Godot! Yes, yes and yes.

Although the trails suffer from the Engine.time_scale a little in slow mo.

Looking at your game now I can actually see it being Godot. Very nice :)

Sorry about the last level, my friend was sadistic when making that. Glad you enjoyed it anyways.

Thank you! Glad you enjoyed what you could play :)

Yeah that's a strange one. If it's the Google Drive version, I did play that from start to end with no issue, but when I booted it up another day I got that same bug, as some others had experienced. Which is sad, and annoying. So that's one of the first things I need to address when I can re-upload it.

Thank you!

The game came along way during development, but I'm happy with the way it turned out.

Yeah I didn't expect the last 2 levels to be so hard, you can thank my level designer for that. Sadistic he is!

I'm glad you liked it none the less, thanks for playing it :)

Thank you so much, i'm glad you enjoyed it :)

Thanks for playing!

Level 12 is challenging, but I do know some people off this site who have done it, plus I wouldn't of released that level if it couldn't be done by myself :P

I hope to expand on this soon, maybe make the dificulty curve a lot smoother, rather than the wall which is level 11.

I'm sorry about that, it's becoming more evident with that scene from what people have been saying. I'll have to look into it soon, and hopefully re-upload a better version after the jam.

But thanks for playing anyways!

Thank you so much.

I'll bear the enemy position thing in mind, because how I determine their path it would be no problem at all to just randomise a position in it's path and start from there.

I hope I have the time to go further with it, only time will tell :)

Thanks for playing!

Yeah, I'm sorry about that. My friend went a little crazy with power when he was allowed to make levels. Because I gave him the ability to change speeds etc of the enemies / obstacles.

I intend on continuing with it afterwards hopefully at least get it to a more final state where I can come back to it in the future and do more for it.

Thank you!

Thanks for playing! Yeah I am sorry about that, my level designer got a bit carried away with 'How hard can I make this last level?'

I'm glad you liked it :)

Wow! brave soul! 2min before deadline XD

I did not, I used Godot. I'm not sure if I can compile it to Mac OS on windows. When I get home, I'll do a Mac build. If that fails then I can upload a web version to my google drive.

Can't promise, but I'll try :)

If you're okay, here is a Google Drive link to a Mac OSX build : https://drive.google.com/open?id=1xnDHJcToElHwxarbps5D-oKanTghPwPw

Let me know if it doesn't work, and I could get a web build for you.

Thanks, I appreciate it :)

So my thinking for it was I wanted the gravity to force the player to think about moving and be conscious of their 'Slow Down' remaining. So every slow down counted, every one mattered in order to get to the end as fast, and safe, as possible. I want to play around with alternative takes of the mechanic, mostly code implementation and go from there.

Next time I'll do better tutorials, but thank you for playing none the less :)

I'm still not sure if that's a bug or not. Because I managed to play a build without it happening, then loaded up the same version a day later and encountered the same issue. So I'm sorry about that! I mean it looks like a bug and smells like a bug, you know how it goes!

But thank you for playing, I'm glad you enjoyed the parts that you could play :)

Thanks for playing, appreciate it :)

Thanks for playing.

I usually do pixel art for game jam entries, but I was primarily solo dev for this one so I knew I couldn't do as much art as I'd like, so minimalist colours is the way to go!

I'm happy you enjoyed it :)

Thank you, yes my level designer went a bit mad on that one. I think they wanted to really push the mechanics, and player, to the limit.