The presentation is super good, but I can't get over the inductors. Do they increase the BPM or not? It hurts my brain to press spacebar and sometimes an arrow key to the beat, and then to have to adjust it when there's a capacitor. I'm wondering if pressing either/or would work.
I downloaded the exe but it wouldn't let me disengage with the first door after solving the puzzle. Finished the rest on browser, had to look up some solutions because I didn't want to backtrack through the scary maze.
You should look at InputEvent in Godot's docs, it's pretty easy to prevent a button from double clicking like it is here.
I love the style and the idea. The gamefeel is lacking and the gameplay starts getting tedious, but I would be excited for an improved version of this.
It took me until I looked at the screenshots to understand the title, lmao. Funny game. Definitely gets tedious though. I enjoyed the scouter mechanic.
The camera can use a lot of tweaking but the sound effects are on point. I got a bit frustrated in level 2 and quit. I wish I could have destroyed more evil cubes; I love going fast.
That's hard! Everything on the screen is so small, and I don't know where anything is. But the mechanics are great. I would love to play a version of this with multiple levels that ramp up in difficulty.
Short and sweet. I beat it on my second try, but the "homing: false" tempted me to try again and find homing shots. Then I seemed to die from damage over time or something? There's obviously some quality of life improvements that can be made, but it's a complete game, and we should celebrate that.
I love the concept. It reminds me of Crypt of the NecroDancer, but it feels different, in a good way. The biggest problem I see right now is the audio beat doesn't match the frequency of the game beat. That's really important for a rhythm game (I assume you know, I'm just stating the obvious). I managed to get to 84,000. Fun!
Thanks! I really wanted to add a tutorial stage that would explain the harpoon & gun system. I should provide a screenshot of what happens after stage 4 (what happens is you win).
I would love it if one player could control the car and the other could control the gun. It's not very clear that with some guns you can hold down the fire button and with others you can't. The confusion and randomness obviously works better in a couch multiplayer setting. Fun concept, good luck!
Once I got into it I could see it! It's satisfying. One thing that would easily improve readability is some textures or details on the floor. The only way you can tell that you're moving is if you can see the edge.
