Sam & Daisy Go Hide & Seek

This was an adorable little game, excellent work! I loved playing through this little land, and would love to see more levels!

This game desperately needs ghostjumps (which is where you can still jump within a short amount of time after running off a ledge). I ragequit the game after failing something like 30 attempts at the far jump in the first area with monsters :(

Art wasn't too bad though. Probably didn't get far enough to see how you used the theme. Shame about the audio.

Nice little game!

I wanted to first adress the controls, but Fachewachewa did it already. I find it annoying to change keyboard layout

It's a bit slow at time (especially when you get tricked by the environment thinking you're doing okay and then need to restart).

However it's a good take on the theme and its mechanics are used in a good way :) I really love the ending screen though (although you can't do much with it)

A shame it breaks the rules using pre-made music... :( EDIT: about the rules, yeah, unfortunately it seems like many people don't actually read them (or not entirely), you're supposed to use assets that were done in the 48 hours (aside a few exceptions, but it doesn't concern music) If you do know when an existing asset is used in a game (and have proof or enough suspicion to "investigate"), you can also inform tehwave. The competition has to be fair, so you shouldn't be the only ones punished if others have used existing assets too

Lovely game! But first, small gripe about controls because that's my thing : why can't I jump with the Up arrow ? Having 3 different actions, one being jump, on nearby keys like that always confuses me (at one point I dropped an enemy instead of jumping and I was on my last life..). Plus on non-qwerty keyboard, Z isn't near X & C so you we have to change the layout.

Anyways, as I've said, the game is very cute, and the fact that animations and everything works around the net is very cool. The small puzzles are fun, but I'm not a fan of the level design.

Like Joseph said, the impossible jump isn't really a fair choice, even without anything attracting the player beyond that point, since you don't even know you're looking for the other kid. Generally, I feel it relies too much on restarting, especially the dead end in the water (last level). It's like you're punish the player just for looking around.

Oh- and I think you're not supposed to use pre-existing sounds, even if they're free.

This is a cool game once you get past the first capture. I too almost ragequit with that first big jump.

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Perhaps you should have put a poop in some water, some water closer by, and/or made the jump seem impossible by making it just a bit wider so people don't quit right here thinking that they're actually expected to make the jump. I mean guess it makes sense that having poop makes you heavier... but...that's a little cruel.

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The art is stylish and the music is nice (I think I've heard that ending theme used elsewhere). The sound effects are not as good, and the volume balancing was off, as everything else was louder after the music at the beginning. Although I am fond of the "boing" when you jump.

Gameplay was good after the initial poopy moment, and the presentation was really good, including the title screen and ending. There was enough content to show the theme well through multiple uses of the net.

Well done Tongue Seers!

This is a good game. Solid mechanics and a great use of the theme made me have fun with this lovely game.

This is a really solid package that has a lot of potential for growth. It's a great use of the prompt and a really solid mechanic. Trying to make that jump almost made me quit completely, but it was a clever training exercise, and it pays off well. Also got some jaunty tunes. Looking forward to seeing more.

I fell in love as soon as the net was used in the reset animation.

This was definitely a good use of the prompt, and I found myself only disappointed when I got to the end. Honestly because I wasn't ready for it to be over.

The first level threw me off for a few minutes before taking the "outside the box" approach to it, and that set everything up to keep me aware for the remaining levels. I'd say that one misdirect served an extremely important purpose.

Nice work!