Thanks for playing and for your feedback! I may be misunderstanding though. What are you saying should be changed about the controls?
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Thanks for your feedback! I liked your take on this mechanic. The first levels were meant to be very simple tutorials to show someone who is unfamiliar with the mechanics how it works, and how to think about the more complicated puzzles moving forwards. Limiting the moves was a decision made to make the puzzles more challenging so a player can’t just endlessly roll around until they happen to stumble into the goal face up. It also helps the player stay on track and not get themselves into a difficult position/orientation. There may be a better solution, and again, it is good to hear feedback from someone who is more familiar with the mechanic. Thanks for playing :)
Fantastic. Was a bit tricky to understand at first, but once I fully understood what was going on, it became one of my favorite games of the jam. As other people mentioned, some kind of undo mechanic would be nice, but did not detract too much from my enjoyment. Outside of the design, great aesthetic, and great audio design (even if you didnt actually make the sounds yourself). Really well done. Congrats and thanks for sharing!
The art style reminded me of The Behemoth games, really great job on that front. Felt good to hack and slash, and the head throw mechanic was also cool! The slot machine was interesting, but was a bit confusing and also hard to keep track of, especially because the camera would zoom in and obscure it often. Overall, great job with this one! Had a lot of fun, thank you :)
Really nice and polished puzzler. Feels like something I would have found on my parents' old Window 98 machine. My one note is that it would be nice to have a bit more information to make it easier to plan further ahead. We went with a similar puzzle concept and I'd be interested to hear your thoughts! Really great job on this game, one of my favorites I have played in the jam.
Very impressed by the visual polish on this game! Also impressed by the implementation of the core enemy-swinging mechanic, I'd imagine it required some tricky programming. Everything felt nice and juicy with nice feedback for the player in all of the appropriate places.
A few notes:
When getting to the last enemy in an area, you just have to sit there and wait for them to die. Maybe you could implement a launching mechanic, where you are able to manually release the enemy after swinging them. Would feel really good to build up momentum in an enemy and then fling them back at their fellow gang members (or launch them off a cliff)!
Also felt like it would be nice to have more space to move around in the levels. Maybe it is an intentional design decision to make it more challenging to complete the levels, but it felt so good to just fling enemies around that I would have preferred if I could just focus on that.
More nitpicky:
I died 2 times in the tutorial, and it would have been nice if I could have skipped the dialogue for the rooms I had already been in.
Actually not sure if it is possible for WebGL, but you should hide the hardware mouse pointer so you can show off your nice targeting cursor! (If you are already doing that and it's just a WebGL thing, ignore this)
More of a mechanic idea than actual feedback: Could be cool to have some kind of life steal mechanic while you are attached to an enemy, making the mechanic dual purpose.
Overall a super polished game, great use of theme, and actually a lot of fun! Really good work.
A fun and very pretty Puzzle/Action/Dash-em-up! Great take on the jam theme, and a nice implementation of the portal-style button press puzzles. I feel like there is a lot of potential for some very compelling puzzles with the core mechanic if you keep going with this! It felt really good to link together a bunch of animal sprite companions and dash around in open spaces, destroying the enemies. Beautiful aesthetic and great sfx/soundscape (although could be a bit loud at times when linking multiple sprites at the same time). Really good work by the whole team, a fun, beautiful and very unique game overall, that also fits the theme quite well.