Very cool concept for a demo. Loving the art style and the tone of the game. My biggest gripes were the performace and the bugs. I was getting a lot of stutters throughout the game as well as the rag dolls stretching the models a bit. I also saw that the hatchet had an interact box, but i wasn't able to pick it up.

Interesting idea for a game, but I wish it was more active than just clicking m1. If there were more controls/active abilities that you could use every match I feel it would add a little depth to the game.

Really fun fishing game with relaxed mechanics. Really good to play with friends just relaxing in a call together. Overall I do think this game is very promising, but my only critique at the moment would be the ui being a bit bland. I'm sure this would get updated if this game continues to be developed, but the ui feels very "generic roblox" like and for me it does take a little bit away from the experience of the game. Overall, I'm having a good time with the game though

Fun new take on spank the monkey from decades ago. Nice mini game to kill time with and if you enjoy rag doll physics. Hoping to see more updates and changes to gameplay

the difficulty ramp is a little much. The first turn of every round is basically guaranteed damage unless you get lucky enough to get a shield. It should be something like Level 1: 3x3, Level 2: 3x3 swap every 2 turns taken, Level 3: 3x3 swap every turn, Level 4: 4x3, and on and on. This way players can build items a bit more and have more of a chance to progress. As of right now the amount of abilities popping per round can be a lot to deal with as you are most likely spending money in the early rounds on health just so you can tank some damage from guesses early on, then on top of that you have to watch the whole board get shuffled from how many abilities are firing off at once.

Fun logic puzzle game! Overall good experience, though there were a couple of places where the rules of certain nodes were not explained, but this can be fixed with a more fleshed out tutorial/game. Can't wait to see more!

Really fun to hop into a game on occasion. The artstyle is nice, the weapons feel good for the most part, and its just good ol zombies. I do wish there were an implementation of a mystery box, perks, weapon upgrading, and more weapons in general, but its still pretty fun for the most part. On the performance side its usually pretty good aside from the occasional desync.

Interesting Kart racer haha The turning ramps too quickly and it often leads to the kart spinning out when doing the smallest turns. I do like the design of the course, and if it were more fleshed out it could be really nice.

It definitely brings back the nostalgia of playing TTT for the first time, but at the moment it feels very barebones and unpolished. Performance is a major issue as I can only play about 4-5 rounds before the game starts lagging. Its also still missing some features with some of the maps like T-rooms and T-traps, but I'm assuming those things are going to be coming in the future. I would also like to see more roles, better weapon spawn locations, and a rework to the audio on some of the weapons (the weapon sounds need a bit more power and oomph when you shoot) Overall, still fun to play despite those things. Def one of the better games to play so far on the platform.

Cool idea, but I find that hunters are a bit too trigger happy and will just shoot anything until they don't take damage. Hunters need to be punished a bit more for randomly shooting imo. Reason being that, for example, in prop hunt you are disguising yourself as a non-humanoid shaped object. Maps have way more objects than people so they need more guesses because the hiders can be almost anything. With this game, the seekers only have to pay attention to the characters so it makes it much easier for hunters to punish seekers. I think adding something like damage/blocking traps for the hiders to use would add some fun while leveling the playing field a bit more as the seekers would have to pay attention to more than just the characters walking around. Those could create some fun scenarios as well and make chases more interesting overall. Some other ideas to consider: -Reward hiders for staying close to the hunters without them noticing (risk-reward gameplay) -"Teleporter" doors that can move hiders from one side of the map to the other (Like in Outlast: Trials invaders mechanic) Game shows promise and could turn into something pretty cool with time, but it needs to separate itself more from Prop Hunt with more unique gameplay and different mechanics.