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Another day in the life of a young adventurer.. at least it was supposed to be. An unexplainable curse caused you to wake up without your body. In order to set off on your quest, you must first retrieve your bodyparts. As you try to get your body back, several minigames will test your reflexes.
Fun game and I like the art, but some of the minigames where too hard and a bit too short. They should have been a bit easier for someone that plays the game for the first time
Really should have used nearest-neighbour scaling on the textures, the pixel art becomes really blurred. The minigames are fairly unforgiving, requiring me to try them many times. Especially the convincing your uncle one is just weird and unintuitive.
An adventure about getting your body back could be interesting, though I'm not sure the minigames approach works too well for that.
really nice and fun! idk why everyone complains about the minimages, they were the most fun part. the only problem is controls are a little uncomfortable - the character keeps moving even after i release the movement keys
The concept is pretty cute, but the controls are a bit sticky. Near the end i think there was a bug, i didn't finished dodging the stuff the uncle was throwing, but it said an adventure awaits (which i assumed is the end)
Concept is really nice, I like the building of the mechanics as you get more and more body parts. The mini-games were unnecessary, difficult and prevented me from finishing the game, which is too bad because I enjoyed it.
I liked the humor, the story and the graphics. I wish the dialogue appeared faster. I liked that the minigames were challenging, but I think they were a bit too difficult.
Concept and idea is nice. I assume you used unity in which I understand why the pixel art is so blurry. When you import pixel art, disable anti alias in the spirte setting or else you will get blurry edges. I liked the way you encounter things but it requires different body parts to actually access. However, some of the minigames were just unfair. The foot one where you have to get ALL 10 to pass was nearly impossible until I found you could just mash WASD to win.
I actually kinda liked it. I enjoyed the pixel art, even though they weren't sharp I rather liked them, and the gameplay as a whole wasn't bad.
Movement was a lil strange in my opinion though, especially since it didn't look or feel grid based. As for the minigames, I liked all but one, the up-the-stairs one, where I just spammed my keys to pass it.
I really liked the idea of having to assemble your body and the story as well as the minigames were fun. The graphics, humor and minigames reminded me of Undertale. I was really impressed by the amount of high-quality pixel art in the house but the minigames looked a bit lackluster in comparison. The stairs minigame was a bit hard but i eventually "mastered" it by constantly mashing all arrow keys :)
Wow, this was REALLY well done! I really enjoyed this. I laughed out loud a few times, and I really really liked the art. The minigames were a nice change of pace, although the maze one was very difficult for me. Overall this is one of the best games I've seen in this Ludum Dare. GREAT job!
Fun game! My friend was laughing at me suck at the minigames, but I got my dues when they proceeded to suck just as bad at them. All in all the minigames and the story were quite amusing, but I have a few comments:
* In the stairs minigame, it becomes pretty trivial if you simply mash both WASD and the arrow keys at the same time. * After you convince your uncle if you hit space too many times you will be put back into the minigame and have to complete it again.
Funny concept to start with and nice ways to explore around the flat to find the pieces. The controls are bit clinky at times and maybe could improve the graphics for some of the games but these are additions on the good foundation so great overall :)
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An adventure about getting your body back could be interesting, though I'm not sure the minigames approach works too well for that.
Near the end i think there was a bug, i didn't finished dodging the stuff the uncle was throwing, but it said an adventure awaits (which i assumed is the end)
Movement was a lil strange in my opinion though, especially since it didn't look or feel grid based. As for the minigames, I liked all but one, the up-the-stairs one, where I just spammed my keys to pass it.
Other than that, pretty nice! GJ
The graphics, humor and minigames reminded me of Undertale.
I was really impressed by the amount of high-quality pixel art in the house but the minigames looked a bit lackluster in comparison. The stairs minigame was a bit hard but i eventually "mastered" it by constantly mashing all arrow keys :)
* In the stairs minigame, it becomes pretty trivial if you simply mash both WASD and the arrow keys at the same time.
* After you convince your uncle if you hit space too many times you will be put back into the minigame and have to complete it again.