In case you can't see the user ratings, here's mine:
The game is very aesthetically pleasing and definitely has that NES charm to it. However, the random enemy encounters are quite ruthless with their attacks, as most of the time I'm left sitting there waiting for their multiple-hit attack to end after like 8 hits in a row. Otherwise, this game is a bit more laid back compared to some other rpg maker games out there that tend to introduce too many things at once.
The sounds and graphics are nice! I do wish that the ball was easier to control. Sometimes, I was really close to the server, and they didn't even hit it because it was ever so slightly out of reach, or I was on the wrong side of their racket.
I like the cute character and the animations! My main criticism is with the execution of the concept. Since hitting the star makes it so you can move the fruit, but not the bombs, the player is compelled not to switch roles at all so they don't get harmed by the bombs. What I would do to change this is make the role reversal timed, the bombs controllable as well (But maybe faster than the fruit to make things challenging), and maybe make things more hectic as the roles are about to be swapped.
I have a bug where the mouse position isn't registered correctly because of windowed mode which I can't get out of, but other than that I like the gameplay loop.
This is great! I think it would do amazingly as a mobile game of some sort. All it needs is a bit more player feedback (Like knowing for certain if you've hit something), more sfx, and less wonky controls.
The game is very cute and it feels nice to play and cause rampage! My only main concern (Which I'm sure you've heard already) is that the text resolution in the upgrade screen is way too low. If you're going for a pixelated look in the text, I recommend using a pixelated font to begin with.
It's not immediately obvious how you're supposed to control and do things in the game, but after you learn, it's quite the relaxing experience! I would like an option to mute the music though, because after a while it's pretty repetitive.
really nice aesthetics and music! I think there should be a bit more variety in the levels, even with all the mechanics introduced. What I mean is that I would like to see the levels get increasingly more complex as the game progresses. At first, there's one or two simple level pieces, but later on, each piece of the level is a puzzling obstacle. I see a lot of potential here!
This is by far one of the best realized mechanics this game jam. I love the idea of swapping material properties to solve portal-esque puzzles! I didn't like the awkward platforming though, so If you were to update this, I'd like to see a better jump, and movement smoothing.
