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Aug 24 02:54:00 Connected Worlds how do I shot web
Aug 24 02:58:00 4m 00s Broken World interesting concept. Reminded me of last LD's theme, "beneath the surface". Also reminded me a bit of Evoland when gameplay and graphics elements started appearing.
Aug 24 22:03:00 19h 05m Monochrome Not bad! It got frustrating, and I quit after dying to spikes after getting past the "keep trying" part on level 2. Would be nice if there was some way to replenish power (maybe there is and I didn't get to it).
Aug 24 23:53:00 1h 50m Legacy of Lamas same here. I just kept clicking on the warp cores, wasn't really sure of what else to do. I really like the art, though! Excellent aesthetic.
Aug 25 00:06:00 13m 00s E.T.I.T. Controls are much tighter than when I tested on IRC! The puzzles were challenging enough to be interesting, but not enough to be frustrating.
Aug 25 02:32:00 2h 26m Lost with a compass Excellent atmosphere! I like the use of shadows. Collision got a bit frustrating at times when I collided with the edge of trees and stopped moving.
Aug 25 02:51:00 19m 00s A Game about Making a Game I don't see what to do once I get to the stage with the hammer. The game doesn't work there, and I can't use my usual solution (smashing it with a hammer) unless there's a control I don't know about.
Aug 25 03:07:00 16m 00s fyuse Some way to resize the field of view would have helped, I couldn't really see where I was going after picking up tons of planets!
Aug 25 03:20:00 13m 00s Simultaneous Quite difficult!
Aug 26 02:49:00 23h 29m Galactic Dump I second what laremere said. This is excellent. All the graphics and audio seem so consistent, the game has an excellent atmosphere.
Aug 27 08:26:00 29h 37m HopSlide This was amazing. I loved the concept (I'm also familiar with a similar game, possibly the one Wertle mentioned, but it focused entirely on the "maze" aspect - your maze was only one part of a bigger puzzle). Very unorthodox, and very well executed.