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Thank you!

I’m utterly stunned. The only thing I noticed was off was when I accidentally clicked THAT final button (no spoilers) twice. It triggers two cutscenes overlayed and I couldn’t see the second sentence.

You sure are! Thank you for reviewing and rating the game!

Thanks for your review and rating!

Glad you appreciated it. Thank you for both your review and your rating!

Here’s a few bugs I happened to find:

  • At the start of the game, the text is not aligned properly to the textbox, so it goes off screen.
  • Sometimes, when you click the noodle button, the shop opens up.
  • The settings animation is broken (the black screen doesn’t stay in place once it reaches the left side of the screen).
  • The quality of the images drops significantly if the game is put in full-screen (you should put higher quality images)
  • Not really a bug, but contrary to the game’s name you click pasta and ravioli (they are two different things) instead of noodles.

And here are some suggestions:

  • 60% of the screen is a plain background with no subject on it, you should put something animated on there to keep the player interested.
  • Factories are too expensive. You should lower the price to 30k or something.

Thank you for your reply.

Your points all stand up, tho they were both intentional. The camera is zoomed in BECAUSE we wanted trial and error to be a main mechanic of the game. There is also a lot of intentional jump scares with the auto-move mode (which do not kill you). I personally coded in the arrow to shoot you up, since I didn’t exactly know what it should have done. This also prevents players from shooting down holes, which I didn’t take into consideration.

Still we appreciate you playing our game and criticising us. It’s the best way to learn new things and having wonderful conversations, so keep it up!

Really good game!

Best 2D game I’ve encountered so far. Really cool!

So far, the best game I have encountered. It’s SO FUN.

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It doesn’t seem to load. Is my computer just slow? (Other web builds work fine)

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SPOILER ALERT 0 and 2 are the first 2 numbers of the code you need to enter at the end of the level (so you probably didn’t finish the game). At the very end tho, for some reason the number 237 appears, and from what I’ve seen from the video posted by DragonExposion, it’s the same for everyone.

What’s 237?

In the last level, when you approach the wall at the end of the room, the camera tilts slightly.

If it's any help, I just died and was probably pressing random buttons, then it did this, and I let it running for a whle. 


I think it's something about the script that starts the game, maybe you listen for button presses before you actually make the text appear, and when it registers a button press, it starts the game whether you have seen the text or not. 

I'm quite sure this is not meant to happen

This is the best submission I have played. Great graphics, sound effects, music, gameplay, storytelling and level design. It's insane how THIS was made in only 8 days. If I was a judge I would give this game 10/10.

Sorry, I didn't catch those little steps. That is some really well coded movement, great job!

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I'm sorry to tell you, but I really doubt that you can fit so many positions in just 84 pixels. Movement is far too smooth to be snapping on a grid, so I would definitely say this is not entirely 84x48. I'm not saying the art isn't applying to the rules. What I'm saying is that the player shouldn't be allowed to be in between two pixels (and trust me it's a nightmare to get it working in unity).

Other than that, it's a great game! Keep up the good work!

Nice game, however I'm pretty sure it is not 84x48 pixels

I would say it's fine to use touchscreen buttons, since they serve the same function as a keyboard does.