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Thank you very much! I'm a big believer in the idea that you're capable of anything you put your mind to, though :) don't sell yourself short!

This is my favorite game of the jam I think. Really well written. Well done :)

The narrative was the best I've seen so far :) Well done!

Thanks a lot!

Lol can't trust those police, man :(

I like all the little Inscryption-esque ways you blend game with reality. Like how (spoilers) the pause menu shows my name lol, or how a browser opened when the game started.

Hey, great feedback! Especially the game breaking oversight about the lava room room, didn't think of that... Thanks!

Glad to hear it!!

😐😑😐😑😐

This reminds me of Mateusz Skutnik's point and click flash games from the 2000s. The books were a cool mechanic! Well done :)

Lmfao this was genuinely hysterical.

Man this is honestly an incredibly effort. I thought *my* team pulled off a lot. Jeez.

Probably the spookiest one I've played so far :)

Cool idea! Kinda reminded me of the movement in Outer Wilds.

Wow, the presentation is great. Feels remarkably nostalgic lol. 

He's here to kick ass and chew cheese. And, fortunately, there's a lot of that here. 

Game got stuck on the enemy's turn on the 6th mana unfortunately but up to that point it played great! Nice aesthetics and sound :)

Dude! This felt so great to play! Very floaty and smooth. I'm a huge fan of strafe tilt in my boomer shooters too so that was a nice touch. I also loved the post processing you did. Well done :)

Glad to hear it! Thanks for playing!

Thanks for playing!!

Thanks for the feedback! It's definitely a kite shooter

My other gamejam submission (I'm the artist):
https://quantumskink.itch.io/myco-madness

Vampire Survivors was probably our biggest inspiration :)

Hello, I'm fairly new to gamedev but this will be my second or third game jam depending on whether or not I do the Acerola one. I'm a 2D/3D artist with some experience in Unreal blueprint and godot. I'm also passionate about horror and I have a background in film & entertainment. Here's a short horror film I made based on SCP-1471:

Damn, humbling. One dev, too. Remarkable job man!

Well I for one loved this masterpiece of a game! (I am in no way affiliated with this game in any capacity)