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Apr 15 11:45:46 Ritual of Ribbit ♥ 2 Really liked the dynamics of the trampoline summon =D
Apr 15 12:01:24 15m 38s Fill the Void ♥ 1 I recently bought a board game called Hanabi that involves remembering a lot of information about your cards you can't see, including colors! Your entry reminded me of it! Starting from difficulty 4 it was a bit hard to keep up, but I like memory games like this. Not a fan of stressful time limits, though!
Apr 16 07:17:06 19h 15m Glyph Tower ♥ 2 I was very surprised that a lot of people this jam worked around shape recognition mechanic, just like our team did :D Your execution is very neat and I like it! Condition to not only draw the right shape but also have enough of some element really helps reducing the amount of false positives during recognition, which I think is a really smart design choice! Still, there were a lot of "What is this?" moments during stressful situations which made the whole system feel unfair, maybe that's because I'm left-handed and shapes end up looking not quite as intended :(
Apr 16 08:42:41 1h 25m Spectral Fingers ♥ 2 Very fun(ny) one xD RIP to everyone who tried to type "A"
Apr 16 10:51:44 2h 09m Escape from zoo ♥ 0 Controls are a bit off, but I really like how this game looks, super comfy! There is a bug where you get stuck in the "zoo" area and can not see character sprite anywhere. What should I do?
Apr 16 13:30:13 2h 38m Vocatio ♥ 2 Liked the game! If I could give some feedback it would be about the issue with meaningful choices. I tried to have a run where I would only spam one spell and it just worked, which hints at unfair balance of the spells! Other than that, great idea =)
Apr 16 13:40:11 9m 58s SUMMOGON ♥ 1 First of all great game title xD At first I thought I grasped the rules of the game during the second hand... I didn't. But, having narrator talking to me was a very, VERY cool detail that made the whole process more engaging. Good job! Also, I really like the card design
Apr 16 13:48:01 7m 50s Songbird Symphony ♥ 1 Haha that's a very nice concept! Last 2 birbs were too funny xD I can see this as a game that can teach you some trivia about different bird sounds, as well as teach you to draw more accurate strokes, just great!
Apr 16 14:01:31 13m 30s Gacha May Cry ♥ 5 A gacha for "summoning" game jam? Wait, that's smart xD Really liked all the little references here and there. Also, very realistic representation of my luck in gachas.
Apr 16 14:09:09 7m 38s Cupcake Summoning ♥ 1 That last ingredient caught me off guard...
Apr 16 14:15:54 6m 45s Slaymore ♥ 6 That's your FIRST jam submission? Really strong start, friend! My only complaint is the sensitivity of the controls, felt like I'm not in control of what I'm doing. But the style is there and I like it
Apr 16 14:41:47 25m 53s Bean and Brew ♥ 4 Woah, 2.5D! It was fun to just mash buttons and see where summons would take me xD
Apr 16 16:51:10 2h 09m Luna's Ritual ♥ 2 Addictive, but becomes too hard too fast!
Apr 18 08:12:31 39h 21m Tristram ♥ 4 I was following your updates guys once I saw your first post in the feed this jam! Really happy to see the results! P.S. Just out of curiosity, what approach you used for managing AI of your heroes? I'm stil quite new to a lot of this, so my amateur guess would be GOAP, but please let me know whether my guess is right or not!
Apr 24 21:00:16 156h 47m Aphantasia ♥ 3 Love the time put into making each plant shake when walking nearby :)
Apr 26 03:41:50 30h 41m Throes of the Javelin ♥ 3 Reminds me of Akatori
May 1 08:46:02 125h 04m Summon Shuffleboard ♥ 1 I'm absolutely in love with all the little moving things you definitely put big care into. All those little animations make the game have soul. And just at the moment when I was ready to close the so-called-unfinished game, you surprise me with a bunch of interesting stuff, which felt really fun and promising! Thank you!