Oh I like this. There's some small glitchiness here and there, and it feels at times hard to lose, but it is a surprisingly relaxing and rewarding experience.
I will preface this by saying this is very much not my thing, It felt at the same time too simple and often too tedious. It was pretty enough to look at, but the music and sound effects were quite repetitive. The lack of any transition or any delay on death was also frequently disorienting.
Still, conceptually I can see what you were going for, and I can applaud it in concept.
Boy that's a trip. What you need to do and the means are not obvious, but once you figure out the controls it's honestly a good play. The visuals and audio were very well composed into a strong whole. Definitely recommend anyone playing this to use stereo headphones!!! Oh and photosensitivity warning!
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Yeah, you basically nailed it. The only thing is that in places it can be advantageous to play a few cards -> move -> play the rest of your cards. Though this mostly holds with the base decks of the Pink and Yellow characters.
It's really pretty. For a game about a block, you know? :P
Seriously though, it looks good and sounds nice. The gameplay is really punishing, but I feel that was the goal. Those skulls home in like crazy, and the platforming is the definition of 'blind jump' xD
I was hoping to submit a Randomizer-type experience. Those get raced a lot, as the randomness is based on experience and educated pursuit of gain potential. Would such be accepted?
