Spooky

Very cute animation! Love the character designs. The thing with the eyes filling up is a neat little sequence. The food looks delicious.

Very cute! The tween frames look nice and smooth. The character design is absolutely adorable. I think the animation of her crushing the slime thing lacks momentum, though. There isn't really a bounce or deceleration so it kinda felt unsatisfying

Is this game an appeal to the Jay Leno that lives in all of us? Is it a commentary on the entropy inherent to life and nature around us? Will this game revolutionize the way we play as Jay Leno in electronic media? Jay Leno Adventures does not bog the consumer down with such tiresome open-ended prompts of philosophy. Instead, it beckons us to simply "be" the Jay Leno, in a simple yet spellbinding tale of a man's struggle to survive the hostile trenches of both Burbank, CA and his own gearhead psyche.

This is cool! Kinda makes me wonder what a full game of this would look like, where you spar with dudes in a top-down perspective and you get a shield or something. I'm not really used to games where the mouse pointer is an active entity in the game so this took a little getting used to, but it feels really satisfying to smack a cluster of targets away with your blade.

Pretty fun game! I couldn't really beat the third level though, I kept dying whenever I tried to jump over the guy.

The graphics and sound definitely feel faithful to an Atari 2600. I'm getting some Pitfall vibes from the visual style and setting. I'd be curious to see if some kind of ancient coding sage could get this up and running on real hardware.

WE MAKIN IT OUTTA THE BUTT WITH THIS ONE 🔥🔥🔥🗣️🗣️🗣️

Glad to see the game is still being worked on

Nice to meet a fellow Mixcraft user!

This is a really good beat. I personally think the melody and texture are a little too tense for an "overworld" theme but it would be really nice as a battle or miniboss theme, it's a great mix of intrigue, energy and the aforementioned tension. I like the way you use wind instruments in this, kind of gives the song a sophisticated, Eastern-style element and smooths out the song's texture, so to speak. I think that rhythm synth you use is a preset; I forget which one exactly, but you utilize it well enough in the song that it doesn't feel out of place and most people wouldn't realize it. Percussion is nice and subtle without feeling drowned out.

My only critique would be to go easy on the bells. They add some nice percussive elements to this song but I think they play too frequently and loud enough that they clash with the rest of your instruments. You might try treating it like a "cymbal" in a drum set and playing it every couple of bars, as a way of punctuating your song.

Keep on building your portfolio and I'm sure you'll attract people interested in collaborative stuff!

Welcome back!

Oh there's some stretching going on alright

Nice work on shading these