I got the 5th, but I made it to the end! The camera is nice. I have played another game before has similar control, but without camera following, so it was difficult for player to estimate the distance in 3D games. You did great! And making this game in three days is amazing！
Haha, it's so fun that you recorded all the sound effects by yourself. This is a pretty cool game. Not messy at all. I only had a little trouble to equip my new wand. It might be my problem. The map is so amazing! Really nice work!
Hey, I'm glad you enjoyed it. The start button of this game is indeed a bit confusing. I thought about writing instructions, but I think you can figure it out, haha. Thanks for playing!
Oh, thank you for playing! And thank you for your feedback! Your feedback is very useful to me. I'll replace the eating button to space so that it would be easier to control. The way to start this game was a little confusing. But I'm happy you all figured it out! I planned to make this game to be purely keyboard controlled, but I didn't get enough time to make animations for the restart button, so I left it as a button to click, haha. This made the restart button inconsistent with the start button. Sorry for causing some confusion. I'm glad you had fun!
The way the squirrel runs is so real. I also love the trees so much. The control is super friendly and smooth for me. Love it! I want to collect more goodies!
I enjoyed it!! Your game is a truly creative one. I read your reply to other players, and I feel your ideas are great. Like extending the time for upgrading after more waves. Don't give up on the ideas you and your sister have. I want to encourage you to keep working on it after jam if you have time. Jam games that require downloading to play usually don’t get enough feedback. Hope you won’t be discouraged by the rankings.
It's not easy to animate a nice walking cycle. You did so great! It's super cute to plant pumpkins with a fairy wand! The design of the entire game is already very good, only some minor issues need to be fixed. I look forward to the expansion of this game in the future!
I love this concept and your art. The menu page looks nice and neat. And I love your animated cats the most!! The music also fits the fall vibe so well. Maybe lightening the mass of leaves would make it easier to swipe. But it's already a fun and nice game!
Letting the pumpkin rot makes the whole game more challenging and more realistic. And rotten pumpkins will be sold at a lower price. That's so fun. I'd love to play your expanded game after jam!
Aww!! Thank you so much for making this version for us! (And I really borrowed a laptop, haha) This is a really sweet story. The message from the story hits me. Although we might feel scared or confused, we can grow together. It is so right! The art style and music and the puzzle idea are so amazing. We need more games like this!
Me too! You are not the only one had this problem. I also stuck at the point when I need to rotate the puzzle. Maybe because I use Mac. I found most of the games made with Godot engine have problems on my laptop. I really want to play this game too! I'll try to borrow another laptop to play this game tomorrow.
I'm so glad you had fun. I was worried that storytelling game would not give players much fun to play. To be honest, you actually said what I want to do. I also felt it would be better to put the character's name or a picture in a separate bubble and stick it to the upper left corner of the dialogue box. I didn't have enough time to implement it, so l left it as is. Your feedback, it actually supports my original idea!
The atmosphere is super Halloween. I also bumped my pumpkin under the trampoline. It must be frustrate if you didn't get a stable team. You've done a very good job!
Oh, thanks for playing! It does look a little weird here, because my daughter also told me that it looked like they were flying. But My initial design was to make a transition from orange fallen leaves to pile of pine needles. Because woolly bear's shelter is made of pine needles, so it should be on a large pile of fallen pine needles. I should paint some ground between the two leaves.
I had fun playing this game. We all want to play a game like this to relax after a long day at work. It's pretty amazing to finish this game in 3 days. Love the fall vibe so much!
Hey, thank you for playing this game. I also feel the mechanics are rough when I play this game myself. I didn't find an effective way to avoid jiggles around irregular shaped edges with a collider during jam time. I'll figure this out and fix it later!
Thanks for playing this game. My musician friend and I started this project late, so we tried to keep it simple this time. I decided to focus on finishing the story line, so the gameplay needs more polishing. Sorry for torturing you with this gameplay experience, haha. Thanks for your nice words. Hope my Ukrainian friend can be safe.
That’s a great idea to hide something underneath the snow. Originally it only let me stack one layer of items on background tiles. It’s a pretty small tool. I can keep working on it to see if I can spawn more items with scripts.
You know your advanced game design skills also makes me envious, haha)
Haha, no worries, I understand. English is not my native language either. You are actually really talented. You should feel proud of yourself! I'm also waiting for your next game. (No rush.
I joined the jam but I didn't get myself enough time to make a game last week. I played with submissions yesterday and met your game. Your game is an impressive one!
I felt depressing atmosphere at the beginning of this game. It reminds of the time I caused some trouble and the inner criticism started to attack me, and I had a strong sense of powerless and hopeless. I love the design of this switch. It seems give us a way to escape, but actually there is no way we can get out of this if we keep shaming or blaming ourselves.
I love your message "We'll to understand that the only way to find peace with it is through acceptance and internal dialogue." Because I have fought with my anxiety for many years and finally found my peace through accepting myself.
