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This is my favorite game of the jam

I booted the game, walked right for about 3 seconds, and it told me that I won.  I rebooted the game a separate time and I didn't auto-win, but I was brought into combat instead.  Better luck next time!

I love me a good silly title

Doesn't appear to run!

Same issue for me tragically.  Cute as fuck aesthetic though

Presentation is perfect

I like the presentation a lot!

Hope you guys enjoy :)

I laughed out loud at "I wasted my life not pursuing my dream of being a successful indie dev".  Five stars for that alone.

We have a winner, folks.  5 stars.

Good presentation, hard as fuck in some parts

Cute idea, but I REALLY wish there was short hopping

AWESOME graphics, and the game is pretty fun :)  5 stars

It was very novel to play and the presentation is awesome.  I like this because it's the type of idea that would only ever be pursued in a game jam.  It has problems of course, and wow there's a reason no one has done 360fov before, but my knowledge on design is better for Argus existing :)

The window is obviously what stands out to most people.

And they're not wrong.

It's really cool!

Excellent presentation with a lot of really nice touches, like the "Do Better" text at respawn or your gravestones when you die.  The graphics really are super cool.  Does feel like death is random though.

Easily the best game I've played so far.  Insanely polished, with its own fitting music and sound effects.  A novel idea and executed very well.  The puzzles were fun to solve and it totally changed how I look at the world around me.  I wish I could give 6 stars.

Just a walking simulator, but it knows what it is and it has some cute jokes!  Very very cute graphics.

Very very good presentation, the best I've seen so far.  Once you understand the mechanic it's a pretty cute take on the match 3 genre!

The best idea I've played so far.  Hard to control but that's kind of the idea. I especially liked the title and the credits being on the walls.  It's well paced, it introduces props, then enemies, then hazards.  Good job!