Pea(r)son Gula

I like the idea of a family at the park rushing through activities represented as minigames. It's a unique concept and an interesting take on the theme. The actual implementation of that idea is kind of a mess, but it's fun for what is and the messiness has a certain strange charm to it. My favourite part was the poem that established the story.

Neat game. I included it in my GM48: Countdown compilation video series, if you’d like to take a look. :) https://youtu.be/kXdTBNclSjs

Holy s... what?

The game was an artistic mess! So random. Is it good or bad? I don't know, probably bad, but it does give it a unique feel. Artistically kind of interesting? The text screen was frustrating cause you can't skip it; by the time it was read to the middle, I already finished reading. The mini-games were sometimes confusing and hard to get. From the feedback I figured the second mini-game needed the s key to reset the growing bar. The countdown was barely visible there.

Weird, but least the game feels authentic!

what xD

The rhyming intro was nice, even I it looped and was a screen from a word text you didn't even bother to turn off the spellcheck.

I guess this is a minigame thing, but I just couldn't understand what to do in the second screen.. Had to start the game again to understand that if nothing was happening while pressing S then it was good.

The other minigames were pretty straightforward but moving the hand back and forth between enter and WASD / mouse was a pain. just use spacebar.

I really love this random mess. It got so many flaws that you don't even think about it anymore. Great first game!