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I'm not sure if it makes much of a difference at this point, but I have added a web build here: Play Able in the browser. It's not as smooth as the native executable (at least on my computer), but it at least should give you an alternative way to play for more than half a minute.

Pretty sure Ludwig talked about my game on stream:

Thanks. Just FYI, I've added a Dockerfile and pushed it to the GitHub repo for my game, so building for Windows should now be really easy as long as you have Docker.

I love the visuals and audio of this, great job. (Also interesting mechanics and great level design!)

Hi. I'm just a fellow jam participant but I would say this: If you're not registered for the jam through itch then there is no way to appear officially in the jam (and nobody can vote for your game, etc.), and the voting period is almost done anyway. Though based on what Otto has said in Discord it seems like there are really two competitions here: the itch.io jam itself and the judging/playing done by the judges on stream. It looks like your game was indeed uploaded on itch before the deadline so it seems fair to at least consider it for the second part of the competition. For what it's worth your game looks pretty neat.

That's a bummer. I've only been able to test it with my own PC and I've not seen any crashes myself. I don't suppose there are any error messages or anything? Anyway, thanks for trying it out.

I'm worried that you won't be able to compile my game, just because it's a C++ project with dependencies (Chipmunk 2D for physics, SDL2/SDL_mixer/SDL_image for sound and graphics, etc.) and I'm cross-compiling it for Windows from Linux. Will you reach out if you have trouble building my game, or it just an instant disqualification?

The art in this game is admittedly rather minimalist. However, I put a lot of effort into the gameplay, level design, and programming, so hopefully you will still give it a try.

My PB is 5 minutes and 58 seconds. Can you beat it?