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| Timestamp | Since previous | Game | TrampolineTales's comment | |
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| May 1 02:14:21 | USPS United Space Poostal Service | ♥ 1 | I don't seem to be able to use the space bar to shoot (it just makes the page scroll down), so I can't really play the game since I'm playing on a laptop with a trackpad. | |
| May 1 02:25:03 | 10m 42s | Ultimate Package | ♥ 13 | The text and HP is a little cut off in the embedded web version. Also, I wasn't really sure why sometimes I could jump on the boss and sometimes I couldn't. I had fun luring the box enemies off the screen and trapping them though, that was a fun mechanic. Music was great, too! |
| May 1 02:53:41 | 28m 38s | LD53: House Delivery! | ♥ 2 | This is pretty fun! As others have said, the music changing speed is a very cool touch! I do wish you got points when you didn't press the button on a completed house, though. |
| May 1 03:17:32 | 23m 51s | Frantic Folding | ♥ 2 | This was fun. My score was 27. Unfortunately (or fortunately?) since there's not a penalty for pressing the wrong button, I was able to mash all the arrow keys and win without looking at the arrows too closely. On that note, the pixel-art arrows are also a little difficult to parse. |
| May 1 14:17:34 | 11h 00m | Mailman Murphy | ♥ 2 | score.png This was a lot of fun! I love the merging of a memory game with frantic platforming. skateboard.png These skateboard dudes are the bane of my existence. |
| May 3 12:51:47 | 46h 34m | WORD DROP | ♥ 0 | Fun game! As others have said, the dragging/dropping could be better. It was particularly tricky for me to play on a laptop trackpad. I think the hoverboxes for the word fragments could be much larger. In contrast to what @sodoj said, I think there's a potentially fun mechanic you could explore with the words automatically colliding when you drag them. Maybe there's another layer of puzzles you could implement that makes the order of the solution matter, sort of like a maze or slider puzzle. |
| May 3 19:35:10 | 6h 43m | Commutator | ♥ 1 | What a rad idea. Makes me want to make a borderless (or maybe even windowless?) game that's played entirely on the desktop. |
| May 4 15:41:33 | 20h 06m | Stork Exchange | ♥ 2 | I decided to purposefully lose so I could see if there was a funny game over screen. Definitely the right choice lol. |
