A puzzle game based on that one dog comic script. Get the dog to his coffee while keeping him alive and burning all the furniture. Everything will be fine!
Update: Added some post jam levels! We'll try to add a new level each day until the Jam ends! Note that the par system and post jam levels are the only things added post jam so you don't have to include those features when ranking our game (you can download the original jam submission on the itch.io page (windows only))
Very cool mechanics and a lot of variety too, It would lend very well to a longer game, with more time to play around with the different rules. Well done! (The way you can keep on letting time pass while everything even the mug is on fire cracked me up)
Nicely done - I liked the way the rules came out over the first few levels and I can see how this could be a great casual phone game. I liked it a lot. My only comment is really minor - it wasn't totally obvious that I should click on the speech bubbles to move forward. Music was great match too.
This is one of my favourites! A really nice puzzle game, reminds me a bit of Chu Chu Rocket (puzzle mode, not competitive of course).
At first I thought this might be a simple riff off a meme image, but it's a very well-designed interpretation of the cartoon. The steady introduction of new mechanics gave it a good learning curve and kept it very interesting.
I haven't finished the levels yet, but I'm definitely coming back for more!
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22 Apr 2020, 15:20
Fun and intuitive! Love the art, and 15 levels, wow! Great job and great game.
I loved the attention to detail, from picking a similar font, to making the frames of the game resemble that of the comic's! Super cute, great puzzles, and the music choice fits perfectly! Bravo!
Great game! Really well-executed with a consistent graphical style and music. Lots of interesting and innovative puzzle mechanics. The puzzles themselves were good although some of them could have been more satisfying: some were over-constrained making it a bit too quick to find the only possible solution, and others felt a bit inelegant (high number of turns required), but a several of the later ones were very neat.
(The way you can keep on letting time pass while everything even the mug is on fire cracked me up)