Quite fun. The AIs were a bit bland but it was fun just smacking robots with the door and the ending was funnily climatic. Good job. :) (also here's your dose of dopamine)
It'd be nice if those notes show the direction of the arrow that is to be pressed, because I'm constantly unconsciously trying to guess what key they go to by looking at their shape itself, rather than the x position
Some sort of visual + audio feedback that you actually got the key right, perhaps something on the note itself rather than at some corner of the seen (like the "Perfect" popup that shows up)
Looks cool, and a good interpretation of the theme. Though it'd be nice if PC platforms were supported, as mobile games are quite hard for others to play, especially in game jams.
But that aside, it was a fun little game with a simple art style (my favorite), good job! The game didn't really fit the theme much, the story did, but that's fine honestly.
Yeah I realize that, I think it's because I used an orthographic view rather than perspective, so it became very hard to percieve depth -- which is an essential factor in this game.
> The physics were considerably awful. More often then not the ball bounced off flat geometry due to a wrong setup of physics.
Yep, I realize. The problem was that the assets (from kenney) had bumps in almost all of the tiles, which is why it bounced off at random points. I could've used a box collider (I'm using Unity) but I'd have to make different colliders for the edges, and I didn't have enough time to make my own assets, so I just let that bug go. And, unfortunately due to my laziness, I didn't add a finish flag or anything at all in the end. I do kind of regret not doing it because it seems like there are a lot of people (almost everyone) who found it irritating. Anyways, thanks a lot for the honest feedback!
Sorry, unfortunately I wasn't able to submit in time. (This happens in literally every jam :/). Now incase you still want to play it, I've uploaded it now.
I've decided to stick to my personal rule "Score high on everything but Creativity/theme-matching". lol XD
But ofc, I'll definitely make something that at least is related to the theme, I just won't be making it soo creative. Well, I think this is gonna work because if people like the gameplay, they'll vote :')
(Btw the grappling hook only works on certain blocks, you should be able to figure which ones when you play it. They do have a different tile/texture) :)
The idea fits the theme very well, and the art, music, it overall feels perfect to the game.
But there's a few things I'd like to point out, 1. Add Jump Buffer, I assume you have implemented Coyote time, but adding Jump Buffer will make it soo much better. Because of this, I died like 6 times XD. 2. Replaying the level would be boring. Well everytime you finish a level, all that happens is that it changes perspective. I doesn't bring that much of an interesting gameplay. I'd suggest implementing things like Simple Weapons or other mechanics, and not just platforming.
But despite these, the game is very polished, and also fits the theme very well. :D
The idea matches with the theme very well, and the overall feel of the game is nicely pulled off. Especially that Scary atmosphere with the acids and other stuff.
There is one fault I noticed, this game seems to have a bit of Platforming. So the movement controls are very slippery and it makes it very hard for the player to control.
Ohhk, It works better on the other website than Itch, thx. :D, And I really like the Art style of it, even though the game is really simple, the art style makes it look soo good!
Hmm... Not forcing or anything, but a Windows version would be great, bcuz it performs better on windows than on the Browser, but the Art style looks very Aesthetic, And i'm really interested to play it! :)
Not gonna lie, this is REALLY good, almost as good as AAA companies' games, if judged by the visuals. Man i really wish i could play the game but my potato won't handle 8gb :3
Well I made this suggestion hoping that BTP will get more revenue, i just wanted to support him, I really respect his work he did on this game, so yeah. (And btw i don't understand what you meant in your second sentence)
