Giga Gap

I really like how the game is themed, but I have to agree with Kwis, collisions were a big issue here.

It's ok most of the time, but when there's a lot of enemies or walls, it just gets too hard and feels random. I had to stop on level 6 I think, which was just lots of walls and bombs, because I missed the fact that a level wouldn't complete if the last enemy exploded. It already took me soooooo much time to beat this level.

I know it's hard to make content with so little time, but really try to avoid levels that make your "bugs" even worse :(

Oh and having the exit spawn in an arbitrary place is kinda punishing for a game where you constantly make walls :D

But other than that it's a really cool game!

• Love the idea/gimmick and the crayon look (although I think it could have been emphasized way more; it's nice in pixel art and all but perhaps digital painting would have sold the idea better)
• If the game starts in fullscreen, let the escape key exit, if you don't know the controls it forces you to fiddle around until you manage to get out of fullscreen
• Collisions for me are the weakness of the game, considering the game relies on them a lot. It's pretty hard to tell when you're gonna hit an enemy or not; and because the game (rather) slowly fades when you die, you can only count on an auditive cue to notice you hit (while a death sprite or a visual effect would have helped)
• Not sure the cutout should act as an obstacle. It's interesting because it forces you to cut carefully, but on the other hand it really makes it a hassle, especially with the "imprecise" collisions.
• Besides, the hitboxes seem rather big. Especially with bigger enemies
• Bigger enemies make the difficulty skyrocket in my opinion. I quit the level where there are like... eyes connected by red wires. Not only are they bigger, which makes them harder to trap, but on top of that, they don't die immediately, which makes them a bigger threat because you had to sacrifice space to hit them
• Speaking of which, what was that enemy? It didn't seem to fit the game
• Loved that the cutout you make reveals a hidden "picture" (though I would have liked that picture to depend on levels rather than always being the same)
• the snip snip sound effect for the scissors is pretty neat

This is probably my favourite entry I've played so far. It has the same aesthetic as Crayon Physics, which I adore, and a pretty unique mechanic. The way it's presented, with the rulers and pencils, to those a**hole ducks. It's just a super neat game, I loved the ending, but played past it until the game crashed.

Cozy and fun.

Yall forgot to contact me smh, i waited for yall i was ready to pump out some cover art!

Hey firstly, I like the creative idea behind using a loop to cut out enemies, at first glance I thought it was sorta like Tron with scissors haha, I am curious to how you managed this mechanic though!

I think you did well to have a map system in the game.

So the cons, you already know it has bugs, had one with a surface bug and another that caused the game to crash and I had to close in task manager which I believe you're aware off! I know if you could go back you'd dedicate more time fixing them so it's a good learning experience!

The game was actually a lot harder than i thought it was going to be, I just couldn't get past level 4, with the Scissor friends, I just couldn't stop the bombs from either getting me or them :( poor guys. But! Before then I felt the levels were well laid out and offered a balanced difficulty increase per level. It's really hard to have time to play test a game to provide this balance so well done on this.

I know the art was simple, but you kept it consistent at least!

Welp I somehow broke the game and had to task manager end task the game xD, a simple concept, the enemies made it a little easy entering the path you were cutting for them and it would of been nice for some of them to stop the path instead of get touch you get death, i had fun with the game though ^^

• It would be nice if there was a way to get back to the world map. I accidentally went back a level and had to redo it, because I wasn't able to get back.
• A little indicator that tells me which button I have to press in the world map to get started would be nice. Upon opening the game for the first time, I had to bash my head onto the keyboard a few times until I found out that you can enter levels with space!