The tile art and cat animations are very pretty. The void effect is also really cool and the noise on the screen adds a sense of urgency when you are in the void areas. Great job!
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Pretty interesting concept. Definitely needs a timer on each item on the conveyor belt to keep to pace up and stop the player from reading the description every time. I don't think it's possible to lose when you have enough items unless you make a mistake, so time pressure would keep the rounds interesting. Really good overall!
This was really fun! I’ve seen a few card based games in this game jam and this was my favorite so far. I like the rainbow effect on all of the enemies. The only thing missing in my opinion was sound but I get being rushed to make the deadline. I would recommend putting the controls in the description because it took me a minute to figure out I was supposed to scroll through the deck. Nice work!
The game is really beautiful. 5/5 for presentation. The controls keep tripping me up though. I like the mechanic of changing which obstacles exist depending on the direction, but camera flipping makes me lose track of my character on the screen when I need to make a change mid jump. The visual difference between the two “worlds” was too subtle for me so I also would sometimes press the wrong direction and accidentally trigger a spike on top of myself. Still really fun though, I got to level 8.
Fun idea to gameify some programming problems. I think the explanatory animations are great and give it an extra level of polish. I would gladly play through more levels of this.
My one line Python solutions (spoilers)
level1 = lambda s: ‘’.join(filter(str.isupper,s))
level2 = lambda s: f’{[*({*range(max(n:={*map(int,s.split())}))}-n)][1]}’
Damn I really liked this. It was good ear training on the first few levels then I had to rely mostly on the difference output once there were too many layers. My one feature request would be a mute/solo button on each tone so I can focus on one at a time without changing the volume of the others. Great job!
I beat it! I think this was a fantastic little brain teaser. Despite the rather simple visuals and gameplay it perfectly captures the tone that the title references. Even though there is nothing similar about the gameplay it reminded me of other more surreal games like Stanley Parable and Superliminal (some of my favorite games). Maybe I’m reading too much into it but I really enjoyed this!