WHAT WAS THAT? Pal, I really liked everything. Yeah, I’m tired of the PSX style, but that’s probably a subjective problem. It’s intuitively clear where to run and what to do with the controls, the guideline is very precise and easy to understand for a game like this, and it makes you want to keep playing. It gives off a slight Uncanny Valley feeling (I’m one of those people who doesn’t really believe the liminal space effect exists), and it feels great when you finally make it to the elevator. This game is definitely worth playing.

Ok, nominated. I don’t know the rules of this game, and I didn’t understand much. But there’s only one reason for Promising - poor performance. I have a 3050 and sorry, 80 fps is pretty bad. But the game has its own style and stands out a lot, so it gets a like and a nomination. UPD 01.10.2026 the developer greatly improved the perf and, most importantly, improved the guideline. It’s way better and much easier to understand now. I’m changing it from "Promising" to "Recommendation" and I’ll also add the Update tag. Developer, even though you didn’t make it to the Game Jam finals, don’t stop making games.

Oh yeah, I nominated this game before, and now I’m changing it to Recommended. At first it might seem a bit confusing, but it’s an interesting TD that should definitely be developed further. I made it to level 10. Really cool game, keep working on it! And yeah, the C&C 3 vibe is definitely there!

Nominated. Not a bad game, it’s hard for me to describe, but I’ll try. I don’t really feel the impact when colliding with enemies, I don’t really feel the cooldown on the dash, and for some reason there’s also a dash with the shotgun (which is strange, why have the same mechanic twice?). Visually, the main character doesn’t fit the style at all, he’s way too pixelated. Roguelikes need more dopamine at the start, in 2 minutes I opened one chest and got one bonus, that’s not enough. The game needs more work, it has a lot of potential.