Thank you so much!!
Robert Doman
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Really challenging, I couldn't make it to the end. It took me so long to realise both J and K were buttons I could use, I only used K for most of the game. Why aren't those keys listed in the game page? Overall though, I really enjoyed it! But I would have liked more checkpoints so I wouldn't have to repeat so much each time. I loved the music and the art, beautiful game, great work!
Thank you for playing! I'm glad you enjoyed it
My original thinking was to make the triangle also work by pressing in a certain corner of the tile, but it was really fiddly. The rectangle was much less fiddly, so I left it. I also chose not to make the rectangle rotate to all 4 positions because I thought it would be confusing and hard to show the player, but it is confusing both ways, so I am rethinking the rectangle for future versions. Thank you for the feedback!
The use of paper as the theme in a 1-bit jam was very smart! I think the art needed to be a bit clearer though, understanding the backgrounds wasn't very easy so I'm glad the level design wasn't too complicated. However, great job on making some unique characters in a unique world, I think it would be great to see more from them without the limitations of the jam!
Thank you! I'm really glad you enjoyed it! 4570 is a great score, it seems like most people only get past the first sketch. My highscore in the page screenshots is 6380.
But if you want a really highscore to beat when you come back to it, I managed to get 15160 (with a lot of luck) once! Let me know if you do!
Yeah, I realise it is very hard for new players. I can do it super fast cause I played it for hours while testing it.
I'm glad you liked it, we had similar fundamental ideas about making an art game, but we took it in different directions! To place half tiles, I have to check the exact pixel location of the brush, rather than just the general tile.