five stars. what a huge amount of tiles you must have made for this. the prolonged silence of the table-skirting, puzzle-solving phase of the game was perfect. & your writing makes for a delightful ending.
I was just about to go to bed when I thought 'maybe I'll play one bitsy game. I guess the nice thing about them is you can pick one and play it in a couple of minutes and it's cute, short, relaxing'. And THIS is the one I picked? I could not figure out where to go. I have never been infuriated by a bitsy game before! But, in a GOOD way! I thought I'd literally need a walkthrough until it suddenly clicked how it worked. And then.. the ending. This was a journey, I loved it!
The whole time I was thinking "This is a really neat concept piece for innovative navigation" and then I realized by the end that I could have saved myself some time and thought "This is ART".
But really, though. Great execution of gameplay, fantastic end scene.
Thank you for the very kind words! I wanted to try making something like Bad Mojo in Bitsy, but a little less gross, after watching a little spider casually scaling my computer monitor.
I ended up taking some shortcuts / liberties with screen-to-screen continuity, like the rear sideview rooms (behind the monitor) are mirrored horizontally to align with the top-down desk view.
It worked fantastically. I couldn't tell that you were taking any shortcuts and the navigation never got confusiong.
Also, I was going to mention Bad Mojo but I didn't think anybody would know what I was talking about. That's a real deep cut, and I'm glad to hear people are still aware of that game haha
omg the puzzle of getting to the exit was really good but the ending!! oh my god i have laughed so much!! the sipping coffee and the wink!!! and just the attitude and the very end!!!! oh lord was this glorious!!
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Enchanting
That was awesome!
this is absolutely adorable & reminds me of one of my favorite games of all time: Hamtaro Ham Ham heartbreak <3
five stars. what a huge amount of tiles you must have made for this. the prolonged silence of the table-skirting, puzzle-solving phase of the game was perfect. & your writing makes for a delightful ending.
I was just about to go to bed when I thought 'maybe I'll play one bitsy game. I guess the nice thing about them is you can pick one and play it in a couple of minutes and it's cute, short, relaxing'. And THIS is the one I picked? I could not figure out where to go. I have never been infuriated by a bitsy game before! But, in a GOOD way! I thought I'd literally need a walkthrough until it suddenly clicked how it worked. And then.. the ending. This was a journey, I loved it!
I BUILD WEBS, I SCAMPER LIKE A TINY CHEETAH, I'VE GOT THE EYESIGHT OF A FALCON
The whole time I was thinking "This is a really neat concept piece for innovative navigation" and then I realized by the end that I could have saved myself some time and thought "This is ART".
But really, though. Great execution of gameplay, fantastic end scene.
Thank you for the very kind words! I wanted to try making something like Bad Mojo in Bitsy, but a little less gross, after watching a little spider casually scaling my computer monitor.
I ended up taking some shortcuts / liberties with screen-to-screen continuity, like the rear sideview rooms (behind the monitor) are mirrored horizontally to align with the top-down desk view.
It worked fantastically. I couldn't tell that you were taking any shortcuts and the navigation never got confusiong.
Also, I was going to mention Bad Mojo but I didn't think anybody would know what I was talking about. That's a real deep cut, and I'm glad to hear people are still aware of that game haha
yo fresh
Freaking great my dude
omg the puzzle of getting to the exit was really good but the ending!! oh my god i have laughed so much!! the sipping coffee and the wink!!! and just the attitude and the very end!!!! oh lord was this glorious!!
Thank you!