Great visuals, looks like it could have been a real game. Figuring out how things work was kinda exploratory, but I understood the assignment. Even got to the end credits with the [REDACTED] theme music xd
Couldn't find anyone to play with, but it's an interesting concept - kinda rock-paper-scissors-like to decide whether to bulk up and win on the scales, or rush to the top and hope the other stayed behind and can't reach the top in time.
The voice was funny and felt like it could have been included in an "official" game. Would have loved to explore a bit more of the mechanics, but jam deadline cuts short everything, I know :P
Hey, great game for your first jam submission! After getting used to the controls I found it fun to enter a room and forced to quickly come up with a solution as time runs out. In most puzzle/platformer games you can dilly dally, and take your time, but the player is always on the edge here, needing to make split-second decisions. The two things I would change is that I'd ease on the time restriction (or eliminate it altogether) until the players familiarizes themselves with the controls and environment intractables. (trying to figure out how to swich characters in 10 seconds, until the level blows up is really tough) The other thing is I'd make who's the currently selected character more visible, so the player has better indication who they're controlling, and switched to.
Nice, moody graphics and sounds. The game kinda reminded me of that subway tunnel game where you need to spot the differences. Only here you needed to find where did that box spawned.
Played the downloadable version, it worked fine there.
Great game, got all 8 pickups (though the last one needed some searching to find) Really like games where the interactivity is in the world, even more so when it affect physical objects you can ride!
softlocked myself 2 times because I wasn't fast enough to catch greens, and the game stopped spawning anything slower, so I couldn't make money to upgrade. Could be an interesting take on the incremental genre, if only there would be a fallback mechanic to grind
For some reason this reminded me of the old Atari 2600 game Crackpots. There you defend lanes too, and the enemy spawn line gets closer the more you fail - except here each lane gets closer individually, and seeing losing lanes altogether was interesting. Couldn' spawn more enemies unfortunately though.
Has the potential to be a high skill ceiling game. The controls are tough to get around, but once mastered there' plenty of opportunity to make epic speedruns.
It's Bonk Time! Found out the best strategy for giant lazer robots is to go big, and outdamage them with bonk spam. Also fun when the little guy's shield turns him into a bouncy ball and you can cosplay as sonic xd
Expected Guacamelee, got a nice puzzle game instead. Makes you think about the solution, and makes you feel smart after a successful execution. The cacti are nightmare fuel though xd
me when I have ammo: "Get back here, let me shoot you!" the monster when I'm finally out: "I'm not locked in here with you. You're locked in here with me!"
Best looking game I saw in the entire game jam. The dog head wiggle when it turns alone worth 5/5 presentation :D When you can drive around, chilling is a nice addition - that would make a great game too.
This game made the unpredictable game of rock-paper-scissors predictable. :P Tactics: bait the opponent by picking a choice (who pick the counter of it every time), get close then immediately switch to the one left to it (which will counter the counter). Repeat. Win
