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Looks like they got the prize :/ How did you find out they stole my game with the name being different and all?

My game:

https://wolderado.itch.io/rush-station

Their submission:

https://quarkshot.itch.io/train-packer

Please do not send any money to them and report them

Thanks for letting me know! These thiefs...

It's pretty fun! After a while you get a sense of it and start cutting things perfectly in half :D But if wish there was no "you cut too much" cause I sometimes just want to cut the banana perfectly vertical :D

You can also try out the new demo from Steam! It's much more advanced than the version here

Thanks! Glad to hear you liked it!

That's cool! Thanks for playing!

Thanks! Glad to hear you like it!

Do you use a non-qwerty keyboard? You can try downloading the exe and try it there

Thanks!

Thanks!

Thanks! It was more like two weeks since I got sick halfway through the project and had to rush it finish it :D

Thanks

Oh, I never saw that tool. It looks incredibly useful!

This is such a good game. There are surprising amount of content inside for a jam game! Everything feels really polished. And near the end, I realized there is a fricking FLUID SIMULATION running at the background haha :D It was super cool to see. The only negative thing I could say is that the ending felt a bit flat and ambiguous

What an awesome entry. Spinning to gain shields (among other things) is such a genius idea! Particle effects slaps too!  The only small complaint I have is that it was hard to stop my rotation and aim at small ships. So I usually opted to spin and shoot and hope my bullets hit enough enemies :D Maybe a little more friction on the rotation could help

Super nice! It was fun. I was able to get 400 points. I really liked the twist on the genre by making it on a sphere. No player-warping required :D

Sadly couldn't play it easily due to up-down arrow keys moving the scrollbar. Can you also upload the desktop version if it's allowed? The game looks super fun though. Especially loved the CRT monitor effect :D

Haha yeah :D That was the inspiration :D

Thanks! Glad you enjoyed it!

Yeah, I noticed that too during the development.  For some reason, they feel so human. Maybe it's because of the limited number of interaction mechanics

On paper AI is nothing fancy. Just a finite state machine with a greedy inclination

Thanks for the feedback! That is probably not a bug. When you hover on your character with the mouse, it shows you some of your stats. I should change that in the future

Nice! It was fun to play but I had a few issues. I couldn't find a way to recover health even though I'm constantly losing health. The creatures are too tough and quickly piles up around me and blocking my exit. But overall simple and solid gameplay!

Thanks! I didn't want to make sounds punchy because most of them are playing tens of times in a second in later in the game. But nice idea! I might add some kicks to less frequent sounds

Hello fellow Jammers!

It would be great to get more feedback on my game. Here's my entry:

https://wolderado.itch.io/samurai-survivors

If you've made a game (Especially if it's similar) post it in the comments! I would love to play and rate it

Totally valid feedbacks and I agree with all of them. I'll work on those in the updated version. Thanks a lot!

Yeah ghost walk is a little weird but its still cool! Thanks for the feedback!

Juice overload! Def deserves first place. Every little detail feels amazing

Particle effects really make things awesome. And this game nails it!

Thanks! I'm glad everything felt great! The game has this cute vibe for some reason :D

Hahaha :D Okay okay I'll get back to it... Just took a quick detour that's all :D

I actually somewhat regularly post new DoubleMe WIP gifs on twitter and gamejolt. Maybe I should post more on itch

Thanks! I like roguelikes too! They really are so fun to play

No problem. I hope you'll enjoy it!

I'm glad you liked it!

Hey! Excited for the jam! I attended a game jam similar to this. There were lots of technical questions asked by attendees. Maybe you can check out there and answer some questions that apply to this jam as well. 

That jam was called 4MB Jam: https://itch.io/jam/4mb

And please don't make the same mistake about the results. 1st place won with two 5 star ratings