Thanks for trying the game! As for the value, personally I thought the day time limit benefitted the metroidvania format in that it makes it much harder to get lost, as you're always anchored home no matter how far out you get, as well as encouraging retreading old ground for collectables. I think the mechanic ultimately failed for most people this time around, but I think I can mitigate the bad and still reap the benefits with some changes.
Also, I already played your entry! I think it's actually my favorite out of what I played! Great work yourself!
Thanks! I'm glad you had fun! Hopefully in future I can get the night mechanic to feel more meaningful and engaging rather than annoying. I have some ideas, but it's definitely something that'll bother people no matter what I do with it.
Thanks for playing, and thanks for the feedback! The inverted camera setting was just an oversight on my end, didn't even think about it. And there's definitely mechanics like the time that I'd definitely wish came out more fleshed out then I did for the jam, but I'm glad you had some fun regardless!
Yup, still got some bugs to iron out. I actually kept the not dying until you hit the ground just because it was fun to clutch a save if you can keep off the floor, but grabbing the key was def not intended 👀💦 Regardless, it'd be something better explored in a full release (as well as the clock, didn't have time to fully flesh it out like I'd want to). And thanks for playing!
I tried really hard to understand this one. It took a while just to figure out how to pick up rooms and add them to the ship, but I never figured out how to access their commands. Couldn't figure out how to use the "Save", "Load", "Map" or "SC" commands for example. I do think that the visuals and feedback are really cool. I love the shake that happens when you bump the ship into a wall. Might just be me on getting the game controls down, but overall, definitely a neat project I'd love to finish sometime!
Neat game! It took me a while to figure out the F button interacted with certain blocks, and to be honest, I got stuck on some tough platforming and didn't quite reach the end, but there's some neat stuff here!
game was neat! I like that you can collect and wear the enemy heads, thats a neat mechanic. I couldn't seem to find out how to do the electricity puzzle however, the green head could only turn me invisible, and the green guys were all dead and wouldn't respawn, but I'm assuming I needed one of them for the puzzle.
Really creative idea! I wish I could say I beat it but after crashing on my first playthough, and softlocking on my second (holding R did not work for that room) I can't say I was able to see the end. If you expand or polish up the idea I'd love to see it!
Game was fun! The visuals were really nice and there was some interesting navigation to be done where you were rewarded for keeping track of room layouts in 3D.
Thanks for playing! I'm glad you liked it! Also, thanks for the video. I was meaning to get some sort of video/trailer put together but I didn't end up with the time.
Thanks! Glad you liked it! As for your feedback, pretty much all of it is well warranted, and I think just about everything is something I'd like to address if I continue this project. A lot of it is known issues that I just didn't end up with the time for unfortunately.
yeah, might be because it's my first godot game but this might be close to my limit for gameplay variety in a solo 48h game jam without more preparation pre-jam. But thanks!
haha, my first godot game so I have no idea how their UI works. It was showing fine on the resolution I uploaded it at so I just called it good enough lmao.
