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The reverse-metroidvania idea is really neat. It creates a rising difficulty as you have fewer options to deal with the coming challenges and it creates a meta-puzzle where you have to decide which powerups to give up first to cripple you the least in future areas. It also serves replayability as the game is qualitatively different when you play the areas in a different order.


My main criticism is with the platforming mechanics. They felt very clunky, especially with the overzealous wall-cling that was constantly activating when I didn't want it to.

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Thanks for the feedback!
And yeah, the current mechanics are definitely not the most comfortable. It was a case of getting *some movement mechanics in ASAP* so that the Levels could be made well; but then the movement couldn't be tweaked because the levels were based on it.
Personally, I want to work on a post-jam update for it, and kinda fix-up the problem stuff, so that it's a nice small game, and then later start working on a new game from the ground-up that has the core idea but done on a larger and slightly different scale.