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Ratings
| #22 | Humor | 4.00 |
| #119 | Graphics | 3.95 |
| #184 | Mood | 3.47 |
| #239 | Theme | 3.68 |
| #274 | Innovation | 3.53 |
| #327 | Audio | 3.11 |
| #339 | Overall | 3.42 |
| #820 | Fun | 2.74 |
| #2027 | Coolness | 17% |
Comments
Really cute. Art style and overall humor went really well together. The little references -- "Bort" -- very funny.
Liked the challenge escalation, although in terms of balance it might have been good to increase the bad-match penalty. Once I had built up some Rep, I could pretty much just randomly match people together for a while and just about break even.
This game is super adorable, I like how there is almost never any perfect matches.
maybe that's the metaphor their worlds may be connected but they are still different worlds.
Very nice and cute! Meaningful too I feel, though I can't put to words why yet.
the game was ok, and i like the title screen ;) but pressing 'done' after each match was a bit annoying
It was enjoyable to play cupid. Several times I forgot to clear the happy couple before looking to make the next match. The UI could be improved.
A somewhat unique game among LD... it was a bit refreshing. I like your interpretation of the theme. The round were a bit long IMO, and clicking the Done button felt a bit frustrating when you're working against a time limit.
Excellent sprites that really boosted the feel of the game. Music helped a bit with that too.
It definitely could use some more varied game play mechanics, but a nice submission overall.
Really neat idea, good use of theme. I really like the humor. Nice job.
I enjoyed this game very much, and it was easy to play from my tablet. I was pleasantly surprised with the increase in difficulty as I progressed, and the humor kept me engaged. Great take on the theme.
A refreshing take on the theme. Apart for long game rounds, i enjoyed this
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Great interpretation of the theme :) But easily my favorite part was the little phrases "He's a spicy gogurt" really had me giggling for some reason, haha.
I"m on a netbook and a tiny tiny part of the screen wasn't visible. But after a match the text didn't seem to go away? But I could still hit the 'match' button behind it. I assume I was just missing the dismiss button because of the bottom part of the screen ... but it didn't hinder the game play at all because I could still hit the match button.