This is really cool, you can tell a lot of love and care went into this game. The tutorial was too hard for me to complete but luckily I could get out of it and find all the available tracks in the game!
Very interesting game and I was in awe of the amount of polish - screen transitions, sliding past block corners, the stats & timer that moves when you overlap them. Also impressive amount of different gameplay variations with the different zoom levels and static/tracked camera. Funny banter with the narrator as well. Can't imagine how much time all that must have taken!
I had to stop at the first storm level because the lighting effect was too intense. You should put up an epilepsy warning up!
Lovely visuals and I also want to highlight the excellent writing! You have a real talent for it! I totally got into the world and characters. I was also very impressed with the central "hub world" screen which tied things together nicely.
I would have preferred things to spatially fit together because I did keep getting lost. 😅
The controls are certainly unique. In the end it somehow helped to imagine that my character was like a car, since you have to press "the gas" to go forward. 🚗 The minigame was really creative and fun, truly! It was very challengingand since I kinda felt like I was losing the whole time it would have boosted my spirit to see a "health bar" to know that I was gonna make it or not,.
Again I want to give props to the writing and overall concept, nice work!
This is one of the most creative submissions I've seen in this jam! It takes cues from games like Papers, Please but puts its own spin on it with a very interesting and mysterious story. It also felt truly educational because after playing this I feel like I know the greek alphabet much better, lol!
I loved everything about this submission! The sharp art, the story that made me smile on every level, the creative take on the optional theme.. Even the fact that you submitted this with just 6 minutes and 19 seconds to go before the deadline!
I got through it as a square but went back for the round experience. What a wonderful entry!
Really cool and original concept. A bit challenging at first and the fourth level kicked my butt but it was really rewarding to keep going. Groovy music as well!
It's a bit confusing - you have to walk to the "library" bookshelf, spend some "minutes" on the book you picked up and then press the (not so easy to find) "train" button that looks like a book. Then you will be able to use the spell.
Even though it's short this game had a lot of interesting ideas. It reminds me of a bullet hell shooter but since you can see the bullets before they arrive it almost becomes like a puzzle game - you have to anticipate the emerging pattern. Great fusion of concepts, would love to see more of this!
I really liked the visuals and the size and variety of the environments. Unfortunately I wasn't able to finish the game because I got really lost in the city and then at some point I fell throught the ground and had to restart. Would have been great with some visual guides around where to go.
This game had a really interesting backstory and the amount of art drawn is very impressive for the time period. Well written and pretty!
PS. I had some trouble finishing the game because I couldn't pick up the bow(?) from the "He comes" room. It highlighted "e" but I wasn't able to pick it up.
