Hey fellow Winnipeger! :D Fun game! Ther music was really funky and the different pets were cool :) I'm not sure of the people liked my pets or if they were carrying them offscreen and ripping them to shreds ;P Doesn't really matter I suppose those were abominations.
I liked the concept and the pets (especially the one with tentacles!), but didn't understand if there was winning and losing in assembling them or just in the throw part. Sometimes space doesn't seem to work in the first time. Interesting to see. ^-^
It's a bit unclear how to do well in this game. I assembled some pets I thought kinda matched the customer, but there wasn't any feedback on whether I did it well or not.
That was certainly very odd. I feel like the game could use some more problem solving, like having the guests give a riddle or something to make you figure out what they want, because otherwise its just a dexterity game, and there isn't much reason to mix and match parts which was the coolest part. Very unique concept, and would love to see more of the modular kind of design you have with the pets.
The way you can change parts of the being is really nice, I don't remember ever seeing such a mechanic in an LD entry before. Nice job with that, because the three beings even look cool. The artstyle is a bit inconsistent, as the 3D part is too different from the art of the customers. The music works and the presentation is nice.
The odd thing is, there is not much gameplay here, you just have to memorize what the three customers want and that's it. It's a shame because the assembling mechanic is so interesting. I wish there was some interaction between you and customers, they would say something and you would have to assemble something for them and hope for the best.
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Interesting to see.
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The odd thing is, there is not much gameplay here, you just have to memorize what the three customers want and that's it. It's a shame because the assembling mechanic is so interesting. I wish there was some interaction between you and customers, they would say something and you would have to assemble something for them and hope for the best.