I like that! It reminds me of the game I used to play with my grandparents when I was a child. In germany we call it Mikado. Probably a japanese game, so probably the game as the same name in other countries ^^
I think the game is a bit too clunky and random right now. It sure needs a lot of work until it is a fully fleshed out game, since the player don't really get enough feedback by the game to make educated moves, because the way some sticks are rewinding looks a bit weird.
Art Style, Setting and Sound fits very well together and provided a really enjoyable experience. I absolutly loved what you did with the theme, because I was like "Ahhhh" when I found out what "Wind" actually did. I was expecting some kind of time travel or similar. That was very unique.
In terms of gameplay: I think the game didn't really had much for the player to play. It was a bit more like a journey. It worked pretty nice as that and you absolutly had my heart with your grandpa. It's really cool, that you dedicated that for him :)
The story and setting of the game are awesome. The game itself lacked a bit of explanation. Like Osoka said, it's better to start with one tool and introduce the player with one tool and then another and combining them later.
Overall it's a nice game and I enjoyed playing it :)
Would be awesome if you could give my game a try and provide me with some feedback :)
The visuals are absolutly stunning for a 7 day job!
Unfortunatly I didn't really got the hang of the game, but I definitly see a good potential for a stealth game. I think if you would give this thing a bit more time it could become a pretty solid game :)
That was a really cool game to play :) Nothing beats a well done puzzle game ^^ I really like how this game gives you the feeling of dodging and outsmarting the cannons!
There was an idea behind it and it was quite enjoyable :) You don't need to say your game sucks. You put effort into it and gave your best. And we all started somewhere. My first game was literally a ball moving around and collecting smaller balls in Unity 3D.
Amazing job with pretty much everything. The game concept is great, the art work is nice and clean and provides good player feedback. Sometimes things are bit clunky and buggy when jumping on against walls.
Holy cow, I tested 6 games so far and that one was my favorite so far :)
Would be cool if you could check out my game and provide some feedback :)
Hey man. The UI is a bit out of position. I think you need to change the UI scaling in Canvas to "fit to screen size" and then adapt it. That makes the UI look the same on all screen sized :)
Your game is nice. I kinda like the idea. The slow reversal and slow acceleration don't necessary feel good for me.
But good job finishing the game and you this is the most important thing in game design!
Would be cool if you could check out my game and provide some feedback :)
Nice! I like what you did for your first game! Feels great finishing your first game, isn't it? :D
The game gets a bit dull after a while, but the basic concept is solid and fun. I think more "thoughts" and a more changes on your character would make it a bit more engaging.
Oh and another thing: I think the penalty for getting a thought wrong is a bit too harsh. It feels a bit too punishing to lose a whole level every time you get something wrong.
Would be cool if you could check out my game and provide some feedback :)
I like your idea, but honestly, I had problems finishing the game. The game is a bit too hard for my taste, but I am normally not in the platformer genre, so maybe the high difficulty is just not every man's coffee :)
Would be cool if you could check out my game and provide some feedback :)
I actually searched for a soundtrack yesterday but then I got caught myself up into some graphical improvements and ended up completly forgetting about music and sound.
I would love to see if I can build more of a game around my core. I am glad you liked it! :)
Thank you very much for your feedback! 80$ is a pretty good score! There were a lot of things I wanted to build into that game, but there was not enough time, but I am glad that you enjoyed it! :)
Cool game! I like the little feature with cleaning up the table and the game over mechanic. It gives the "match 3" gameplay a nice and refreshing change. I really liked your game and it gave me a couple of entertaining minutes :)
Cool little game man! I really love the visuals of your game. The art style, the music, the animations, how everyone is jumping around, it really fits together and creates a nice experience :)
Good job, I enjoy the core of the game. It's nothing revolutionary, but it gave me a good time :)
A few things I like to mention:
First: It's a bit weird, that you lose when you move your cup into a raindrop, because normally it would not go into the cup if you know what I mean. Maybe just make the collider for it on top of the cup or something.
Second: I think the sound of rain would enhance the experience greatly! But I don't blame you, I have no sound in my project too ^^
Third: I don't know how spilling works in your game and I think it would be good to provide the player with some kind of feedback how close he is/was to spill his coffee.
Hey man! Great game guys! I like what you guys build there, especially since I really like tycoon games. I wanted to do one too for this game jam, but I thought it would be maybe a bit too much work. I ended up making a coffee making simulator thing, you may want to check it out: https://yapsinho.itch.io/the-perfect-coffee
Feedback for your game: I figured out that you can rotate things with R in the comments. Definitly add that somewhere, since it is intuitive in a game, but you can never know what features are implemented in a game jam.
I really like the transition between build and customer mode. In general I think this game would look super nice in polished graphics!
I think you did a really nice job in building around your core and I can see definitly see potential in this to be something pretty awesome of you continue it!
