In A Minute

[Buggy Prototype Version]
A very short RPGM puzzle game about gathering mana & summoning an army to counter-attack an evil force in under a minute.

1st Phase
Mana Gathering
You're controlling your Nativa, which casted by your Mana Projection.

Collect different mana with specific Nativa mode, Blue Mana can be collected with Blue Mode, as well as the other color mode.
if you happen to collect the different colour not matching with your Nativa Mode, your stored mana depletes by 1.
You'll also need to press V to transfer link the mana from your Nativa to yourself, so it can be used .
Make sure to time your mode as perfect as possible!

Controls
Z Blue Nativa (Collect Blue Mana)
X Green Nativa (Collect Green Mana)
C Red Nativa (Collect Red Mana)
V Link Mana to Phraxa

2nd Phase
Summoning
Once enough mana has been collected, you're going to use it to summon the Nativa Army.

Press V within the green tiles to succesfully get a Summon Hit, once 2 Summont Hit has succeed, a Nativa Soldier will be summoned for your aid.
The visuals for hit/miss is still bugged, it always shows 'Miss' instead of Hit, but if there's a Nativa army summoned, you actually have already succeed 2 Summon Hit.

Comment:
I did it again... game's vision bigger than the worktime... 😔
The game's not perfect, but at least I had fun making & experimenting with the design!

I hope ya'll like the vision! Fixes will come later if there's enough interest.

Main Major Game Breaking Bug:
- Cannot click restart after finishing a game, rather staying in the screen (with the music playing). If you want to start again, save after cutscene and play from the save state to skip the cutscene.

- Hit/Miss in the Summoning Phase is bugged. It always shows 'Miss' instead of Hit, but if there's a Nativa army summoned, you actually have already succeed 2 Summon Hit.

- Not being able to summon the last Nativa, which prevent the 3rd ending to be obtainable.

- and other visual bugs

Credit:
dying female by AmeAngelofSin -- -- License: Attribution 4.0
GalvPuzzleFunctionMZ --   (though I don't actually use it, but it's in the files)