Frog Smith

tapping space and m1 at same time while gaining temperature gives me strange bug which loops  fire sound infinitely

Nice game - I was entranced for about 1/2 an hour got as far as making excalibur... Is there an end game?

how did you create the vertex snapping effect?

Hey! I made a video on this a while back and it was a ton of fun! I'll admit, not much to do, but the art-style and the concept was rather interesting and really fun! 

This was fun. Especially once I figured out how to play. I only wish different items required different steps

Made a video 

I liked the gameplay, but there's not much progression - sure you can craft increasingly better equipment but to what end? I'd be nice if there were some cosmetic upgrades in which to spend your in-game money on.

I've always wondered what it would be like to be a frog. Not necessarily a frog SMITH, but hey, there's firsts for everything! 

I don't see why people have issues with the gameplay ! After my 4th try I was able to get great quality consistently, without even reading this page's howto (I did read the controls though). IMHO It's a fun little game that has the potential of being turned into a full fledged game ;) With some new mechanics along the road (maybe different gears that require different processes, ala Overcooked and its recipes) and maybe a "business management" side (setting the price to see how it sell (like Tycoon management games or Moonlighter) it would really rock ^^

A pretty good game actually! I had a lot of fun with it, but I'd like more options!

I don't know if I did something wrong, I couldn't have, but when I opened the game, it crashed and left me with a purple screen after the Cowthing logo.

Awsome

I failed my first weapon, but quickly figured out what I needed to do (heat up the metal lol)
and have consistently made masterpiece quality weapons afterwards.
I think you made a fun and cute little game, would be interested in what you make in the future too!

Played some of this on my channel! Really love the style here.

Enjoyed the game for its graphics and premise, it definitely reminded me of Fantasy Life.

I played it. It looks very refined for a game jam entry.

Unfortunately it crashed when I wanted to put the read iron into the water bucket.

About the lost source code: You are maybe able to recover it with some effort from the PCK file.
(I tried it with PCKManager add on, but it seems to crash when I try to open the PCK file)

The game concept is pretty sweet. However, I think there are somethings that need to be done to make this game better.

• There should be a how-to-play in-game.
• At the beginning of each session, the player should know what phase they are in the process of molding the weapon. When the user starts at the middle phase, it can seem like that's the first phase, when really one needs to heat the metal first before moving on. The solution to this one would be to distinguish the phases a little.
• I think, when molding the weapon in the middle phase, there should be some leeway when entering the middle and have some indicator on how close the player is to getting it perfect. Most games allow some leeway and if it's micrometers(just a guestimate) away from the middle, it considers it perfect.
• There should be an indicator of what is adding to the points and not adding to the points. That way the player can have some feel of what to improve.
• I haven't played the game too long, but I feel like the concept is awesome. However, it should be expanded to take full advantage of the idea. I think as more equipment is added, more phases needed to be added to the process i.e. with helmets, you have to make the straps, or even add a new phase to the process.

I feel this game is good. However, it should be expanded upon and these things added/modified. Good work!

I love the look and feel of this game. The music and sound effects are great. Found it really easy to get started. Nice work!

Really nice game!!! 

I think you need to explain in the game how to play. :)