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I wish there was a tutorial to explain how to play the game.

I love it

Thank you for playing <3

Yeah the double jump is just for fun. Thank you for trying to out and for the feedback :) It is also based on the rex game so thank you for noticing.

Thank you so much for playing and posting your score!

I tried to play and it seemed great it was just too laggy for me, I don't think my computer likes running it very much. Wasn't able to play long enough to get a good feel.

Thank you! I will pass that long to the team :)

If you like ours is enjoyable I've been told. Good for beginners as it is my first real game jam, not sure about the rest of my team: https://littlespeck.itch.io/cream-cheese-cockroach

I enjoyed the gameplay, the mouse is a little hard to control which is frustrating when learning the first time as the enemies hit really hard. I think it fits the theme well, the assets fit the mood including sound, and I liked that the ui showed the objectives. Excited to see where you go with this.

I keep getting my butt kicked, but if you intend to work on this, I will follow. I really enjoy this concept.

Sorry I couldn't play, I got the Error: 'The following features required to run Godot projects on the Web are missing:
Cross Origin Isolation - Check web server configuration (send correct headers)
SharedArrayBuffer - Check web server configuration (send correct headers)'

So glad to hear you pulled through!

Stay Soft my friend.

Simple, Fun and would play again!

That is what everyone thinks at the end of a Game Jam whether you are solo or in a team, isn't it?

"I wish I did more.."

"I feel like I barely did anything.."

"Did I do as much as I could.."

I feel the same way but I am choosing to focus on the things I learned, this is my 2nd ever jam after all and I have only been learning for 2 months.  Instead of saying "No, I can't do that." or "I don't know how to do that.." I chose to take on tasks doing things I had never done before and I failed several times before a teammate spoke up and showed me the code he wrote, one line different than my own. But the next time? I failed less and got to the endpoint on my own. I even added some cool things on my own I had never thought of before and have since added to my personal project. Other than coding mechanics I hadn't done before I also got to experiment with Game UI that I had been researching before the jam but never had a chance to test. Wouldn't you know it? No one else really knew how to do it and I was the one teaching.

Game Jams are stressful, you either put out a game or you didn't. But you still learned something.

Keep failing, keep learning and I will see you in the next Game Jam!

Keep it soft, PPSFT!

Works on Brave, but I get like 2 FPS so its hard to play.

I enjoyed learning from you!