| Criteria | Rank | Score* | Raw Score |
| Design | #544 | 2.667 | 2.667 |
Ranked from 12 ratings. Score is adjusted from raw score by the median number of ratings per game in the jam.
i loved the design and the idea it was very hard for me so I quit very early I was just confused but I will give it a rating because I know how much effort and time you have spent on this game.
You can go check out my game if you pleased it will be very nice to rate and leave feedback.
The title reminded me of a game called Second Person Shooter Zato, but your game is a little bit different. The concept is actually quite smart, but I think the problem is that you should have gone for a more slow paced, puzzled oriented level design because it's quite hard with the view to understand what happen.
Anyway, good job!
It was very hard to get used to. I was able to get some success after reading the comments and seeing the "hold w & RMB" tactic but was still pretty difficult (a trade off like you said).
I had some fun with it though and it was an interesting use of theme that I haven't seen yet.
Thanks a lot for your comment. Another day of polish and balancing would have been nice. In hindsight, the camera movement speed should have been dependent on the distance from the player and maybe a button to snap behind the player or something like that would have been nice. Wouldn't quite have been what I was going for, but would have been more playable.
Here you go:
https://www.dropbox.com/s/6az09ynvk4hb9iv/OSX.app.zip?dl=0
Let me know if it works.
Hard to control like others mentioned, but fun. Kind of reminded me of controlling an rc car.
Not sure if it's intentional, but if you hold w and right click, your vision sort of lines up so it almost becomes a third person shooter, making it a lot easier but also ruining the main mechanic.
Yeah, the controls are rough. The idea is keeping some control convention from fps-es (rotational control of the player by mouse movement, shooting by LMB) but have the typical movement controls control the camera. It's totally fair to see that as just a tps with control of the camera, but my idea was that your main player avatar is the camera observing the "hero", thus making the hero a second person to the player avatar. I see that the game lacks the polish to make that clear, though.
Yeah, it was mostly the polish not being there that made the concept you were trying to convey a bit rough but I get it not that you say it and it's a 48 hour game jam, no one expects a lot of polish so that's 100% fine! One thing I would recommend though would be allowing the player to customize the controls a bit more. Since I feel I would have had a much easier time with the controls if I was able to make a few tweaks to them. When a game lets you control two different things completely separately getting the controls right is one of the most important parts since it's very confusing for new people to get into it.
A very unique idea, hard to pick up because the controls don't exist in any other game but that makes it a fresh experience :D
Leave a comment
Log in with itch.io to leave a comment.