Really liked the game! Planning on participating in this jam in December and im amazed to see what talented game devs like yourselves were able to create in that amount of time. Congrats!
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I'm kinda impressed with how balanced this is as a tower defense game especially considering it was under a major time constraint. The game was polished and the art style was solid, I really enjoyed it. Only thing for me is that the shooting is slow and doesn't make for very exciting and tense gameplay but more relaxing. Nonetheless, congrats on your game!
Hmm, I'm not sure why this could be the case. It strangely shows the glow from the lightning strike instantiated into the scene but not the actual sprite. I'm sorry this happened to you, could just be a problem on my end for using exporting it in Forward+ so I could use glow (Godot 4.2 doesn't let you export a game to be played in browser mode with glow). I currently don't have a fix because this is genuinely something I never thought could happen but thanks for voicing your concern. I'll be taking this into account now and next time I make a game for a jam using Godot.
Took me a while to get the hang of but once I got into it, I really liked it. The game has an addicting nature that with more time could have someone play for hours on end in their free time. The art is also extremely good and very distinctive from its simplicity. Extremely great job, congrats on your game!
A very engaging and consistent game, some games do well in some areas and fail in others but this one does everything great and dares the player to keep going even if they die. I like the idea of using lamps as checkpoints and the bird dying from being out of shelter for too long. Congrats on your game!
I think the game is a bit too restrictive on the player. I do think it's very bold to go into 3D and even more impressive than that is that it's more or less polished but it's difficult having to traverse from one side to another trying to get everything up and going without some indicator that a wire got cut loose or a machine needs even more materials. But I commend the visuals and the polished state of this, especially considering it is 3D. Congrats.
The visuals are really impressive in this game but unfortunately, the level design is impossible to follow and just makes trying to find even three of the pedestals hard to remember. If it were designed like a maze with barriers and dead ends, I would've enjoyed this more. Nonetheless, congrats on your game!
One of the best games I've played from this jam so far. I really love how well the mechanics work together and the design of the levels that make you want to go through each one as fast as possible. The art, music, and animations work well together to make it easy to follow (especially the titles). Everything was simple to follow and done extremely well. Congratulations.
I was a bit invested at first but having to inexplicably stop every few seconds with no way of preventing it makes it a bit unplayable, it wasn't fun at all. But I do like the backgrounds and the decision to make it look 3d. Maybe next time it would be good to include an indicator so that the player would know how much energy they have lost or a timer that they can prevent from going down to 0 to make it more interesting. Regardless, congrats on your game!
Nice game, I think the mechanics are smart for the player to manage their energy levels to get to the end. The only thing I don't like is that even if you complete a level, your health still drains and you may be required to restart the level all over again (which has happened to me on the last three stages numerous times. But besides that, congrats on your work!
It's a good start but it's more like a prototype more than a proper game. I do like the electric theme that's present here, I thought it was a really good idea to use a robot dog charge up with anything electric to use against enemies and I hope you keep developing games because there are so many more things you'll be able to implement well once you get more of the fundamentals down. Regardless, congrats on your game!