I totally understand then. I think some level design to make the rooms look different or guide the player would be really helpful, I felt like it was really hard to navigate and remember where I've been, and there were no new information or feedback when I killed the miniboss, so I just assumed that was the end.
One of my favorites from the jam, this was incredible! First of all, I love weird games so this fit right up my alley, loved the artstyle and sound design!
The looping mechanic was cool but a bit confusing, even though I beat the game I still feel like I don't quite understand how the "repeat" part is supposed to work.
The character was super cute and the level design and animations were great, really really loved this one! :D
Cool submission! I really enjoyed the combo of dice rolling with dungeon crawling, clever idea :D
I don't really see the point of the movement dice though, whats the benefit compared to just having free movement? A tutorial for how combat stats work would also be helpful, it took some time to figure out.
Artstyle and music were both good, and I liked that you put a boss fight in there as well ^^
Really clever idea! I like how it quickly becomes chaotic with all your past selves shooting all over the place :D
I played on PC where the controls were a bit awkward, but I imagine it would work really well with a controller.
15 loops was maybe a bit high, and I was a bit frustrated hat every time you touched a past self you instantly died, but it did add to the stress x)
Graphics were really simple but charming, I especially liked the wrecking ball thing in the beginning, a bit scary looking. Overall a good submission, and very impressive for your first game ^^
A nice submission overall, focusing on perfecting your run so you can make the time limit.
That being said, the last level is way too long. Having to do a 2 minute run just to realize you're 1 second late because of a mistake in the beginning is very frustrating, I would make each attempt <30 seconds if you want the time to be that tight.
The art was nice, I really liked the cutscenes, they added some humor to it :D
The music was also nice, did you make it yourself?
I really liked this one! Impressive that you managed to fit such a fulfilling narrative arc in such a short time ^^ I was a bit sad I didn't get to see the wolf cub photo and the fairy drawing though :(
Art was super good, such a cozy atmosphere, I loved it!
I really liked this! The art combo of geometric shapes with bloom looks cool, especially when the enemies dash.
It was a bit confusing figuring out how to loop, eventually I realized that I needed to hit R in the pause menu after I reached a new level, having a tutorial to explain that would be really helpful.
I also really liked the concept of starting over except stronger, it kind of became like a non-stop roguelike which was cool :D
This was so good already! I never knew I wanted roguelike combat chess but I loved it! :D
As others have mentioned, some quality of life stuff like autoplaying cards and auto-moving to shop would be great. Also some visual distinctions between cards would help.
Art and sound were both really good, I was super impressed with this one :D
This was INCREDIBLE!! Completely blown away that you managed to make a game this polished in such a short time.
The visuals especially were super super impressive, I would love to know more about what workflows you used to manage to get this look :D
My only feedback is that the initial learning curve is a bit steep, it took me probably 20 minutes to just beat the level once, which I feel is a bit too hard if the goal is meant to be speedrunning and finding faster paths.
The audio good, the cutscenes were again really impressive, just a really really good entry for game jam, props to you all! :D
I think I ran into a bug where enemies skip turn cards still damaged me? It was also a bit unclear what was happening and who went first, I think more tutorial would help there.
I loved this one! The idea of "rebelling" against the narrative is really cool, and I really enjoyed trying random things to try and figure out the hidden tasks :D
I did find a bug where after I died twice in a row to the black hole my ship turned invisible, but it was still playable.
The screen space effect for the distorted space was really cool, how did you manage that one?
All in all a great submission, which I totally expected since event horizon is one of my favorite movies :D
I had the music recorded already, so I ended up cutting it up into individual tracks, importing them into FMOD, adding a parameter to each one, which then let me control what plays from a script in unity. Ended up taking a few hours but I was really happy with the result ^^
I think it's a cool idea, but I wasn't able to beat the plumber level. After reading the comments here I was able to figure out that I needed to back into the wall, but still wasn't able to solve it.
The main mechanic worked really well though, and I could see how you could make very interesting puzzles with it.
Really cool looking game, and the music fit nicely as well.
I couldn't really figure out what to do, I thought activating the statues of the worlds in the order the runes were written, so F-T-P-M, but then I got a wrong sequence error.
Some more direction or a tutorial would be great ^^
Very chill game, though a bit hectic in getting everyone what they want. Also really appreciate how simple it is presented, it was really easy to get into and enjoy.
I don't quite understand what the R/Trash can was for?
Music was very nice as well, and fit the chill atmosphere well ^^
Very sweet game, although with a very bleak ending x)
Definitely could use some tuning regarding the timings, I don't think I managed to do scissors + watering can even once because it's so hard to find and place in time, on the other hand I would finish all the items in a minute and then just sit around while Phillip slowly did his routine.
The art was really great, and the music felt fitting. I can absolutely imagine that this is what it is like to care for someone with dementia. Very good submission!
I liked the idea of switching between the two worlds, it made it a bit stressful in a good way ^^
I do wish more things happened as you collected the five spirits, like maybe you would get new kinds of totems or more enemies would spawn or something like that.
All in all I thought the vibe of the game was really cool, good job!
Fantastic art and sound direction! Felt really creepy and unsettling even when nothing was really happening, and the main character felt legitimately uncomfortable to look at.
I had an issue figuring out how to make food, the food box was way too hard to spot and the hitbox way too small, it if wasn't for the other person uploading a video I would have been stuck on day one.
Other than that I really loved it, the characters were very well designed, especially "Harold" in ending 2/2
Cool idea, especially controlling the cat and the wizard seperately, made for some very interesting gameplay.
Unfortunately the main mechanic of lighting up areas by looping didn't really work for me, so the game was really dark and it was hard to get the wizard to attack anything.
Other than that, the art was really cute and I was really impressed by the opening cutscenes! Really nice submission ^^