches the audio well, and the idea itself was unique and enjoyable, with lots of replay value, which makes it very useful that you added an extended version.
okay this is definitely my favorite game of the jam that i've played, i got to the section with continually spawning enemies and died three times before finally passing, but as of yet i have not found a way past the final insecurity, but i will! i loved the art style, narration, and game mechanics! the buttons were super fun, and i really like how the screen gets foggier to indicate health. amazing work!
