for me the version that was uploaded before the deadline had the texture tiling broken, and the fireballs moved WAY too fast which made it pretty much dumb luck if you could survive, for the update i fixed the texture tiling, made the fireballs slower and physically larger, als i removed the global light cause local lights only looked much cooler.  a victim of no playtesting online before the deadline... my fault for time management. but the newer one is much more fun to play.

Original Version

New Version

here is visually what the two look like.

Graphics: I was not quite happy with the CRT look i was going for so i added the blue gradient background.
Gameplay: The controls were way too sensitive so i added some acceleration/deceleration to the paddle.
Polish: Added screenshake and sound when going through the menus and also screenshake and a sound when you loose.
Updated features: Refined the menus. Added a settings menu for turning screenshake and shaders on top of changing volume. You are also able to see your best score after a game for each individual mode. The settings and highscores will be saved locally. 

BEFORE:

AFTER:

My game is called One Shot In The Chamber, a wave based survival game where you must fight off hordes of enemies with the catch being, you have only one bullet. Fortunately, the bullet is magic and you can summon it back to you or teleport to it. Using this unique ability, you must survive as long as possible in the chamber. Here is a screenshot of the game and the link to the game page: https://mark-auman.itch.io/one-shot-in-the-chamber

Literally the only suggestion I've had for improvement is more content. I've also been told elsewhere that initial idea I had to use multiple gameplay bits in progression is more interesting. So I have been slowly working on the other bits that got cut. I can now verify that giving up 6 hours before the deadline and just seeing if there were other tweaks I could make was the right idea as this 2nd portion doesn't even work as designed and now needs to be rethought. It does show off a lot more that I was intended the calm atmosphere to then become disturbing though:

section in the upload (scaled down for thread convenience):

the section that comes after it, currently a bit too dark for my liking partially due to some of the texturing particles not working:

My game: https://itch.io/jam/gmtk-2019/rate/459874

Before:

After:

And of course there is much more to come (AI, Keyboard controls, and more!)