The results are out and I'm so happy! Those are the best results I've ever had in the Ludum Dare, after 6 participations. I scored better in every category than in any past game, except for the theme.

I wrote all the dialogues very late, 7 hours before the deadline and in less than 2 hours. I was exhausted and I felt like what I had done meant no sense at all. I'm so glad it didn't and people liked the writing of my game :grinning: It was also the first time that I composed real music for a jam, and it's nice to see that it paid off! Still a lot to learn, but I'm finally improving in that category!

I usually do a what went right / what went wrong post-mortem, but I feel like I just need to keep training, no big lesson this time. Just one advice for anyone who'd want to do a puzzle game like this: give the soluce. It's so hard balancing the difficulty in such a short time, it's better to make sure that people will be able to play your game until the end and won't get stuck too quickly (level 2 was obviously too hard in my case).

Finally, I'd like to thank all the people who left a comment on my game: @baturinsky, @mdotedot, @uzpykes, @robowarrior1982, @john-gabriel, @erkberg, @towergame, @ladycerberus, @bastienre4, @imzary, @godsboss, @ladybenko, @tylerkealy, @lazzor, @cavedens, @techsec, @brainloaf-studio, @shaymin, @braian996, @kfischer-okarin, @franrf, @javicoder, @chuchugeralt, @blockerz, @psiv, @txanevk, @projectaroid, @stanov, @andyem, @lone-wolf, and @brice-mahier. Some of your comments made me really happy :heart:

I hope you all had a great jam and see you next time!