As someone said, it does crash when you jump and try to talk to the guard. I was trying to come back to the second guard (what word do I need for him?) and jumped while trying to get past guard number one.
It's a very fun mechanic, and I enjoyed it! However, the hit box for grabbing the words is a bit funky and left me clicking at it, hoping to grab the word. Maybe that's on me for playing on a small resolution.
It's a very interesting game and made me have to think my actions through. They have consequences...
I had trouble playing, but that's on me and my wack depth perception. I spent a while trying to figure out why I wouldn't grapple. I wasn't facing the block. :)
Very interesting concept. I spent a good deal of time clicking on everything because I had one large mess in the middle that wouldn't go away, and I couldn't figure out why.
The game went in a way that I should have expected but also didn't. This is one of the few that took the prompt in a not-so-literal way, and I find that cool!
There are a few spelling errors (mainly "cough", which can be excused as personal preference, and "mystery"), but all in all, good job!
Anyway, I'm impressed with how you made an enemy that actually knows how to navigate rooms and get around walls and not get stuck (I'm talking about myself).
Interesting concept. Is there a reason why my group kept leaving me while I was trying to turn around?
Controlling both sides of the conga didn't increase my person converting speed much, unfortunately, so I just stuck to using one side and managing to lose my people somehow.
The game's controls are a bit floaty, as others mention. I often rammed into enemies (also because I didn't realize the movement was based on which direction you were facing).
But am I really the only person who couldn't get through this game? God, I'm not very good at this, am I?
I personally believe that you should mention in "How to Play" that words and points only count if everything's connected. I had to read the comments to figure that out. Otherwise, good job!
It was interesting to see, and I understand why the kid feels that way. It's different from most of the entries of this jam in the way you interpreted the theme!
It seems that GameMaker installers are treated like malware, and I'm not sure if it's fixable. Regardless, after the jam ends, I'll probably post a zip file; that might work.
