Great presentation here, lots of variety within interactions and environment. Great job on the jam.

I haven't been into fps games for awhile, but the presentation is insane in this. Great job for the jam.

Controls extremely well, looking forward to more polish

Super impressed by this Love how train tracks snap together dripping with charm having the avatar on the couch is a nice touch Suggestions: Camera movements: -add more ways to alter camera movement -scroll wheel for zoom or rotation -ctrl/shift for speeds -when new requests arrive, pan camera to location rather than instant click teleport Gameplay: -When switching track categories, go-to last used track. [ie switch from curved to straight, i have to re-select the straight track] -its a little tricky connecting pieces sometimes, but i think this is potentially a good thing, if youre going for a puzzle game in that sense -undo button would be nice Thoughts: music gets a little bit repetitive, just need some more tracks and longer loops I'm not sure if this is meant to be a puzzle game or simply just a sandbox with trains, if its meant to be a puzzle game, i think the setup is great. if its meant to be more easy and relaxing, make sure to let tracks snap together more easily. When I was making connections, sometimes having the wrong pieces would make me have to scrap larger sections of track to experiment with what lengths will connect. I'm honestly blown away by this game conceptually. It's great. UI: Add a quit button, or make it more clear that the s&box menu is nested somewhere. [ie. it doesn't make sense to go to optionss > quit]

Not my style of game, but very well executed, nice job! I only played for a little bit with a group of 8 people, the only thing that felt off was the frequency of level ups, they just occurred fast and frequently. Otherwise, great stuff

So much potential

This is a neat game with a lot of potential, in it's current state, you won't get a ton of play time, but I could see this getting fun. General appearance is quite good, I like the UI, it took me a minute to figure out what was going on, but after the first round I got into the swing of things. I think just adding more variety can take this a long way... Some things that come to mind are : More enemy variety more enemy animations [if they came through the windows, floorboards, broke down walls, etc, it would add a lot of flavor] Different weapons useful ways to use the environment [maybe if the environment is breaking apart, swinging your axe at a broken table could launch it at enemies, causing them to stagger, etc] Things that bring down the experience: Balance is a little bit off, if you get cornered and dont have enough booze, you can take some pretty massive hits when 3+ enemies are swinging at the same time. I believe i fully upgraded the weapons and this felt, to me, like the game was "finished". Wasn't any "weight" when you get hit by things, you have to pay attention to health and positioning without visual/audio cues. Hearing bow shots and seeing swings helps a lot though, that is really well done. Overall, just keep adding stuff and I think this could be a great game! Awesome job!