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Gwelkind2 years ago(+1)

Concept: Amazing, the different characters have completely different feels and different worlds, I could actually feel my body react/heartrate change when I would switch between them

Enjoyment: A lot! Each part of this has a very polished, hand-made feel that works well together.

Limitation: It's a creative use of the limitation that I haven't seen before. It's also really carefully presented to the player through signage and progressive disclosure.

Presentation: I mean, just beautiful, the music, the art, the backgrounds, the animations are smooth, and everything works together cohesively. 

Overall: It's so polished and unique and fun to play, definitely something to be proud of.


Thanks a lot for being so understanding and giving my game another chance, btw, I was really kicking myself for breaking everything so horrendously as it was going out of the door. That's what I get for making last minute updates :)

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Introverted Zombie2 years ago

Thanks =). Yeah I know the feeling I had to make about 3 last minute changes myself. when going to webGL my platforms would disappear.  I had to adjust some of my platforms math code for position for it to work on webGL, no idea why.

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Gwelkind2 years ago

That's so weird. And you weren't using URP or shaders? You're using Unity right? 


One "gotcha" that I've learned in this process is with "quality levels." The Unity Editor will choose a different quality level by default than what it will build for web. This change can have broad reaching implications on performance, functionality and graphic quality, and basically make it so you're not editing the same game you're building on publish.

I think what I'm going to do going forward is just delete all of the quality settings except one to make sure there aren't any surprises when I build.

I also noticed your game expanding to the whole screen, if you wanted to make sure you're publishing on the same resolution you tested on, you need to set that both in  the "Player" settings and in the itch page editor.

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Introverted Zombie2 years ago

Yeah, no URP or Shaders, I found out for some reason it was running my code out of sequence I had to change a few things up for it to work properly.

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