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Loved puzzle games and this was a blast. Really well made, loved the fact that you  can push columns with other colums. Really great entry!

Liked the conept, little asmr idle game. Pretty fun  trying to optimize the paths. Good job!

Really liked the art, grabbing multiple rewards makes you miss the first one grabbed, and as others said the game feels a little too slow for my taste, nonetheless, GREAT entry!

Very polished game, loved the art, maybe i would change the input so that the processing units don't eat the material until you let them go. But really good entry!

Really like the concept of the runes, it's a shame that i got stuck in the shrinking level, where you have to go under the wall, I kept getting stucked in the middle of the section. A shame because I really liked the concept, with a little bit more polish it could really rock!

Nice concept. Idle game + random upgrades. The game is a little confusing at first for my taste, but I liked it. With a little bit more polish (like numbers appearing on the users, or a little less static background) it could make a killer idle game. Nice one!

Really cute game, the visuals where stunning. Great entry!

Really liked your concept, at first I expected another platformer but the wind mechanic was super fun. As some people said the middle form it wasn't really super useful. Nice entry!

Really simple game, liked the idea, maybe a little too random for my taste so sometimes is pretty difficult to really plan. But really liked the concept. Good job!

Really liked the concept, also, the robots are pretty cool. Nice entry!

Felt a little like Mario Galaxy like changing to the planets gravity. Pretty nice concept. Good job!

Super cool concept for a puzzle game, loved how you played with your mechanic (orange borders and red filled boxes). With a little more polish it could develop into a pretty good game. Great entry!

Really cute little game, liked the effects and the gameplay mechanic of scaling. Maybe i wish to see the created scale put in the correct order instead of on top, very good entry!!

Very nice game, loved the idea. I would love to have some kind of indication on what direction does what for the handles/levers. Maybe something like an arrow bigger than the other or something visual. Great entry nonetheless.

Very polished game, liked the artstyle, the main character having a bigger sprite and not changing the scale was a nice touch. I don't know how but it bugged in the "A game of chicken" level and it got stucked. Nonetheless, very good entry and I had a lot of fun!

The controls feel a little bit unresponsive and it's a shame because I really liked the idea. Very polished ignoring the controls issue and had a lot of fun. Great entry!

Reminded me of getting over it, i just feel like the mouse movement is inversed in the horizontal plane. Moving the hand to the right and then moving extra to the right to move to the right feels wrong. Other than that, a solid entry super polished. Great entry!

Loved the final score window, pretty addicting game, my only complaint is that you could make the current needed arrow a little more visible. Great entry!

A little confusing at first, but really polished, great entry!

Very good entry for a jam, once I got used to the movement it was chef's kiss. I would love to see a version only based on going fast. Great entry!

How is this a jam game? Really polished and cute, nice entry!

Really simple game, liked the concept, sometimes it got difficult because of the randomness. It's a good asmr like game. Good entry!

I think this is my favourite game of the jam so far. Nice entry. Loved the gameplay, the visuals, the sounds, the shark, AAAAA, this is so good!

It feels a little strange to shrink with up key and grow with down key, but maybe that's only me. Great entry!

Loved the movement and the character animations! Really like the concept of sharing your result. Always nice to see another game made with godot. Great entry!

The initial platforms were a little to small for my taste. Loved the artstyle. Great entry!

I liked the fishing mechanic, with a little more randomess and polish could be very fun. Also I loved the humor. Good entry!

Very polished game, stacking pieces is a really cool mechanic. Maybe i would have put a little icon to show what color does for colorblind people. Great entry!

A lot of content for a jam game, my only complaint is that the bullet needs particles or something, because it nees feedback. really liked the robot overlord. Great entry!

It should grow with screen size, so the higher you go, the wider space you can use. Thank you for playing!

My bad, maybe I should have written it in the description, maybe a little tutorial would have been great. Thank you for the feedback!

Nice building! I'm a little sorry about the speed of the game. I wish I had time to implement a speed up button. Thanks for playing!

Love to see another godot user! Liked the twist of sharing vision and detection! Good entry!

I like the idea of decreasing them to make them weaker but also it makes the enemies harder to hit. Maybe the screen size felt to small in my monitor. Also it would be great to have more different bullets. I loved the black and white artstyle!

The fact that you scaled my window down is a crazy breaking of the fourth wall, really enjoyed your game. Great entry!

I really like the idea of shooting specific mushrooms to improve your weapon, maybe i feel like the enemies and the tank go a little to fast, and with the tank movement is a little too much for me. But, really liked this cute concept. Great entry!

Reallly cool concept, with the three bars i felt more like a pianist that a gamer Xd. I really enjoyed how everything is very polished and the character trail. Great entry!

So polished, loved the vibe, the player getting smaller and bouncing more is so good. Nice puzzles and super polished, my only complaint is that I wish I could use the keys to select the buttons. Great entry!

Really loved the art (best art i've seen so far). althought the purple doesn't really match the style, i'm guessing it was rushed? Loved the core mechanic of growing to size by matching colors. Great entry!