In all seriousness: great work on this solidly made game! The crafting thing is pretty intuitive, but I still don't get how to kill the enemy. Some sort of explanation or prompt would have helped.
This is an amazing concept! This easily has the potential to become a full game- maybe even with a real language instead of a fake one! Using language as a vehicle for exploration was really a good idea. Getting through those first two rooms made me feel like a genius! My biggest complaint would be the red herring of the purple monster poster. There were a lot of different ways you could interpret that poster, with one word being unused altogether.
This is a great concept that is well executed! The addition of the pools of water is what really puts this game over the top- it really made me think about each puzzle spatially! The greatest criticism I have for this game is the constant movement. The constant movement is there to show that the game is snake, but I don't think it fits with the puzzle vibe it's going for.
Holy Batman there are a lot of controls. It would have super helpful to have that controls menu as a popup in game. A better way of handling this might have been to introduce toggles slowly. Cool concept! I made a similar game for this jam, "Genre Mechanic!"
