Those are all definitely things that we could've been more clear about - either through a separate detailed info./instructions screen or in-game with the message prompts. Thank you for playing the game and your feedback, James! It helps newbies like ourselves who just started making games and tend to overlook these sort of things which tend to be obvious to the experienced. :)

This is probably the biggest regret I have with the game. I had the dates wrong for the game, so I thought I had an extra day or two to fine tune the mechanics and do a better way of introducing the player on what to do. But for my first real game, it turned out okay.

Still an honest review, regardless of the bias! Haha. Thanks for your feedback Josh, and of course, your help with providing the music for us as well!

Thank you SaucyArmadilloGames for playing our game along with your wonderful comments and critique! The camera tracking was definitely a beast to contend with, and even now, we're not quite sure how to set it up in third-person and not have it clip through walls. But given this is our first game and game jam, we have lots ahead to learn. To start, we may look into fixing some of the controls and interaction for this game. :)

The camera was the toughest thing for me to do. And it was mainly due to Godot not having an easy way for the camera to detect collisions. So it would constantly clip through the wall and be awkward to deal with. And I do agree that we should have had a better way to explain the mechanics and controls to the player. It was a great learning experience and stepping stone into the next projects.