I don't understand how you do the 3rd level. Seems like if you are above 50% in size the springs don't bounce you high enough. If you are below 50% you can reach the springs but you get launched straight into the finish and lose the level.
I liked the concept but it was quite janky and the platforming was strange. Some of the mechanics were also not very clear like how the ambulances worked
The art is amazing, I think it's a jojo reference? Not sure.
It would be nice if I could skip the intro, maybe there is a key for that but I couldn't figure it out. Having to rewatch it every time I fail a single minigame is a bit too punishing imo.
Oh I didn't realise it was 3 frogs to win. I just sort of focused on one frog because I thought it was about how long you could survive. So maybe the real critique is the goal wasn't clear? Or maybe I just missed it >:\
I liked the concept a lot. Definitely a unique game in the jam that I haven't seen before. It does make you appreciate the guys coordinating real TV more.
I just meant that I found the game easy enough to the point where I could just play forever at which point I had to end the game myself. I did get to multiple frogs but I personally would have prefered if the game had defined an end-state for me rather than me having to suicide my frogs because I had been playing for too long.
Absolutely insanely good presentation, the music and the art is so good for just 48h, actually just good in general. Plus the sound effects fit well.
The only problem I have with the game is that it's too easy, as long as you have one frog you can easily go on forever, and there is no scoring system so you end up playing for a while until you get bored.
Got 107 score. I like a good arcade-style game, and the different types of mole added some intrigue because you weren't dodging all of them, some of them you wanted to get hit by, which is a role reversal in and of itself. The only thing I wasn't clear on was the dash mechanic, it didn't always work it seems.
Fun concept, I will admit that I have played a couple of games like this in the jam. I'm not sure if I can actually lose this one? Seemed to just keep going until I won.
Great presentation, the game definitely gets easier once you start to learn all the stats by heart and don't have to look them up.
I'm not sure if this was a bug, but I noticed that the enemy stats were inverted every other turn, so the enemy stats were on the left and the player stats were on the right, opposite to where they were in the battlefield. Definitely caught me off guard.
Cool game with solid puzzles. It would be cool if you took more advantage of the reversability of the puzzles since I don't think that was really emphasised or even felt neccessary to the core game, like maybe you first have to solve them backwards then forwards? But there's always going to be leftover ideas after making a game in such a tight time, so you may have already thought of this.
I thought the idea was really cool. I think the design was good but would greatly benefit from some quality of life improvements: List of known commands(auto-correct), Up to go back to a previous command, and the ability to slowdown time would be good to avoid the need for quick typing.
I liked getting all the different abilities, reminded me of capturing enemies in Mario odyssey. I was a bit confused why sometimes I would lose control of my character after hitting the "player", and sometimes I would get to stay.