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[O-Well]

Very well-crafted vertical jumping challenge! I had a lot of fun getting out of the well, helped by the clever, intuitive design and pleasing art. Only problem I would say is that some of the movement/jumping is a little janky at times, and the sound design is a bit clunky (landing from a jump creates these double-staccato sharp notes).

[MIDNIGHT Remastered]

Very spooky and immersive. The minimal lighting, subtle sound design and close camera all work to create a claustrophobic and oppressive atmosphere. While the match mechanic is frustrating, it is also important to keep the player moving fast. I suck at the game though, maybe there can be an easy mode where you only have one match, but it doesn't blow out unless shadow man blows it?

Only complaints I have is some of the interactions are buggy with the doors, as well as having to stand in really specific spots to read documents.

[SCP-308]

For such minimalist graphics and sounds, this story was delivered in a very clever and effective way! I didn't think much of it as first but it ended up gripping me and taking me all the way to the end.

[The Last Balloon]

Had a good, depressing time getting the balloon to the end. This game made me more introspective than some narrative games do! Your minimalist design is still going strong, along with some solid platforming, level design, and balloon controls. A good example of how escort missions should be.

[Pit King]

This game blew me away! I thought it was one of the best uses of the Ludum Dare 44 rules I've seen. Had a very fun design to it and all the aspects of the game were very juicy. Really feel like it's got the complete package here.

[GlowPaint]

Very cool concept and graphical design! A lot of the level design is very clever and tricky at times as well. However, ultimately the game can be a little frustrating due to the difficult platforming (borderline sadistic at times) and the slow/random nature of the paint droplets. Maybe consider increasing the amount of droplets, or introduce a mechanic where you can shake on the spot to spread paint around?

[Chimera]

It's weird and funny to flop about in the maze, arms flailing, but there doesn't seem to be any big payoff in the end. The graphics and sound are very drab and monotonous as well.

[SHOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOO]

Divided on this one; part of me is intrigued, and the other part is writing it off. I think of it akin to hitting random buttons on a crashed UFO; it's interesting to see what happens with this bizarre machine. Only problem is that while a UFO would probably warp you somewhere crazy or self-destruct or something, like game runs out of tricks as you keep hitting the button (or I just ran out of patience). Maybe more special things should happen at certain points?

[A Pirate and his Crates]

A fun little game with a jaunty tune! Good use of subtle tutorials to introduce the crate mechanics by forcing the player into certain scenarios. Movement/jumping is a little janky at times, but hey, I still got all the way through and had fun.

[My Very Own Train Station]

Very cool style and message that resonated with me. I'd say the only downside is that I don't know if it did enough to distinguish itself as a game, as it could very easily be turned into a movie instead, with the act of hitting 'yes' 'no' being vestigal. You could maybe consider doing something like making it difficult to hit 'yes' as the character is in a slump, if that fits the message, and would make it more synchronized.