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Apr 23 20:07:00 Planet 161 What a strong entry! Beautiful graphics, interesting gameplay ... audio is very well done, but could use slightly longer loops. Loved the variety of sfx.
Apr 25 13:34:00 41h 27m Fractality I WON infinitely!!
Apr 25 14:38:00 1h 04m Tiny War Of The Worlds Dude .. this is incredible. Great job. Lots of fun to play, and very hard! Needs a little more balance between upgrades and enemies (a little less random would be better). I know you didn't have a huge amount of time to make the game, but you did much much better than I did (and I had the whole weekend!). Keep up the great work.
Apr 25 15:17:00 39m 00s Rudolph the JUMPING SPIDER oh man so cute. Love the vector graphics and the randomness. I don't understand if it is more than one level getting harder or just another random scenario each time. Needs more variety! Great music and sounds, of course. Love how this is yet another change from your "regular" work. Good job!!!!!!
Apr 25 15:34:00 17m 00s Ivory Kingdom Cool take on the theme! I find it interesting that there are a few in-mouth games made this Ludum Dare. I loved the idea and the details (upgrades, the graphics, the little bacteria ...). It was a bit unbalanced, with the dragon being too random and too powerful. I'm not really sure what the strategy is. But for a weekend game, it's very strong and a nice idea. I hope there isn't anything similar in my own mouth. I suppose I should get that dragon brush going.
Apr 28 14:19:00 70h 45m Tiny Contamination, well almost Love the squishy little creatures! They are very cute. I didn't love the way the levels ran into one another so abruptly. But it was fun and I played twice. Nice work!!
Apr 28 14:27:00 8m 00s CAPSULE [web] Nice! I kind of read it as a critique on modern games to give these dichotomy choices and then summarize as "good" or "bad" overall.
Apr 28 14:31:00 4m 00s Tiny Maze Speedrun Heh!! Nice to know that in a Hard world, I would never reach the toilet. I love these kinds of generative things. Nice simple graphics -- when he was moving, I really got a feeling of urgency. <br/> <br/>Good job on your first game, keep it up!!
Apr 28 14:49:00 18m 00s The Tiny World of Fiorella woah, nice graphics!! Music and sounds fit well. Had a great feel to it. I found it extremely easy, but I didn't try the post-jam version (which you say has been re-tuned). Good job for a jam!
Apr 28 15:18:00 29m 00s Attack on the Planet XXS-01 love those graphics!
May 12 07:59:00 328h 41m Voyageur I haven't played too many LD23 games (shame on me!) but if I had to choose my favorite, this would be it. The graphics and audio work so well together. I really loved the way the player falls into the gravity well of each planet, yet they can navigate wherever they want. The day/night change makes all the difference in the world. Despite the static frozen-in-time nature of the world, being able to see both sides of the planets adds this kind of time-sensitive feel ... it's hard to explain. Also the travel velocity seems tuned perfectly. <br/> <br/>Of course I set the controls for the heart of the sun, and I made it there. I think the system went kind of haywire but it seems consistent for the game world. <br/> <br/>Definitely a Proteus feel, and also reminded me a lot of Mirror Moon. Really good work. Yes, the mouse controls could be improved for Unity (but my game suffers similar problems and I know how frustrating it is). <br/> <br/>I'm really excited by your work, and I'd love to see this expanded or polished further.
May 12 08:29:00 30m 00s Battle For 35 Leukothea Had me hooked for a while! Not big on tower defense, but this was interesting and new. The changing world size and way it wrapped on screen got me. Also much easier to control than I would have thought. I'm glad you didn't list the possible keystrokes in the description, otherwise it would have discouraged me from playing. <br/> <br/>Technically: had some resolution problems on my 1366x768 laptop monitor (game didn't fit heightwise). Luckily I was able to play because it scrolled and I didn't need the bottom part too much.
May 12 08:40:00 11m 00s Microscopia Powerful game, powerful message. Unfortunately, I didn't have the patience to follow through to the end, especially after the reversal mode came in. Music fits great, a little repetitive though. Love the simplicity and feel of it. AWESOME first game!!! Can't wait to see what else you come up with. Good work!!