yeah it really does feel like that.

Is a good start. Did you make the music yourself? It reminds me of RPG Maker games.

I did not consider how some people hold their toast in the same way they speak into their phone. I'm going to be thinking about that next time I'm in public, lol.

It's like Captain Toad, but with two levels, a shortstack slime girl, and the reverse of the vanish cap from Mario 64 DS.

Looking forward to future levels that explore this concept more and maybe a little variance in the soundtrack.

S'alright. I find it a bit odd that the bottom half of the screen is essentially dead space. Is that from an earlier iteration of this game before you had to scale it back?

You have no idea how glad I am to see a submission in this jam that does its own thing with clean vector art, interesting writing, and unique game mechanics instead of relying solely on old Flash aesthetics and nostalgia to sell itself. Flash as a medium isn't as limited in the same way retro computers/consoles like the NES or Commodore 64 were, so there's more wiggle room to be experimental and make something truly special.

I'm always pleasantly surprised when you manage to stretch out 15 to 30 second loop into a two minute song! The clean vocals clash with the noise drums and squarewave instruments but I can still feel the rhythm going on as you rap! I'm really wearing out the word "should" in a lot of my replies regarding creative endeavours, but I really should look into making small musical sketches with more natural sounding instruments, lol. If you're going to keep perusing my loops every Inktober, I might as well supply you with an ample variety.

What? Again? Dude, you flatter me. I wish I knew how to be constructive and write a review that isn't just praise, but I'm too stoked about this, this is great!

HIGH QUALITY

I'll never grow tired of your rendering style.

How does she function as a weapon of mass destruction? If she trips, does the whole planet snap in two?