Yeah, the latency is a bit of an issue. It's interesting how latency creeps in and gradually gets worse as the game goes on. It's perhaps why we haven't seen mic input used widely in other games. 

I made my game in Godot and I got the feeling that the live audio input was coming in separate to the game's tick function, as when I paused the main tick process to restart the game, I noticed that the audio input got really out of sync.

Oh and thanks for playing :)

As mentioned in lower posts, I didn't make the graphics. My work was just retrofitting the audio input into a MIT licensed tutorial to make the dino jump.

Thanks for playing :) yeah, latency is something that starts to sneak in the longer the play time. Not sure why this is the case.

cheers, thanks for giving it a play :)

Thanks - yeh, I was sad to not be able to do more with the mechanic. I have a more interesting idea to use mic input for but more complex - for another game jam :) 

Thanks Gamechoy :) Pretty simple but happy to just submit something! 

Just to clarify - I can't take credit for the graphics as my game is a very light modification of a Coding With Russ Dino Run tutorial. The tutorial is MIT licensed for code and assets. My work was just retrofitting the mic input to make the dino jump instead of hitting the spacebar. With that said, yeah, they are cute :) 

ha dino a good boy

Hey @just_manu, I'll have a look into this. 

Yeah, I'm keen to explore more mic-related games, given that most people with PCs / phones have mics now.  Interesting issues arise with handling audio input latency / sync mic input with what is happening in frame.

RE the graphics - I can't take credit for that as this game is a very light modification of a Coding With Russ Dino Run tutorial. My work was just retrofitting the mic input to make the dino jump instead of hitting the spacebar.