I'm really great that you enjoyed the part when [REDACTED] did that, I thought about it very heard and of course [REDACTED] came to mind! Thank you for the kind words and a spoiler free review!!1 :D
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I'm really glad you've enjoyed it!!1
As for the sound effects, I'm pretty sure that I only use sounds from free sound libraries. (Maybe you're referring to the sonic spring sound though, then I really doubt that sega is going to have any trouble with that, as they would need to look at hundreds of sonic.exe games first...)
On the main page of the jam it clearly says: "Once the submission period is closed, you will have one week to rate other people’s games." However it seems like we have two weeks?
With only the participants being able to vote it seems as a bit too long.
I do see how some people might need some more time to play through all of the submissions, so I'm just asking to check what's up with that...
This was really fun! I loved everything about it! The zones being themed after Mousey's models was really creative! I felt really in control of Mousey, which made the game really enjoyable! The superhot effect while you're aiming is a great addition! The game feels challenging, but not too punishing which is amazing! Love it! :D
This game is great! For the longest time i was really enjoying it! But then... the boss happened. While the first three levels had places where the difficulty had some spikes that were tough to overcome, and took a bit too long for my liking, I did beat all of them before I started to want to quit the game, cause I was interested in what I was about to see next! (But, god, would I love a couple more checkpoints here and there). The powers are a great mechanic! I had a lot of fun with them!
The boss. Oh did I want to quit the game while fighting the boss. It took a couple of minutes to realise that I needed to stomp the blue projectiles to fight her. Which really could've been a bit more clear, cause when I see someone shoot me, I don't really care if it's glitchy or not, I want to avoid it! But when I realised that I also had to make the boss walk into these bullets - I started to cry. (not really, but it was not a fun realisation) One thing was to barely get to stomp the bullets in this elevator shaft of a level, the other was that I had to also make the boss walk into it while it slowly goes back. The controls were manageable in the first three levels, but here I almost gave up. But I didn't! And then finding out that my reward for spending half an hour on the boss was just a screen, not even like some fun dialogue. That kinda broke me.
Overall the game is awesome sauce! (I know I just said a lot about how much I despise the boss, but the boss was just a small part of the game). If I had just a tad more control over my movement, it'd be perfect! It was really fun, and I don't regret beating it! Love it! :D
Words can't describe how amazingly deep and cunning (idk what this word means) has my experience been with "Mousegard". This game, no, work of art poses a question of deep and cunning (still dk) "why? why not make a game so fun, that it lingers on in your memory for years on end..." And it answers that question very deeply and cunningly (idc idk).
Overall all I can say is that this game is very deep and very cunning (i'll never know).
5 Stars!
Thank you! I will submit it today without too many changes, but by the time the votes are over I will replace all of them with proper Monkeys! That obviously being the only replacement done to the game, so that I wouldn't break any other rules.
(Just in case, today's version already has all mentions of the name replaced to "monke plush")
Probably not great timing, but would a character called Cinnabaroll with a B be considered copyright infringement? He also has a different face design >:( instead of the classic :3. These plushies are always referred to as "the iconic legally distinct Cinnabaroll plushie".
I would really love to know if that could cause an issue, hope i still have time to find that out.
Hey, so a really helpful thing would be to specify that any updates post voting period should only be uploaded as separate files, so that it would be perfectly clear which game deserved the votes, so that Mouse wouldn't be swayed any unfair way. Specifying that really helped during the recent monkey jam by Connor.
Cause even if your game has bugs that you didn't have time to fix, those are in the spirit of game jams and should be considered during both the voting period and the mouse stream!