Thanks! I was definitely fighting with the Godot physics engine a bit for this, eventually I switched to using Jolt but there's definitely some more fine-tuning I still wanted to do. And plenty of additional weapons, hazard, and enemies too.
There's a really nice idea here, and it looks great, but I found it pretty difficult because of how little of each map I could see. I mostly ended up just throwing the axe out and hoping for the best. A version of this with a longer path indicator and more zoomed out view might be worth trying out.
You've nailed the Windows 95 theme, especially with your use of the Start button and Volume Control. The unlocks were also a nice addition. Whilst the gameplay feels really good, I couldn't work out how to use upgrade with currency!
This game brings a lot of energy, but I never really felt threatened by the enemies. The objective of finding Thor added a nice goal to seek out. Nice job!
You've created some really nice subtle world building in this, and the core mechanic works well with the puzzles. The difficulty spike with the spinning platforms was almost too difficult, but I persevered!
I love the idea of a chess-based wave survival game, it works super well. The upgrades being additional rules is also a nice twist. Queens are definitely super strong in this though, if three popped up at once I had no chance. Perhaps they were spawn super infrequently until you've got a few upgrades?
Really big fan of the arm throwing mechanic, I'd love to see a larger game involving more of that.
The puzzle variety was also really nice. Though I'm pretty sure I cheesed the green arrow puzzle by punching the enemies through their doors before opening them..!
I had a couple of issues running this in the browser, as it seemed to lock up my window. The aiming is probably also a bit too random, as I spent a lot of time waiting for a target to be selected.
That said, this is awesome work for your first game jam!
Great game show-based entry. You've made some really nice puzzles, and I love your use of the crowd. Definitely jealous of the whole studio and swinging cameras too. Great stuff. My only minor pain point was that the host can block parts of the puzzle when they pop up.
Really neat idea, nice job. Is it possible to get hybrid species? I was able to get one for each biome and their pure variants, but I never could seem to make a green/blue (etc.) chicken.
This game looks and feel really great, but I found the difficulty way too high even on easy. I suspect it's mostly because it's hard to tell if a client has a tail/wings/etc. but it could also be because I've misread a rule. Having an explanation of why my item was wrong would be super useful.
