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| Timestamp | Since previous | Game | 13x666's comment | |
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| Oct 4 11:28:35 | Hell's Kitchen | ♥ 1 | Everything is pretty clear, and once you get to a point where you're memorizing recipes it becomes insane in a good way. Great presentation and mood, too. A fair representative of the genre, great work! | |
| Oct 4 11:49:35 | 21m 00s | The Internship | ♥ 1 | *Don't even TALK to me until I've had my coffee!* I've enjoyed the hell out of the opportunity to strut around The Office, it's so endearing! The set is recreated with awesome attention to detail, and it's a pleasure to look at. I would love to see more variety in terms of tasks to perform: every task from your list would make a good activity in my opinion, and would add diversity to the process. But in the end I did get hired and got to fly the paper airplane, yay! My only concern is that they'll give me a workplace in Ryan's closet :( |
| Oct 4 12:15:18 | 25m 43s | Ten Secs To Pack! | ♥ 4 | It was waaaay more fun that I unticipated :D I think I did everything, I just kept packing and dancing to the groovy beats at the same time, and the game kept throwing new stuff at me that made me laugh. The three-eyed (Schrödinger's?) cat escaped the closed box and hid up in the pipes, and I tried to catch it with an opened box, but it wouldn't go in, argh! :D Overall, I loved the creativity with the items and their behavior, there's a potential here to create a huge variety that will keep the player on their toes for hours. Oh, and a separate appreciation for making the book actually animate when opening/closing! |
| Oct 4 12:25:44 | 10m 26s | Thwack | ♥ 1 | It plays smoothly and feels really good, it just doesn't really have a theme connection. The game jus begs to get rid of the 10 seconds thing to become a fun, cute little tennis simulator that it is. :) Great job anyway! |
| Oct 4 18:41:37 | 6h 15m | Alice In Ten Seconds | ♥ 1 | Adorable characters and a nice surprise with the sudden genre switch |
| Oct 4 19:09:23 | 27m 46s | Waves | ♥ 4 | Remember how Super Hot was born as a game jam submission and went on to become a huge unique thing? I'm getting strong vibes of Super Hot success from this entry. It's incredible. Add some nice control scheme to it with a gamepad support, and I'll be lost for hours and hours. Also, give me a full VR version. Where do I put my money? |
| Oct 4 19:32:30 | 23m 07s | A Handy Job | ♥ 2 | First off, hahahahahahaha. So many things in this game are just pure fun. From the core mechanic that tickles your brain to the unexpected tasks such as massaging the boss's back, it's delightful! Also, the 5 second break was veeeery welcome, so thoughtful. thanks for the incredible entry :) |
| Oct 5 11:14:05 | 15h 41m | NN7 Guardian | ♥ 4 | Awesome game loop, very intuitive and catchy. It has this hard to describe quality that makes you feel like you're learning some kind of useful skill while you're playing, you feel like the game is big and you're gonna need to get really good at it if you're serious about playing, even though it's very simple and straightforward. Maybe it's due to incredible levels of polish (I'm getting strong Startopia vibes) — graphics, audio, UI, everything is 5/5. What this game needs in my opinion is some clear visualization of goals and progress. When I got to about 15 miners and 15 fighters, I was feeling that I topped out because my miners would pretty much strip a system of all its resources in one wave while my fighters effortlessly destroyed the first wave of enemies, and then I would just spend all my profit on jump preparation. I was convinced this was it. But then I just decided to see what would happen if I kept fighting instead of fleeing, and I suddenly won. It would be great to at least see how many jumps you've made. Maybe have the ability to upgrade my ships, heal the mothership, gather resources for some kind of super-weapon and then progressively build it and defend it from intruders and worry about having to leave the whole thing behind and start over, the concept is so flexible and so easily extended with this kinds of features. I would really love to see a post-jam version or even a full game with this mechanic and aesthetic. Thanks for an awesome entry! |
| Oct 5 19:17:12 | 8h 03m | Carton Carrier | ♥ 1 | Had fun, would play again, will probably play again, actually I'm off to play again, bye. |