Yep, the entire visuals of the game was made using shaders. I try to practice cruelty free code, so no sprites where harmed during the production.
I have gotten a few requests on the implementation and its pretty easy to do and can work on virtually any shader so I might just put a little video together on the topic.
I loved the mechanic and I am really bad at platformers in general. With that in mind take my suggestion for what its worth. I feel a two headed axe needs some goblin skulls to crack, secondary objectives and objects and some unnecessary violence could soothe the soul of a living weapon.
I did a terrible job of explaining the "dash" as the rest of the controls. The dash happens in the direction of movement, and is controllable with a hold that also charges it up. Thank you so much for taking the time, I really appreciate the feedback!
Same, here there is so much that an extra day could have made, but that's on me not time managing right. I spent a whole day tweaking an already working and fine dash instead of fixing the broken UI, and shop, and enemy visuals.
shader wizardry indeed, The entire game is made out of shaders, Signed Distance Fields to be precise and I don't use any sprites or texture at all save the logo on the intro screen. Thank you very much for noticing.
I love Twinstick shooters! I think there are some clever ideas in there. I think the characters are a little large, I felt like I cant see far enough ahead, but then again I tend to make my characters very tiny.
