Incredibly annoying, but I guess that was the point -- so believe me, I don't mean this in a bad way! Would've loved to be able to drag the popups around, but as it is this was very unexpected and original.
A creative idea, nicely executed, I do feel the pacing could do with a shot in the arm but that's what the next round is for, I think. Would love to see this developed further.
Absolutely incredible, this made me laugh almost constantly with both the creativity of the mechanic and the presentation; those mouth-sounds are the icing on the cake.
Interesting enough, although I think it bugged-out as only one character would jump, even if I switched. Giving the benefit of doubt though, I can see a lot of potential for puzzle-platforming here. Nice work.
This alien space-golf seems like it would be a really fun experience if later given some good levels and obstacles to flick the ball around. And I'd love to see that!
Unique, I'd have to see more; although I've always wanted to be an omnipotent deity with the ability to create entire planets, I also would like to do something with those planets. I'd love to see where you go with this.
Whacking ghosts with a stick is more fun than I'd have imagined it to be. Interesting concept as well, Charon on the river Hades isn't a thing I've controlled in a game before.
Fun to move around, a surprising amount of agility offered from this; and a pleasingly-organic playground to experiment in, too. I'd love to see actual levels and hazards.
This is really neat! I feel like an eldritch tentacle-monster crawling around inside somewhere I shouldn't be. Would love to see where you go with this.
Creative! A nice aesthetic, and the idea of using visibility as a mechanic (or if we're getting technical, echolocation) is a good one that I'd love to see explored further.
I can see the potential in this, even if I think the 'crouch' is a little redundant; you're telling me I shrank once, then have to do something else to get through a small gap? Other than that and a craving for inverted Y-looking, I like where this could be headed.
A creative set of platforming tools that bring to mind the use of the plunger in classic Megadrive platformer Quackshot; but that game had neither the dash nor the stomp-action to use said temporary platform gimmicks as springboards. Which means, this game has a good amount of potential to be expanded into a full-length title, and I'd love to see that.
A lot of potential here, as displayed by the 'playground' -- although a little janky at the moment, I feel like this is the kind of mechanic a whole game with varied and rich challenges could be built around.
A quirky little mechanic that brings to mind an underrated Gameboy Advance game, Kuru Kuru Kururin, whilst still being different enough from that to present its own fresh challenges -- which it does, there's a very tricky timing element to this that I really like!
A potentially complex mechanic, explained incredibly clearly with a well-presented tutorial. I'd love to see this expanded, I imagine some very interesting challenges and scenarios.
Absolutely ingenious, and the kind of thing that not only can I imagine an entire game of, but actively want one! Huge amounts of potential in this mechanic.
I very much like the puzzle potential here, shown expertly with the first obstacle. Not much of a character, but room to develop is never a bad thing and I'd love to see this happen in round 2.
