Short and sweet, nice mechanical ideas. The varying pixel density of the art and the controls both feel a little jarring. A good proof of concept that could turn into quite the enjoyable puzzle game!
There's a bug in the engine I'm using that makes it run out of memory very quickly almost randomly and literally no one I've spoken to has figured out the cause sadly. I spent probably half of the jam time trying to prevent the crash as much as possible and thought I had it. I'm personally moving away from the engine in the future due to this bug. Anyway, thanks for playing my game!
Very nice concept, didn't take me long to get the hang of the controls. However, it felt as though it was very easy at first then suddenly ramped up in difficulty. My max score was around 90-100
I'm glad you enjoyed playing it through to the end! Thank you so much for taking the time to write this in-depth feedback, you're making me consider developing the idea into a fleshed out game, maybe in UE4 instead of Stencyl/HTML5 though. Originally the intent was that you had to stay within range of the grounded elements or you would run out of ammo/health/whatever really quickly, but a small bug lead to the lasers destroying enemies and from there the idea flourished!
Thanks for playing, I'm glad you enjoyed it! Yeah, I was going to make a short tutorial but ran out of time, sort of hoped that the first level would provide you with enough time to grasp the concept before plunging into more difficult levels.
