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Thank you!

Loved the synths! The ambience set on the beginning is really good

This got me such a late-ps1/early ps2 RPG vibe, really nostalgic. Great job

This is so good! I love the "lost" feel you set, really unique!

Thank you very much! This flute is an iconic Korg M1 sound! I think Koji Kondo used a lot in some of his works, I think David Wise used in Banjo as well

I love pad drones! Thank you!

Great job! The watery atmosphere was really well executed, it felt like a water city hub in an adventure/RPG game

The vibe you set specially with the guitars and piano are so good! Great job!

Nice atmosphere! It was very relaxing indeed

Absolutely fantastic! Your mix is really clean and every song took me to a different place!

Unsettling and full of textures! I love the lack of resolution and how the ambiance and dissonances set the mood really accurately with your idea!

Thank you! The idea is to be loop friendly as well

Thank you! I was really happy with the pad mixing

Thank you very much!

Nailed the atmosphere and your sound design was superb!

The approach to the artstyle is incredible, one of my favorites of this jam for sure!

The gameplay is really effective, the bat knife was satisfying to play!

Looking forward for more! The music is wonderful!

The palette use and music are really good! Nice game!

The palette is soooo good! Loved the music as well!
It plays and feels like a GB/GBC game.

Good job!

Great game! I genuinely would play more if you made it.
The visuals and music are excellent.

Some stuff may be too strong for a GB limitation, but I would not consider downsides because they added to the aesthetic.

Unbelievably cute and the artstyle works so well in this resolution! I will follow you for future updates!

Great work! It was really addictive, I liked everything about it!

As you said, this game is way too powerful to run in a GB, but in an overall non-GBjam context, it's a complete package and I would love to see it expanded.

It's really impressive to see this kind of mechanic tied to a believable GBlike game, the characters are really really cute!

One of my favorites from the jam, great work!

Really creative! This could be a huge game! I was just confused at the beginning.

This game is so good, I got really scared at the end, felt like a survival horror. Congratulations!

The only feedback I would have is to use a font more GBish or Pixel artish, it feels a little off compared with the rest.

Gorgeous game, but the first level is just a hill and then there's nothing more, I'm confused. It seems like there's so much more to explore, hope I can play in the future!

The art, aesthetic, and style of the game are so good.

This has the potential of being a great full game.

Oh, maybe it is that? I'm using Firefox, I want to beat the game, so I'm going to try in other browsers later!

You know the game is sick when you're confused about what is happening, but are hyped anyway.

It's a wonderful world-building, it felt like I was on the finale of a dark mecha from just the art, vibe, and dialogues.

The only thing I'm missing is some feedback on the hits (that I do and receive)

Such a cute, simple, and addictive game!  The soundtrack slaps, and dog sounds create a smiling vibe.

The two things I would comment on are the transitions when you fall, it always resets when you're falling, It would be cool to give me a chance to recover while I'm falling.

The other is that, when you jump and press the direction at the same time, you go straight to the side instead of up+side, I got myself confused all the time trying to prepare for a jump only to go sideways without height. If this is intentional, then ignore this comment.

This is really impressive, I'm going to play more later, loved the vibe.

I really liked the board idea! The limited movement makes you think more carefully when dealing with the viruses.

I would recommend changing the scale of the game in the page settings to a multiple of 160x144

Also, I got stuck/softlocked 2 different times when dashing to a corner.

Thank you! And also thank you for the jams over the years!