Mostly climbing up stairs or trying to jump up on a block when you're right next to it. It felt like the wrong animation was playing
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Yeah, I couldn't really figure out how long to make the tutorial. It's hard to balance the timing of it when everybody has different reading speed, but yes, the tutorial should have been faster. If given more time, I would have liked to implement a click through dialogue mechanic so you can better read at your own pace.
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That's exactly the atmosphere we wanted to portray in the game.
We knew we wanted to do fantasy rather than a modern day world and decided to do a cafe inside a grand evil leader's main city. That's why you can hear screams whenever the door opens. We wanted to give the idea that even if you're surrounded by evil all around you, you still have the choice to be generous.
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Yes the end screen each day is very buggy. It may have been implemented last minute . . . It's unfortunate that the final end screen broke too. I thought it was working properly on the little testing we did. Here are the other endings that you could've gotten though
Drain on the system: Failed to meet quotas for 2 days

Was it worth it?: You overcharged a lot of people and made X extra money
Quiet Quitter: Neutral ending for if you didn't get any other ending

Some Things Don't Cost Money: You discounted a lot of people and saved them X money
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There were many bugs we wanted to fix and improvements we wanted to make but unfortunately ran out of time for. We will definitely update the game to fix those bugs after the jam. For the highlighting bug, I think it's a browser issue. I ran into the same bug in Firefox, but it's fine in Google.
Also don't worry about using a calculator, I also had to use one while testing the game! Maybe we'll build a built-in calculator in a future update. It would be cool though if people do play this game and it helps improve their math skills a bit.
I like the ideas and concepts for the game. The instructions are a bit unclear for the shaping part and I don't like that when leave the shape area and come back to it, it takes you back to the molds. I also wish the final grade was broken down on how it got that score, cause I haven't gotten over an 80 and I think your characters hate me or something.
Overall it's a great game. Needs some polish to it, but I like where you guys are headed. Good job!
Great game and I love the concept of it! The instructions are simple and clear, but it was so difficult for me to actually play it as I don't type or use my keyboard like this and the extra hazards didn't help. I enjoyed that struggle of it as it screamed "skill issue" for not being able to do as well as I thought I could and made me want to play more and get better at it. Again great game and good job on making it!
This is a great game. The features are interesting and well-executed. I think a problem this game has is that it's super difficult when starting out. The tutorial system was great, but after finishing it I still felt like I was being thrown into the deep end. The timer for the deliveries went down way too fast, for at least the beginning of the game and there were no stationary platforms to get your bearings straight. I think for the main base station it would be nice if it was stationary but the player can rotate it.
The game needs some more balancing, but overall the game is great and I like the ideas and direction you're going for it. Good job guys!
I love this game! It feels like you combined ideas from shapez and mini-motorways and executed them together really well. Some critiques I have are some quality-of-life ideas that would be cool to see in future versions of the game, but I understand why they wouldn't be here for this game jam.
- I like your camera system but I fought with it a bit. I wish there were buttons to ascend and descend
- Hotkeys for every button in the game like a keyboard button to select what to build, a key for bulldozing, and a key to manipulate time
- An indicator of how close you are to getting more buildings and also increasing the rate of getting more buildings would be nice
Overall this game is really well done and well polished. The tutorial system is great. The gameplay is enjoyable and it all runs so well. Amazing job! I hope you keep developing this game!
I like the concept! The controls could use a bit of work. I thought it was a button instead of a hover-over thing at first. I also wish the acceptable margin for the correct answer was a bit tighter. I love the scales you used and I wish there were more objects for reference. I also loved the different types of questions you had like the crowd questions.
Overall, great idea! I hope you keep working on it and flesh it out some more.
I got 209 meters!
This is an amazing game! It's a simple idea but executed really well and the balance and pacing for the game felt just right. The player feedback you gave with the coconut warning and hand placements was great. I love the music but wish it kept on looping. There are probably more things you can add to the game to make it feel a bit less repetitive, but even without it, the game was very fun to play all throughout.
Overall this is a great example of a game that stuck to a concept and executed every part of their game well. Great Job!
Great game! I love the concept and the gameplay is pretty fun. I wish there was a timer to know when an order is going to expire and what each station contributes to the network. It would be nice to know which trains are available as I kept spam-clicking on stations trying to send a train over there. I also encountered a bug where I couldn't exit out of the buy menu and had to refresh the game ( I don't remember how to recreate it so sorry about that). And my game wasn't as bright and colorful as your screenshots are. I don't know if that's a problem on my end or what, but I still enjoyed the artwork.
Overall it's a cute and fun game with some strategies you can play around with. Great job you guys!
This game looks great and from first impressions, I loved how it played and the genre of the game. Here are some of my critiques of the game.
- I wish there were keyboard controls for controlling the camera. The mouse controls were fine and I didn't have any problems with them, so I guess this is more of a preference for controls
- More detailed info somewhere about what the buildings do and what they require
- I soft-locked myself when I placed down the mine. I thought I was supposed to place it by the big rock and not near the smaller ones
- The very beginning felt a bit slow when I placed down the house and just waited for more resources to generate
- A clear goal would be nice even if it's something like getting to this amount of money
Despite that, this was still a great and fun game to play. Good job you two!
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The infinite dialogue was a last-minute bug I couldn't fix. Very unfortunate that it happened and we're currently trying to solve the problem so that you all can experience the narrative. Thank you for your feedback on the movement, we'll adjust it accordingly for the next version. We're also glad that you enjoyed the visuals of the game!
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The never-ending dialogue was an unfortunate last-minute bug. When testing the game in Unity there were no problems at all, but the bug occurred after building the game. We're currently trying to fix the bug so that people will be able to read the narrative in our game.
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We wished we had an extra day to work on this as we didn't test our game till hours before the jam ended. Which of course is bad practice. I feel like we could have resolved many of these problems if we had more time. There were ways we could have used our time more efficiently during the jam, but that's all in hindsight. Each member put a ton of hours into this project and I'm grateful for that.

























