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Yeah I really wanted to add that too, ran out of time though (couldn't work in the extended deadline time)!

Landlords fear the indoor monster farmer

The game has got soul, and it is very cohesive, but the bat feels like lead. I would have loved to get past the spiked section with the bat because the rest of the game was good.

The music felt just right for this game

Big fan; I appreciated the certificate

I enjoyed this a lot. I love this type of tactical game. I did read the text on the left, so that's something I have to learn to live with now. True power came when I realised the range indicators don't matter. I was a sorceror unchained.

Like flying a helicopter with glass landing gear. At first I thought it was mercilessly brutal, and I still think that, but I made it to the end. The challenge was fun.

Very nice finished product after seeing all the progress posts. I was so impressed that this began with a cutscene! (and a good one, too) Music nice and spooky, and it's very fitting to could go trick-or-treating. The art and level design is full of character!

For a game described as "extremely unfinished" it's not bad at all! I struggled a little bit figuring out the controls (until I read the description) but once I got that, I was able to play through some holes. I like the cell-shading and the models are all very cute. I enjoyed the animation when I sunk the ball  into the lake. The challenge of getting to the hole made the payoff more satisfying. The game has some good bones ;)

So comfy! The art and music combine very well, the art is very cute and charming and the music change when getting dark or going into the secret grove was a nice touch. I met a dire end with a great haul I could not help but see what happened when I touched the ghost. It was surprisingly spooky when dark, which I did not expect from such a comfy start. Well done!

Very artsy, the little wind up skulls are very cute. The graphic and sound design work very well to create a spooky and foreboding vibe. I'm sure rather than being unfinished, the big coin at the end must represent the financial barriers that keep us from the rest of life, right? ;)