I figured I wanted to spend as little time as I can coding, and focus more on art, so a walking simulator was an easy choice I guess. Thank you for playing the game.
I thought about drawing a little WASD tutorial on top of it, but I forgot about it in my hurry. Thanks for playing the game, I will check yours out too.
Sadly, I couldn't get to the music in time. I actually made this whole game in about 6 hours cus I had 2 extra-long shifts at work during the game-jam. The black dot was really added in the last second cus I realized I didn't have a player model yet (lol).
Only halfway through did I realize the camera was clipping through a wall and I couldn't see anything. Sick intro, neon robot future city and a bunch of baddies who simply can't stand boogy, whats not to love?
That's a lot of lore for such a small game, has different tracks for each side. The UI is a bit confusing, same with the controls, but overall it's pretty cool!
I like this pixelated aesthetics. The movement and the scrap condensation mechanic is pretty funky and looks pretty cool. Though I'll admit, I couldn't get past the first score points cus I died a lot.
I was pleasantly surprised by the audio and the thematic visuals. The concept of a cute ghost following her lover after death is pretty wholesome too. Well done!
Good luck next time on getting the gameplay working. I do like the environment and all the textures, I'm not sure how difficult it is to do it in Unreal Engine, but I do like all the different light acoustics.
Can't say my hand-eye coordination is quite at the level required to multitask this, so I'm gonna give it a try again tomorrow with a friend/assistant!
That said, I love the artstyle and I think it's cool how they join together. Together.
