Thanks so much! It's really nice to hear what you thought about it. I was pretty confident about the idea being possible but did run into some unexpected roadblocks. The main one being that unity doesn't like videos being played at 10x speed so I had to skip frames individually hence the large file size. Each object has about 300 pngs and I choose which one to show based on speed. And thanks for the rest of your compliments!
I really like the theme of being a cat knocking stuff over! I might recommend better 'tutorial' pathing because I jumped over the trash can on my first run and didn't know I could attack stuff. Really cute aesthetic!
Thank you so much for your great feedback! I definitely agree with you with the colour grading (I was just guessing), I think the idea of rotoscoping each of the objects crossed my mind but it was probably too much for a jam (I've never done it before).
Such a great game and execution and to think it can actually run on a gameboy is amazing! Unfortunately for me dying is the most satisfying part of the game so I am very much happy to (lol).
Initially I thought it was a bullet hell game which could have been interesting but then realised I actually had to collect the other spinners. It was well made though and has a lot of room to grow!
Really interesting! I think the spin mechanic might be flipped because for me I intuitively gave backspin off the ceiling to make it slow down but i had to go the other way. Other than that I don't think I've seen a game with such a simple mechanic so good job!
Was not expecting to see a souls like in a jam but am pleasantly surprised! amazing to see a larger team have a coherent product with the music, visuals and mechanics working well together!
hahaha thanks for putting so much effort into playing this small game. I agree with what more I could have done but my idea for the jam was more about the vibe rather than the gameplay.
Thank you for the feedback! I definitely agree with you with the gameplay and file size, the gameplay was only a kind of 'means' to make this experience exist, in an ideal world, I would have more depth. The file size is totally my bad and I think scares a lot of people off but I wasn't considering it when I was making the game and only noticed after. I'm glad you found my game intriguing!
Really interesting. I did find the implementation to be a little strange with a timer being the win condition but it being theoretically possible to survive for infinite time just by pulling again, maybe I didnt understand it though.
