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Hint: keep moving, but don’t jump

Insane quality top to bottom - well done team!

Move faster: hell yeah

Move even faster: hell yeah

move EVEN faster: oh god what have I done


Great little game with some seriously dope music. The secret out of bounds death is a lovely touch and the death SFX had me laughing.

Wow, awesome!

Holy shit this is so awesome!!! Thank you so much for making this, what an amazing piece! Do you mind if I share this on Bluesky?

Oh damn, I wish I had caught it! A fine addition to the game. 

Absolutely fantastic! Made it halfway through the Niches at work til I had to go home. No notes, awesome puzzle game. Gonna keep on it later. The only odd thing I noticed is the Brachio description - "they DO travel in herds" - is this intentionally worded as if it is not an "always" condition?

Thank you so much!

An exciting mystery from start to finish, yet the environment and music are just steeped in calm and tranquility. Super fun to tunnel around and speculate on what the hell is going on in this intriguing world. I want more, but it's also just perfect as-is.

Simple, beautiful, peaceful fun! Lovely experience.

But... but.... I tried

Great concept, especially like the way you can't spam attacks and how it ties into being an artist. Hits home all around, brave choice to make a game about this subject but such an important mental health topic that all of us need to be vocal and supportive about. Thanks for making it :)

Fun arcade experience that I could see expanding in many ways! Only got to wave 3 but I'll be back to get my revenge.

Awesome, thanks so much for playing and recording your experience, that's really helpful and a treat for me to see!

This game made me hate head math way more than I already do. Well done though, seemed to only make it to 6. Pretty addicting despite my addition skills failing completely!

Totally forgot to reply to this sooner - thank you so much for the kind words and for playing! Love to read that you enjoyed the atmosphere and found some challenges to overcome!

Beautiful style, and although sliding puzzles are not my favorite, I stuck it out and enjoyed my time. The mushrooms were especially tricky, and the step counter definitely encouraged me to retry a few to do better. Well done! 

Thank you, fellow puzzle jammer! Lots in the works right now for the post-jam update, check back in a week to see if I got them up! 

Thanks a ton, that's all so kind of you to say! I'm so shocked that the puzzle design worked out for the most part, as this is my first attempt at this style of game. I learned a fair bit from one of my favorite newer indie titles, Isles of Sea and Sky, another Sokoban-style adventure! Check that out if you haven't already.

Had fun with this one, and I usually don't with gravity-switch platformers, but the precision leniency that comes naturally from your specific implementation was a nice surprise. Being able to switch gravity directions by simply jumping against a surface is great. I'm not sure if there was supposed to be music, but I didn't encounter any unfortunately, and the sound effects are a little tough on the ears unless you really lower the volume. Still, good game with fun puzzles to navigate!

That's so kind of you, thanks a ton! Glad you enjoyed the animations and found challenges to overcome. More challenges soon!

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Went in for a second try, absolutely killed it

Congrats on your first game!! It's fun, challenging, and a very unique take on the theme. I was feeling cocky getting an x5 damage boost, then the 20+ ohms started showing up and I was frantically mashing my spacebar like my life depended on it. Again, congratulations on your first game and first jam submission, this is great!

Love the story in this game, simple but effective! Definitely a tough tough challenge right at the start though, I think the game could feel better and more fair if the danger and enemy count ramps up slower than what happens now. I'm not too great at bullet hells in general, but there's a lot to like here still. The challenge of watching your ammo and timing shots right, the ability to roll dodge, the art and music - all winners! Nice job.

Surprisingly challenging and fun! The puzzles really made me think towards the end. I think a few improvements could be made mostly in the visual language, like making it more obvious that a specific door or portal is for a specific character and adding outlines to the characters so they are easier to see, but other than that everything felt good and was understandable through experimentation. Well done!

Man, I wanted to beat L10 so badly, but after about 10 minutes of trying and failing I had to give up. Nice take on the parallel parking approach to this theme, and hello fellow Sokoban enjoyer! I like the minimalist art style; works well for this game. Good job!

I'm quite addicted to this little game, it's so satisfying to play and complete. I'm still reaching for 0 detections, but haven't gotten below 6 yet. Amazing work, all 5s from me. I'll be back!

Really cool, I had fun! I was absolutely blowing the judges away racking up x30 multipliers and flipping beyond outer space into the cosmic void - badass! Great job.

"Take a pic cause you beat it!" is one of the greatest lyrics humans have written in history. Fun little detective game, love that you got the whole family in on it. A silly but refreshing take on the theme! Good job team!

Thank you! That's so great about the difficulty, I wasn't able to have others playtest so it was a bit of a shot in the dark each time I made a level! I'm relieved that most have been able to fully complete it though. Thanks again.

That means so much, thanks a ton for playing and leaving feedback!

What an atmosphere! Love your approach to this theme, reminds me of the newer Donkey Kong games (some of my favorite parts were where you jumped back and forth between planes like Orpheus does). Having the music be one steady melody with an evolving instrument depending on your progress is an awesome choice that fits this game very well. The color schemes were great and the geometric nature of the backgrounds was quite pleasing. Nice tie-in to Greek mythology at the end.  When I first descended into the underworld, I was on the back layer and entered an endless fall right through the terrain, but luckily it looped me back to the top of the screen and I was able to jump to the foreground and continue normally. A simple but well-executed game, great job guys!

I went back to play again and you're right, it's there! It's reeeeeeally quiet though, and turning up the volume loud enough to hear it makes the death sound painfully loud :( I'd definitely play again when the sound is balanced!

Damn, this is so fun! I didn't play all of the levels, but beat the first one and tried the Exotic Health Spa one. It's amazing how much detail you put into the cars, with the feel of driving and all of the various states of broken! The AI drivers are surprisingly smart too, and I love how you gave them limited patience if they're blocked from leaving! Clearly tons of effort put into this game and it's pretty addicting once you get a hang of driving. Really well done.

Absolute stunner. Controls are tight and responsive, visual style is through the roof, and it's a really fun challenge trying to reach the end! I didn't get there yet but I'll be back 1000%. Nothing but positive feedback and five stars from me - you two made an incredible game. The music and sounds especially grabbed me; the vaporwave aesthetic shines so well here. It's like watching a Macintosh Plus album art come to life.

I had so much fun with this, nice job on the car physics! I couldn't figure out most of the levels, but the two in the top left I did and had a blast with. Love a good parallel parking job.

Very grateful for your feedback, cause I was constantly wondering if I was making things too hard or too easy! Thanks a ton!

Thank you Soren, I'm thrilled to read that about the puzzles!

Thank you Fletch, your reactions were priceless! I'm floored by the responses!

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I really appreciate you playing and leaving feedback! I agree, missing SFX is a bummer, but I think if I spent any time on it with the time I had left I might not have finished the music or submitted on time! It'll be there in the first update post-voting period, keep an eye out. Thank you!