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| 2022 | 51 | Every 10 seconds | 👥 | Potat-OS | jam | 432 | 3.65 | 3.69 | 3.64 | 3.98 | 3.71 | 3.63 | 3.97 | 3.72 |
Really impressive for a compo game! Fun to play, good audio and music overall, the graphics are easy to read. It took me a few tries to realize I could move with arrow keys but once I did it was a blast!
Cute game but the gameplay is essentially a click masher, i would have loved to be able to put down the bowl and have to replenish it as hungry kittens get impatient. Two little issues I had: - Some kittens popped their heads out of the right border and stayed there for long, I clicked on them but had no feedback of if they were fed or not - The sound effects can sometimes plays on top of each other leading to a huge spike volume causing saturation.
Fun concept, love the twist! Audio is blaringly loud though, a bit of a shame considering the quality of it.
I'm not sure I understand, is the full gameplay loop just pressing the button? I think the button could use a sound effect to make it a bit more satisfying to press in that case.
The game looks fun but i can't solve a picross to save my life, at least you're very generous with the HP so it helps. The graphics are neat and the music has a solid composition and arrangement to it, my only major issue with it is that it's way to loud to start with (I had to half the volume on my system to keep it at a good level).
The concept of powering before the boss in a strange timeloop is a fun take on the roguelike genre!
This could actually be a fun ear-training game if it had a tighter gameplay to it. Also because of the floatiness of the jumps it's easy to land on a wrong note by mistake. Maybe a "intervals only" mode would be a good easy mode?
Really fun little game, if you had told me it was a humble bundle game I would have believed it! I Really hope you polish this this some more and eventually publish it, thiswould bea great little puzzle game on steam deck or smartphones!
I really like the orbit change mechanic, it'd be really fun if two meteors that meet in orbit could destroy each other, it would add another layer to the gameplay loop. Audio is nice, though the music could sit a bit quieter in the overall mix. Really loved playing it!
Love the UI within the coputer, it's a really fun touch. I did get fired eventually because I tried to play the asteroids game too much. Great work, love the music.
@chitoyuu HEy! Glad you noticed the music morph, that was @vinsynth 's idea. And I had a blast mixing the individual tracks (though track 4 almost took my sanity away). You can listen to them up on spotify or over on bandcamp, we aimed to have a complete professional music production pipeline for this jam. It was professionally composed and arranged, professionally mixed and professionally mastered!
Loved the writing, the end was a bit of a tear jerker (doesn't help that I'm tired from the jam). Audio wise there's room for improvement, you could make sure the music loops perfectly, as through a the course of a full playthrough the music restarts 4 or so times and it's quite an audible restart. You could also normalize it so it sits lower in teh overall mix, the SndFX get a bit drowned in the music sadly.
Overall really cool game, great writing!
It was fun to play, the timing is really short so it takes a few tries to get the hang of it but after a while it was fun to see the various profiles, loved the humor! The music was really loud though, I had to adjust the sound way down to get it to a comfortable level. This could be fixed by normalizing the music to something like -14 LUFS when exporting your audio in logic :)
Great concept but there's a few kinks with the UI and controls, having to click twice to get leather and drag it on the crafting grid isn't very intuitive, and having to click back on the recipe book option to close it is odd.Binding it to a key or putting a closing cross button on t would have helped make it smoother.