I think like most of the other folk commenting here, I enjoyed the atmosphere and dialogue, but the resource management was tough and so I wasn't able to get far or really work out how to maintain resources without dying. It was a shame because I wanted to explore more!
This was neat. I encountered an issue to do with the art appearing to swap whilst the items were arriving on the conveyor belt that meant that in a few cases the would 'flash' whilst it was arriving, which made them less of a challenge to spot. Not sure why, might be something to do with my browser (Safari). Didn't really detract from the game though, it was a nice take on the theme.
I like the vibes of this one. (I also did a Papers Please style game and there's been a few others I've played, and it's interesting how they all differ!)
Like a lot of other people I had difficulty understanding and using the delivery system, but I liked the concept of it as a different way to challenge players, rather than using time pressure. I'd be interested to play a post-jam version with that more fleshed out.
I don't know how I feel about infinite cups.... 😆
I'd agree with the other comments that the time pressure is quite unforgiving, especially at the start of the game when you're learning how the mechanics work. But there's quite a lot of depth here, it's an interesting premise.
This is super cute, and a lot of fun - adding the real-time elements to the turn-based sokoban puzzles gave it an interesting twist. Such a nice project to do together as a family. 😄
The ending was super cute! I think the only part where I felt a little frustrated was in the sort of tower section, near the top, with the three Noh masks, the slash lock-on quite often targeted the nearest mask rather than the more upmost mask, which meant that it was quite tricky to ascend in time to catch the baby. Other than that, excellent job, I really enjoyed it.
I really liked the construction-whilst-navigating aspect of this one. The UI was initially a little confusing, but once I managed to build out the network a little bit the mission signposting became a lot clearer. I had fun with this, thanks!
Big fan of this one, very relaxing and nice use of item gating to increase the play time of a smaller map. It was cute that the items came from the letter recipients and I thought this tied the story and progression together nicely.
LD53 — Delivery (9)
Couriers' Route by Roroto Sic 2023-05-09T18:42:56Z ♥ 1
I think like most of the other folk commenting here, I enjoyed the atmosphere and dialogue, but the resource management was tough and so I wasn't able to get far or really work out how to maintain resources without dying. It was a shame because I wanted to explore more!
Return To Sender by Aurailus 2023-05-05T21:25:33Z ♥ 1
This was neat. I encountered an issue to do with the art appearing to swap whilst the items were arriving on the conveyor belt that meant that in a few cases the would 'flash' whilst it was arriving, which made them less of a challenge to spot. Not sure why, might be something to do with my browser (Safari). Didn't really detract from the game though, it was a nice take on the theme.
Peggy's Post by suvi 2023-05-04T10:43:33Z ♥ 2
I like the vibes of this one. (I also did a Papers Please style game and there's been a few others I've played, and it's interesting how they all differ!)
Like a lot of other people I had difficulty understanding and using the delivery system, but I liked the concept of it as a different way to challenge players, rather than using time pressure. I'd be interested to play a post-jam version with that more fleshed out.
Post the Most by BLumbye 2023-05-03T21:41:04Z ♥ 3
I don't know how I feel about infinite cups.... 😆
I'd agree with the other comments that the time pressure is quite unforgiving, especially at the start of the game when you're learning how the mechanics work. But there's quite a lot of depth here, it's an interesting premise.
The Frog Prince by Thomas Karcher 2023-05-03T21:23:36Z ♥ 2
This is super cute, and a lot of fun - adding the real-time elements to the turn-based sokoban puzzles gave it an interesting twist. Such a nice project to do together as a family. 😄
Little Oni by chris1919 2023-05-03T21:08:09Z ♥ 3
The ending was super cute! I think the only part where I felt a little frustrated was in the sort of tower section, near the top, with the three Noh masks, the slash lock-on quite often targeted the nearest mask rather than the more upmost mask, which meant that it was quite tricky to ascend in time to catch the baby. Other than that, excellent job, I really enjoyed it.
Rail Blazer by alanxoc3 2023-05-03T20:44:55Z ♥ 2
I really liked the construction-whilst-navigating aspect of this one. The UI was initially a little confusing, but once I managed to build out the network a little bit the mission signposting became a lot clearer. I had fun with this, thanks!
Broomstick Post by celia14 2023-05-03T19:50:11Z ♥ 2
This was cute and fun! (But I wanna know the ending, hopefully you'll get to it post-jam... 😉)
Air Delivery by pianoman373 2023-05-03T13:27:34Z ♥ 2
Big fan of this one, very relaxing and nice use of item gating to increase the play time of a smaller map. It was cute that the items came from the letter recipients and I thought this tied the story and progression together nicely.