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Grey Magic3 years ago (1 edit)

The gameplay is easy to understand, I wish the game told you which boxes were to drop next, unfortunately alot of the game is not fixed to the 64x64 format but I tell an effort was made. My High Score was 4.

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RC3 years ago

Thanks for playing! I completely agree on the showing next block suggestion, it's something I didn't have time to implement unfortunately. Also, the game was indeed developed at 64x64 as the jam requires.

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Grey Magic3 years ago

It's not, notice how when your box is turned diagonally the edges are still perfectly straight, it were truly 64 x 64, a diagonal line would be jagged and pixelated, the base resolution of your project file should be 64 x 64 as opposed to scaling up smaller sprites to fit a larger resolution.

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RC3 years ago (1 edit)

But, It is. All the sprites are also small, like the box is 5x5. I think the mule is 8x16. Godot has a setting for each image where you can turn off filtering of the images, otherwise it would've looked really blurry. Do not besmirch my low rez mule! ;)

Not sure if that is breaking a rule? If so, I guess it might be too late to change it now.

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Grey Magic3 years ago (2 edits)

I use Godot too, Your settings should be "viewport, keep" not "2d, keep" that would fix the issue and everything would snap into 64 x 64, I think you should try this out and you'll see what I mean when objects rotate, move etc.

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