Thanks so much for feedback, I really appreciate it! Puyo was definitely a big inspiration for this, so your suggestions make a lot of sense in hindsight.
I love the aesthetic of this, so charming! I think you did a great job with pacing too, the game was just challenging enough and the perfect length for a jam entry IMO.
Glad I found this before the rating period ended, because it's one of my favorites! A bit hard as others have mentioned, but really engaging once I got into it. Also gave me flashbacks to working in a call center.
There were a lot of games that involved characters tied together this year, but this is the best one I've played. Really clever puzzles too, amazing work!
Really unique and interesting concept. I think my main problem is readability, the text on the cards is a bit small and the characters' portraits are too similar to each other. I hope you keep developing this after the jam, seems like the idea has potential!
I really enjoyed this! The one part I found a bit frustrating is that it seems like you can't move both characters at once, which got me killed a few times.
I love how atmospheric this is! I wish the scoring system was more clear, and the ship's speed seems a bit too fast. But honestly I had a great time just sailing around and enjoying the ambiance.
I love the level art and character animation, stylish as heck. Gameplay was really cool too, a little tricky but not too frustrating. My only complaint is that some of the text is cut off by the edge of the screen, other than that awesome game!
I love all the little details in this one. The section between work days really caught me off guard, reminds me of Papers Please. Stressful but in a way that works really well!
Adorable artwork and great interpretation of the theme! I did have some issues with the controls though, most of the time it took a few tries to select and deselect the blocks.
Thanks for the feedback! I tested the idea of the AI hacking 2 systems at once early on, but that made it almost unplayable. And yes, rapid-fire beeping is a perfectly valid way to assert dominance.
Slick presentation, and very elegantly designed! My only real complaint is that dying feels very abrupt, I imagine that making the play area just a bit bigger would allow for a more apparent difference between success and failure.
I agree, a scoring system would have been a great addition. Some kind of queue to prevent the AI from doing the same things over and over would probably have helped too, glad you enjoyed it regardless!
Yeah, I originally planned to have some way to counter the AI's interference but it ultimately fell outside of the project's scope. Thanks for the suggestion!
Yeah, I'm on Windows 10. As best I can describe it, after opening the disc drive the frame rate seems to decrease until all movement on screen stops after a second or two. Buttons on screen can still be pressed but don't seem to do anything. My computer is a bit of a toaster, so maybe it's a performance issue? Hope that helps!
