The art, while surely not “final,” is consistently excellent, but do you plan on adding any additional elements to it? Animate the cloud over the sunset? Make the bugs squiggle?
I like it, it's a decent concept. A few things I'd suggest - I kinda wish the camera followed the ghost instead of the bubble? And I wish there was more of a reward for getting coins. You know how mobile games give you like, the star ratings at the end of levels? 3 stars for getting all the coins.
Now this I like. It's fast, it's fluid, and you instantly know what you're doing. I might complain that the enemies are a little gray, and a lot of the background was gray, making it hard to see them. But heck, I liked this one.
Would like to see it get harder, faster! Also I skipped the tutorial and couldn't figure out how to use the powerups, and didn't have an option to go back to the menu to look at it once the game had started. Solid though, blastin tanks
I'd like to maybe see a screen clearing bomb powerup or something for later on when many bugs spawn but I can only track one, but had a good time. Short and to the point!
This plays kinda similar to the Hamster Fitness minigame in Professor Layton and the diabolical box! In that (if you haven't played) you are given different objects which the hamster is either attracted too or repulsed by, usually given a range of tiles etc. I think if you were to expand on this then different objects would be a must. I like what's there, but it took me way too long to figure out that the switch was a switch!
Nah I liked it, kind of similar to the game I did ha. I'd like to know how you liked Godot, I was able to put mine together in construct3 rather quickly and didn't have to worry about too many of the finer points.
