The description has been updated for a more thourough guide. It is a bit conventional to let players figure out the game's mechanics themselves within the genre but I suppose that's not all that ideal for a jam game.
Thank you very much! I appreciate the comments here a lot. It means a lot to me to know that there are people who found stuff me and friends of mine and did for shits n giggles. I may rest well tonight
Nice art and controls but the level design is really obnoxious when the timer encourages you to go fast while a plethora of sections ask you to slow down.
The fact you actually made it on a homemade engine still is a mind boggling thought. While the final product is well... What I said prior, you really should give yourself a pat on the back as you deserve it
Nice game. It is a bit wonky physics wise and the player didn't properly load when I tried to run it the first time, it could've also benefited from an actual install guide since it feels pretty uncomforting getting AV software on my skin while trying to find out as to what to do.
Not gonna lie, the moment I saw Maxwell as the protagonist with the interact icon being an homage to mario & luigi, I knew I was in for a treat. Amazing game.
I feel like this game has tried to expand on the cookie clicker formula as much as you can. It sadly still is only barely above your average cookie clicker.
Instances like the finnish comment and the too huge quantity of comments were intentional (I found showing the default Godot scroll bar to be hilarious). I appreciate the feedback and also: Coffee is heavily associated with both Cozy (the act of simply sitting down and enjoying yourself) and also Autumn (with the seasonal drink Pumpkin spice late), it is practically a guaranteed hit, lol.
A really charming experience, I just do wish that there was some way to communicate what you need to do. While I found everything out on my own, I felt a bit alienated by the lack of direction
-gameplay and appeal is crippled by the 1bit aesthetic (for example, some spikes blend in with the background, causing some unfair deaths. The main character blends in with background elements. The the tiles would benefit from a pattern, giving the character sprites black outlines would help prevent the blending and changing from pure 1 bit to having elements monochrome would help with the overall enjoyment)
-The Gameplay has no real stable ground (before elaborating, keep in mind that it comes from someone, who stopped after 1-29) The main mechanic of box spawning feels barely fleshed out with the only secondary mechanic being the doors. While it is meant to be a puzzle game, going into every level instantly knowing as to what to doesnt really help it, especially when the majority of this game's challenge comes from moreso precision platforming than what's expected. I wouldn't really mind it if there was more diversity (maybe boxes, that have special attributes. E.g a box that moves linearly would help with both styles of gameplay).
While there are some more flaws, these two are the most noteworthy of the bunch.
