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| Criteria | Rank | Score* | Raw Score |
| Art | #62 | 4.000 | 4.000 |
| Sound | #143 | 3.278 | 3.278 |
| Creativity | #319 | 3.167 | 3.167 |
| Gameplay | #385 | 2.500 | 2.500 |
Ranked from 18 ratings. Score is adjusted from raw score by the median number of ratings per game in the jam.
Were the art assets made during the 48 hours?
Yes
Was all the music/sound created during the 48 hours?
Yes
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Really nice art and music, the ships a bit unwieldy but its a neat idea :)
The ship is impossible to control (especially during collisions) but wow, all the art are awesome !
Collisions are a bit crazy and movment is slow but the ship looks amazing!
Game looks great, also a very interesting choice of genres, I would have never thought of combining those two!
Sure the controls need work like the others said, but that's only with 48hrs, I'm sure you can really expand on this idea if you keep on with it!
Keep it up :D
Really nice game ! I really loved the aesthetics.
Nice game i really like the artstyle however the when colliding the camera just goes crazy. Still well done
Overall the game is nice and the concept very intersting ! As everyone else said, the controls are heavy and not very responsive ^^.
I saw your reply to another post and yes you should have trusted you more. You can quite easily make a simple controller that works fine. Even if you don't have all the features that you want, at least you know what you're doing and you can improve it bit by bit without breaking the whole thing ;)
But great job overall, the game is great beside that, nice art and music too :D
Thanks for your reply and interest on our issue.
We'll surely do better next time thanks to your suggestion too :D
Pretty cool game! I especially like the art. I just have the same suggestion as everyone else because turning was a bit hard.
Creative concept, but the controls were a bit too loose for my tastes. This is definitely a concept that deserves to be fleshed out further though!
Cool art style! Controls could be a little bit more fluid, but great work for 48 hours!
Thanks for the feedback! :)
art and sound are incredible! the controls are not that great(prob used the Input.GetAxis and not Input.GetAxisRaw). Such a creative game!
Hello, thanks for the comment.
To give just some insights. For the controls we used an "old" Unity asset package thinking that it could make the development process smoother. Little did we know that the main issue than would be "that adjustment we made to make it work for our scope broke, quick let's fix it". I was worried that scripting the whole controller for the vehicle would take away too much time so we choose that route and in the end did not pay too well. The lesson is indeed to trust ourselves more and not be afraid to commit more time to the foundation of the experience. Sorry for the long reply but I like to share what I learn when I'm jammin´ ;)
oh, ok! ty for replying.
The enemy had no issue causing a fender bender while I figured out the controls 😂
Models looked awesome! Turning was a bit touchy, still fun though!
Hahahaha yeah, the enemies are merciless >:)
Thanks!
have you ever looked at Unity’s ML agents? This is definitely a project you could incorporate it into for the enemies.
No, never heard of them, but I just checked them out and they seem very interesting and useful! Not sure if 48hrs would have been enough to train the AI, but we can definitely try to use it for further development. Thanks for the suggestion!
Hey, way to go, this is a really fun idea! I love the visuals, the tron sort of vibe makes this really fun. I found turning a bit difficult, and I was able to win by just driving back and forth over a single orb spawn. But I think the groundwork is there for a racing game with a very unique goal!
Oh man, we totally missed that you could do that on the orb ahahah! Thanks for the kind critique :)
The game felt a little bit clunky but overal was fun and was an interesting idea.
Thank you! We'll work on making the controls more responsive in the future :)