I love the idea that the soundtrack is just the tune which the character hums to himself.
The idea that the player has to be in a certain place to scale an object is interesting. One thing I would like to see more of are situations where it's hard for the player to not scale an object with him (for example if there is not enough space to move away from it or with a separate mechanic) and what kind of puzzles can be created from it.
Great job!
We both made a fishing game. We are brothers.
Loved the game! The presentation is increadible for a 96 hours jam and the idea is creative and easily expandable.
As a rhytm game fan I must also inform you that I will no longer sleep until I catch that pesky eel.
Thank you for providing feedback!
There is currently only two ways to get away from a boat-sized fish the player has to either swim far enough away or dodge 3 of it's attack for it to get bored and give up. We're looking to add new ways of interacting with it after the jam.
If you're talking about the giant fish it's indeed impossible to swim away from it, but must of the time it is benefitial to let it attack and eat you - this doen't do damage to you (at least it's not intendent - there is currently a bug when you can hit a rock if you're close to it, when the giant fish attacks) and you can catch more expensive fish inside.
Again thank you for playing!
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Great game! One problem I encountered was a bug with the dark lizard. It stopped in place after jumping near a wall. This unfortunatly happened twice and I couldn't finish the game because of this :(
Great game! Super fun and polished!
One thing that would be nice to see is somehow give the player more insentive to scretch to the far away huoseholds. Right now the houses recharge so quickly it's optimal to just keep taxing the closest 5 or 6 of them without ever reaching for the further placed ones. Which is just kind of unfair to those poor closeliving peasants (although probably historically accurate).
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Amazing level of polish! This pretty much feels and looks like a finished game.
One thing I was confused about is when robots effect activates. It feels like for positive effect you have to destroy the robot and for negative it activates when it reaches the end of the field, but I'm not sure.
Neat idea! I found the big monsters to be useless at the begginig of the game - you can't place them unless the team is already buffed, but they take up space in the hand intead of the usefull cards. So one thing that would be nice to see is the ability to place monsters and bonuses in the room beyond the next one. So you can drop a taurus near the end and just hope that the characters are strong enough by this point. You can pair it with the ability to choose player path (although I understand, that it kinda goes against the idea of DnD session) or placing some preexisting monsters on the map.
Overall the game has a lot of potenntial. Good job!
Found a bug (I don't mind though)
The game is great btw!
One of if not the most interesting idea on the jam! The art style is also great!
Surprisingly this was also unironically the hardest game I played and was able to complete.
I would suggest showing the range for nearby stars on screen so the player can tell exatcly among which stars the constellation stars can be found. And there was also an issue once where I made the right constellation in the wrong order (went clockvise and not vice versa and it didn't count) which could be sooooo confusing when you're not sure about the shape.
One quality of life change that would be nice to see is the ability to reset the constallation phase wighout reseting the hint phase - what I mean is if I made the wrong contelation now, I have to manually unclick the start in the same order I clicked them so it would be cool to have the button that just clears the lines between stars without reseting the whole level.
I really enjoyed the game and hope you continue to work on it after the jam!
Great job!
It's an interisting idea to make jumping tied to a limited resource. Gravity is indeed a little to high so it can be difficult to react and boost away in time, but those kind of issues can be ironed out with enough playtesting.
Congratz on partaking in the jam despite the situation!!
Simply increadible!
One of the most fun games on the jam!
Thanks for playing!
Giant fish might be scary but they are actually somewhat on the player side as they allow you to catch more expensive fish inside. It's the average-size fishes you should be scared of (those are evil).
Great game! Nice to see someone bringing strategy games on the Jam!
One issue I had was accidently closing/refreshing the tab for some reason. Windows version would be very appreciated in the future. I also wish there was a button to select half of the castle population since 50 is enough to upgrade an empty setllement to a castle.
Good job!
Oh, interesting solution! Will keep it in mind in the future. Thank you!
What a banger! I love how quickly you can blaze through the level and how many options you have to do so. Absolutly loved the game!
My only suggestion would be about the timer - I wish there was an options to play individual levels for practise or at least have another time counter which doesn't include restarts so the player can figure out which path works best for each of the levels. I was able to beat the game in 194 seconds but had quite a few restarts so now it's hard to tell whether I should complete some levels differently or just try my best to replicate the solutions I've already found without dying.
The movement system you created works so well for speedrunning! Would love to see the full version of the game some day!
P.S. I also found the bug when sometimes you dash to a blob close to you while being on a platform you fall into the platfom collider and it takes some time to fall out of it.
Sounds like a bizzare bug! Guess I just got a blessed version of the game accidently :)
I should also mention that I played windows version and already had some highscores in the game on my first playthrough (just in case that helps with detecting the issue).
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Such a cute game! I really hope the gnome I took the matches from will be alright - maybe he can visit the one in the pond in his new house. The art style is so nice and cozy and the way magnifiing glass works just feels right as if I was actually looking around using it. One of my favorite games from the jam so far. Great job!
P.S. I also encountered a visual bug with the flowers (see below) that I would like to point your attention to. 
I was specifically looking for a deckbuilder on the jam so thank you for scratching my itch :)
Such a great game and feat for the theme! My two suggestions would be to 1) let the player cancel the card if they accidently picked the wrong one (I had tims when I selected the glue but didn't realise all my pieces at the top were already glued so I had to waste it at the bottom) and 2) make the freeze card actually freeze for 2 turns. In my experience the pieces frozen by it just stay frozen making it very easy to have a sort of checkpoint at any height from which you can build further even if you lose connection with the tower at the bottom which is probably not intendent (you can see this situation play out on the screenshot). I initialy thought freeze for 2 turns was more of a clever situational card you would use to protect yourself from the birds or to build a "floor" which you would later strengthen with other cards but it ended up being the powerhouse behind my whole strategy.
It would be really cool to see the full version of the game with wider card selection and more deckbuilding options. Fantastic job!
