Nice game, I enjoyed how the field was used in similar but contrasting ways. I think having a level select and looping music would have really improved the player experience.
The game was a bit buggy for me. Besides the mentioned flashlight, the main menu had the buttons misaligned with the visual art (I was playing at QHD resolution, if that matters), and some doors and stairs were not working until I tried them several times using different positions. That being said, the art is nice and stylish and I loved the "hidden objects/messages" theme.
I thought the story had a nice start and could lead into something interesting, but there are some typos I think should be fixed. Playing the game was a little bit confusing (partner sometimes disappears and I couldn't tell when I was getting hit) but I did enjoy the aspect of switching partners for different roles.
Thanks! Clicking does the same actions, regardless of which board you actually click on. Showing both boards was just supposed to be a visual aid because some levels are easier when focusing your mouse on one board over the other (so the player has the choice). Don't feel bad about finding it tricky; I found some of the levels difficult myself :)
Thanks! You are supposed to match the two grids by using their corresponding actions (unfortunately, time was tight so the instructions were not fully put into the game).
Unfortunately it seems you tried the game before I patched it for different resolutions, so the experience was a bad one as the UI was all over the place. Great video though :)
I really liked the change in look depending on your evolution. Unfortunately, there seems to be a softlock in the sky area after the Fairy boss (I couldn't leave the room, there were no exits).
If you got stuck due to aspect ratio/weird UI, I just implemented a fix for 16:9 and 16:10 aspect ratios. If you could try again that would be much appreciated :)
I might have misunderstood. I thought the screenshot was partial, not the entire screen. If the lockup was aspect ratio based/weird UI, I just implemented a fix for 16:9 and 16:10 aspect ratios. If you could try again that would be much appreciated :)
Yes you are absolutely correct and it was my mistake to not notice it sooner. My plan was to quickly setup a web build with the desired resolution but unfortunately that backfired and I completely forgot to check different aspect ratios after that. Thank you for letting me know, I will post a fix when I can.
I really liked the wordplay and take on the theme. I noticed that in the browser the camera is messed up unless full screen (at first I thought it was the game). As you mentioned, there is no sound unfortunately which I think would be the next best upgrade in terms of features.
The funny thing is that I didn't notice the similarities with Her Story until I coincidentally saw a playthrough after the jam. Definitely was a risk for this style of game but I appreciated the experience. Thanks for the feedback!
Hi, I'm sorry to hear that. Can you be more specific so I can look into it? For most of the game you should only need to click on certain words to progress. Was there a problem with the game mechanic or something else entirely?
I really liked the hand/cringe theme here and how the gameplay tied in with everything! Unfortunately I got to about 64m (right before a new level) and it suddenly crashed on me (no idea why though).
I liked the over the top theme of emo conversion. Just wanted to point out a minor bug I encountered in the final scene where my camera was offset a little bit downwards, so I could see the blue background with the the first line of credits there. My camera was reset when a certain enemy hit me and I flew into the sky (not sure what happened).
I enjoyed how both the theme and the mechanics were simple but felt good when combined. The holding hands part confused me, since it seemed like it was going to be something important, but there didn't seem to be anything except a heart effect (not even a heal). The only real criticism I have is that the collision of some objects felt a little bit off compared to their visual (or maybe it had to do with more of the player's movement, not sure).
Cute little game with a fun idea. Just wanted to point out two things in case you were working on it further: - In the final fight, the hero's text gets flipped when he turns around (haha)
- In the fight with branching paths, I encountered a bug where I killed all the goblins, but when the hero started to talk to me after a white screen, a goblin was there and killed me, resetting me to the beginning of the fight
Nice concept. I liked the idea and general gameplay but not having a tutorial really hurt. I couldn't really tell what the green diamond in the perk shop was, and everything else came only after a lot of trial and error. Also, escape returning to menu without saving was a bit of a bummer the first few times I did it accidentally.
