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A jam submission

ReBOT UNIT [Prototype]View game page

An endless robot wave FPS.
Submitted by domfiglhuber (@domfiglhuber) — 4 hours, 9 minutes before the deadline
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ReBOT UNIT [Prototype]'s itch.io page

Results

CriteriaRankScore*Raw Score
Theme Relevance#31.4142.000
Presentation#30.7071.000
Enjoyment#30.7071.000
Overall#30.9431.333

Ranked from 1 rating. Score is adjusted from raw score by the median number of ratings per game in the jam.

Authors
Dominik Figlhuber

Notes
There's a playable build now! Enjoy ^_^

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Comments

Host(+1)

Hi Dominik!

I recently had another team member try out the jam games and here's what they had to say:

We like the documentation--- your devlog and cleanliness is very clean and professional.

Typically, when you re-orient the gun in the view-model, this is only a graphical change--- we see that the bullet actually flies left of the crosshair in ReBOT UNIT. Try separating the graphical view-model from the way you're handling the bullets. 

Developer

Heyo, thanks so much for the feedback!

The way of implementing how the FPP view looks and handles is definitely a big area to improve upon. Currently it's projectile based, shooting out of the gun muzzle, which means the impact isn't always in the screen center. Whereas the crosshair is and therefore isn't reliable in most cases.
I'm currently thinking of ditching the crosshair and adding a laser sight, to better communicate the weapon orientation and area of impact.

Or as you suggested, separate viewmodel and projectiles completely.
Will have to experiment on this one ;)

And I'm truly glad my devlogs are deemed as professional even!
I certainly enjoy writing up documentations ^-^

Again, I deeply appreciate the feedback and thanks for hosting the Game Jam!