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Thank you for the feedback! I plan to make a 3D version of the game in the future. You're right, the items are too rare to find, which wasn’t intended. A bug in the item generation system caused this. In the version I’m currently fixing to release after the voting ends, I’ve already fixed this bug and added NPCs who sell items from the list at a higher price to help out. Reducing the room sizes was something Jonathan TRAN also mentioned, and I’ll definitely do that. For future jams, I’ll dedicate more time to testing to balance and fix bugs.

I can't remember if I played the game yesterday or today, and I forgot to comment. I loved the idea of the player transforming into objects to progress. I also really liked the game's sounds; it's a really nice touch. Congratulations on the work, and keep it up in the next ones!

I really liked the game, the graphics are really good. Once you understand how things work, it becomes really fun!

I didn't think about that when I made the game, and you're right. Every bit of feedback is really helpful because I'm improving the game so I can release the updated version once the voting period ends. Thank you for playing my game!

Thank you!

You're right, a darker background for the text would be better. Thank you for liking my game despite the bugs! I plan to add more NPCs, events, and an item theft system, as well as other types of NPCs in the future.

Thank you, it was my mistake not to specify the types of potion materials, which are plant, fruit, mineral, and liquid/jar. Each type is in one of the four compartments of the supermarket. For example, barrels only contain minerals, so if I need to look for a crystal, I will only find it in the barrels. Thank you for playing my game, despite its issues!

I liked the game; it's simple, has moderate difficulty, and is fun. Even though I couldn't finish it because I'm not very good at it, I enjoyed it a lot!

I found the game very well made, the music and atmosphere are excellent, I really liked it! One of my favorite games from the jam!

I really liked the game, the music and visuals are well done!

It's a very polished game, and the idea of slowing down time is really cool. The music and visuals are also very good. I loved it!

Thank you very much!

I really liked the animations and the art of the game, great work.

I liked the game; it's really cool to see the progression of levels, and they get more complex as you go. It's simple but fun, a well-executed idea. I think the control buttons could be simpler—activating the geyser with the "K" key is a bit tricky, but it's not a big issue. Congratulations on the game!

I like the visuals.

I liked your game! I share the same opinion as Lost Disk Games that it could have a way to see ahead to avoid the mines, but I have no complaints. I also loved the music!

Thank you so much for playing and sharing your feedback! My friend who tested the game also mentioned the need to speed up the ants. I did adjust their speed, but in hindsight, I could have increased it even more. To make matters worse, I discovered that the speed upgrade from the laboratory isn’t working properly, so the game currently has that bug. Fortunately, it’s not something that significantly hinders progression. As for the distance to the food storage, you’re absolutely right—it would have made much more sense to place it at the top. By the way, I really enjoyed your game too!

I liked the game, it's simple and makes you want to keep trying to play.

Thank you very much, it's my first time participating in a jam with little time available to create a game. The game wasn't very intuitive, but I'm glad you liked it anyway.

Sure, I'll take a look!

I really liked the art and mechanics of the game. I found the idea of controlling a paper airplane really cool.

It's one of my favorite games from the jam. My friend who was also testing games liked it too. Great job!

I like your game

It's really cool that it was possible to make a game in such a short time, I'm still new to making games.

Thank you for playing my game! I really appreciate your feedback. I ended up focusing on the game's mechanics and forgot about these aspects, but everything you said is true.