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There doesn't seem to be a scoring system so I can't tell how far I got, but I got pretty far. Very fun game, perhaps a few more minigames would be nice but I loved going between the same tasks as they got faster.

"3 begin buttons? Guess I'll just press the last one" beats the game in 10 seconds

Also, I joked to myself that the intro cutscene looked like they were made in the Scratch sprite editor and then when gameplay started I realised it was made in Scratch :0

The visual of the player rotating as it moves :0

Like seriously, you hold one direction and jump and hold the other direction and t keeps spinning! That's so cool! Definitely a 10/10 platformer for that alone! Huge respect

Very interesting idea, but it can be hard to tell where things are most of the time (jumping down to the next credit is a roll of the dice as to whether you land on a letter or not). Also, the platforming is kinda floaty which makes landing accurately harder.

Had lot's of fun opening and closing the cabinets, however... I couldn't turn on the sinks or turn on the stove. 9/10 game, could use more interactable objects.

I survived 13 days my first time. Didn't really know what was going on and at what scale but it looked nice and could probably be a really good game if given a tutorial and better player feedback for actions.

I made a simple update to fix two bugs that most players would never see/notice/care about and when I uploaded the file it replaced the original :/

It's a very small thing but I feel like people would question a file uploaded after the submission time so uhhh that's what happened. Oops, I guess! Also I haven't been available until now to play other people's games so I'm excited to finally be able to rate them!

I made the final 2 levels really late in development so I didn’t have a chance to playtest them. My bad lol

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You have to go back and use the jump-boost power up you got at the end of the level to reach the one in the middle of the level and then you can jump high enough to get to the end. Each jump boost power up allows you to jump 1 block higher ;)

Edit: minor spelling mistake

Pretty cool game! I liked that I couldn't just go in and kill everyone, I had to analyse how the enemies move and plan out some form of strategy before heading in for the kill.

I have no idea what's going on, all I know is Miku thinks I'm a loser.

I have no idea what I just played, but I think I reached the end. the game appears to be made in Scratch with music that sounds like it was made in Bosca Ceoil. Also, massive respect for this game being second if you sort by highest karma.

Interesting idea, although I felt like it was a bit too grindy for a game jam game.

Got stuck on the push box level. Couldn't push the boxes. Could clip into the walls though, so that's nice!

I dunno what's going on, but I like how the kitchen looks.

The movement is very finicky. It's not buggy, it's just that my brain kept swapping from "press this arrow to move this direction" and "oh, I get it, press the left and right arrows to change direction and press the up arrow to move in that direction."

Gameplay was interesting. The graphics and fire mechanic are good but there wasn't really anything to do. A good game nonetheless!

I assume this was made in Scratch. A surprise to be sure, but a welcome one.

The web version only plays sound once the game restarts. Maybe there's something that happens when the game is reloaded that doesn't happen when the game is first loaded?

My strategy is to immediately build 4 reactors, place 2-3 guns, then place another reactor, totaling 5. From then, just keep building guns while manually shooting enemies that get too close. Also, keep buildings as close to each other as possible. That strategy got me pretty far, but unfortunately there's no way to count score. Good luck!

Very good game. Didn't know what to do so I could've used some tutorial prompts like "place a reactor to begin" and "place more reactors to increase cashflow" (I didn't even know you could place multiple until seeing the screenshots, and I assume that's what the reactors do)

Fun game, although the central mechanic makes it at-times frustrating. Amazing audio and maximum creativity!

I'm surprised no-one else mentioned Terratech, I definitely got Terratech vibes from this game.

I am honoured to have received such high praise, this game was really fun to make and I like how it turned out!

The grid is the unit of measurement. A dot is one tile long, a dash is two tiles long, and you have to leave at least one tile of space in between letters. Hope this helps!

Really glad you enjoyed it! I planned to have more things to do but the content basically ends after you unlock the J command, unless you go for a high score where the game does get slightly harder every level but it's barely noticeable until level ~50.

It probably helped that I couldn't be bothered remembering the letters. Jokes aside, I went into the project knowing that the way I presented the morse code would make or break the idea, and it's definitely great to hear it turned out alright!

I... can't do anything?

Pretty sure I'm missing something because how are you supposed to solve a puzzle when the only thing you can do is watch a square move and rotate? A tutorial of some sort would help a lot.

My first reaction was "uh, the jump is very floaty" but I quickly adapted to it and got a decent way into the game before deciding to wrap it up (Idk where it ends, but here's a screenshot. Is this a decent way into the game?) 

WOW! Very polished game, with fun, intuitive gameplay, and even the art style... DAMN! Probably the highest I'm gonna rate a game from this jam simply due to the polish

Yeah, people who I watched playtest it irl had trouble figuring it out too. The issue is that it's actually too precise. If the line enters the next grid while you hold down, it registers as a dash regardless of how long you've held it down, because that's how the game detects dashes.

I saw your WIPs and thought Wow, I can't wait to play this! Now I've played it, and I had a great time playing it!

Enjoyable experience!

I already left my feedback on the game page, but yeah, fun game!

Nice artstyle and gameplay loop! Spaceship doesn't point exactly towards the mouse, making aiming difficult, also the earth doesn't look like the earth, but that's completely understandable (earth is hard to draw).

Yeah, you're completely right about the middle view being basically useless. I originally wanted the guy to move around and interact with objects in the house, with the middle of the console displaying his internal thoughts or something, but all of that had to be cut due to time limitations.

Beat the game first try in under 2 minutes. Very short, but very enjoyable!

This game gives off big Cruelty Squad vibes. 10/10 would strafe through burning forest again.

Ended up playing the game for a lot longer than I initially thought I would, and if that's not a sign of good gameplay, I don't know what is! As for what I'd improve, well, I'd change the "player money" label since I thought the "player" was my enemy. Also I got the ship down to exactly 0% health without it dying which I assume is because you checked if the health was <0 instead of <=0. Maybe some more variety to make the gameplay last longer, perhaps some rougelike elements, and you got yourself a high quality game!