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Thank you! Im glad the ambience was well recieved, but yeah it was hard knowing how much to tweak on the darkness and fog, and the distance for the logs

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Yeah it was hard to know how much fog and such to add, and I ended up not having time to test enough to change anything! But I'm glad you felt a bit tense, that was the feeling I was going for :D

Oh, thats weird, I do wonder what might have happened. But thanks for the feedback!

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Thanks for the comment! It was hard figuring out how the mechanics of the canons would work but that is a very good input! I can see how that would make it more fun now in retrospect

Thank you! I spent a lot of time in the design process trying to think how to make the controls, so I'm glad it became as intuitive as I had hoped! And yeah had no time for balancing the difficulty meter...

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Thank you! Yeah i didnt have any time to do balancing, 3d modelling is harder than it seems and took more time than anticipated hahah

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Thank you! Yeah, I wish I had more time to make it look nicer, but I'm glad you think its a fun game!

Yeah, I kept changing what the highscore was supposed to be since I felt the game was too easy and I just couldn't put my finger on what to do about it,  and then  I ran out of time. I like the idea of the constant decrease though! I think that would have made it more challenging. 

That feeling was what I was going for so I'm glad you enjoyed the experience! 

Oh thanks! Im still getting used to all the things Godot has to offer, but that was a great tip I'm gonna take that with me :D

Thank you! :)

Thank you! I was really trying to make it feel more floaty but suddenly I had no time left D:

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Thank you! Me too I wish I had more time to play around with the effects etc. I will definitely continue to use Godot in the future :)

Originally i wanted to have the player be hurt by the dark and needing to find batteries alongside the notes. But I quickly realized I just had to focus on one and one mechanic. But thank you, its motivating hearing this when trying something new!

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Thank you for the input! I can see your point, and I'm gonna be thinking more about gameplay replayability for the next one :)

Thanks! Def gonna try to use Godot for more game jams :)

Thank you :D!

Thank you for playing! We will take the notes into consideration working forward :D