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Aug 16 03:07:24 Castle Custodian ♥ 1 Great game, the first one in this LD I was gripped by and completed (10 HP left :) Like the audio and visuals too. I only think it would have been better if it was known where an enemy would next spawn, even if only for a moment, since without it I had them spawn right next to me not giving me any time to avoid their next projectile.
Aug 17 05:53:47 26h 46m Summer's Lease ♥ 1 Honestly didn't expect the writing to be this engrossing. Personally I've only found the mention of theme a little too frequent (would've been fine with just the backpack as the only reference, really, or maybe that and couple other ones), but it did not lower my opinion of the game. So far the most fleshed out (and interesting) LD42 project I've seen, great job!
Aug 17 06:04:48 11m 01s Dark Lord Ludum Dare ♥ 1 Great puzzle game, loved the tutorial/introduction sequence. Overall very well made!
Aug 17 06:20:18 15m 30s House of Dog ♥ 1 Fun idea and setting! The gameplay was not very intuitive at first, but I figured it out after a couple of retries and built a nice spacious hotel/dog exploitation center. Great job!
Aug 19 08:52:00 50h 31m Ant Factory ♥ 1 An awesome game - great job creating the mechanics and having the crafting tree balanced all in 72h. Had to retry the last level a couple of times, but finishing it was so rewarding :) (nitpick: wish there was a "restart" button in the menu if you haven't failed yet - sometimes you just see that it won't work). I also really liked the money mechanic, it added more depth (especially to the last level). Overall your game is definitely one of the best (and most thought through) submissions I've seen. Also thanks a lot for making a linux version available, I had to pass on many games because of no HTML5/linux support (which is also weird since many people used Unity anyway - why not export to more platforms and/or web).