Thanks! I enjoyed making the designs! the dragon and the Wheely Hot cars were the only fights we were actually able to add due to time constraints. (January was oddly busy for all of us) Wish we could have added more bosses, and a proper end state, but ain't that just the way?
The concept seems vaguely familiar.... anyway, I enjoyed it. I loved how simple the controls were but still took a bit of time to master. loved the final boss, dodging the bullets and the dual were great.
I had a lot of fun with this one. I guess I didn't realize the actual goal was to just avoid being pocketed myself at first and tried to pocket as many balls as I could before the actual pool cue could.
super cool! the items went by a little faster than I would have liked. and I had a hard time catching up to the cars in the lead. also, ended up clicking on the windows behind the game more times than I'd care to admit fullscreen would have been nice. Overall, great job! the graphics were very polished looking.
really cool concept! I'll have to play it on my desktop later, my laptop really hates unreal games and thinks they need to play at 6 fps. definitely saw some great potential there.
Granny's got a sword and is ready to make some mincemeat pie!
Loved it. the models were great, and I had a lot of fun chopping up the apple slimes. though I wish they made a satisfying splat sound when you hit them.
Great reversal of a racing game. only complaint is some of the UI widgets were kindof small for me and hard to actually click on, but maybe that was intentional to increase difficulty?
some great mind boggling puzzles! Almost thought it was broken in the (I think) third level where you had to go back and forth between adventurer to monster to adventurer again. really tripped me up for a couple of tries.
the chef originally was only going to dance when built. but we liked him dancing so much we just let him do his thing in the kitchen.
as for the physics, it was most of our first times doing anything 3D in Godot engine, probably would have been smoother if we had used unity, but we really wanted to give Godot a shot and we're pretty happy with what we got in the end given the time constraints and the learning curve.
There's some good bones here. I loved the aesthetic you were going for, I wish there was more here. I'm glad you were able to at least submit something. Hope you learned enough from this jam to do even better the next.
HOLY COW THAT ART IS GORGEOUS!!!! that gameplay is really hard though, I feel like it was near pixel perfect accuracy needed to control it. but DANG THAT PIXEL ART BE SO PRETTY!
Brilliant idea! It gets pretty tricky and hectic. I kindof wish there wasn't the countdown or it was only one second to just put you right back in the action.
Seen a few other reverse tower defense games in the jam. This has been the most approachable so far. Really enjoyed playing through it. thought the difficulty was just about right. good job!
took me too long to realize I was playing as the bad guy in level 2. but then I read the controlls and it made a lot more sense. Great concept, I'd love to see an even more fleshed out version.
