Yeah sorry about that. I was going to make some tutorial messages but ran out of time. I tried to help a little with the progress bar at the bottom but clearly could have done more. Thanks for the feedback and thanks for playing. :)
The only answer here is bad programming. I didn’t know a good way to make sure you could get slightly bigger shells as the game went on, so every time you pick one up, it recalculates all the shells to a new size that can range from -0.1 smaller, or 0.5 bigger.
Good concept and use of the theme. Like the other comment said the controls can been a bit finicky, but it’s great work overall. It told me I had cleared the house when there were still a few people left btw. Might be a small bug
Very fantastic for a weekend jam. Or for a longer jam really. It’s basically the same game I made but much better and more interesting. Congrats to the team.
Congrats on your first submission! I agree with the others, a cooldown for the water would add some peril and decision making to the game. Nice work though and good luck. Hope you continue on after this jam.
Nice work! The modular customization is very impressive. The store UI felt a little bit busy to me and took me a little bit, but this is a solid game. Well done.
haha thank you! The piece movement ended up being so much harder than expected and I’ve seen a few edge cases still where not all pieces will clear, and I think you can rotate the piece through the bottom of the gameboard.
If you guys couldn’t get a web version working, you could do other exports. I downloaded your game and did an export on my Mac and at first glance it seems to work fine unless I’m missing something.
haha! Thank you! We got the silly switch added in the last hour before the deadline because our awesome artist cranked out a clown Dr. Parasite in like 10 minutes. And our sound engineer was like “oh hey, pitch shift is a thing”
