Honestly the Neon like 80's retro hacker colors on the grid and icons is something I dig and think it makes the presentation way better than it could be. I'm getting that the dice rolling is tied to the placement of the enemies now but that wasn't quite understood on my first playthrough.
Thank you! I'm glad you liked the angry tomato! He's possibly the most hated character in the game, haha! I personally think he has a kind heart and is just misunderstood!
Thank you so much for the kind words~! I agree, the customers' patience is a little short, but we made it that way because we felt it added to the quick pacing of the kitchen!
Enjoyment: There seem to be a lot of grammar/spelling mistakes and errors in the text of the game that make me confused on what to do. I was confused as to what to do the whole time. It was difficult to download, it would have been better if there were a web build.
1/5
Creativity: The game is a grid with dots on it to display enemies? The idea in general could have been much more interesting. I don't see how the theme plays into this at all to be frank.
1/5
Presentation: All of the text is blurry, but I do like the sort of 80's color aesthetic though.
Ah! For the theme we used a play on words! Instead of using dice as a noun (eg. playing dice) we used it as a verb (eg. dicing up vegetables). You take those diced up vegetables and put them in a burrito roll! I'm sorry the control scheme was confusing! We tried to make it easy by leaving controls/instructions in the description, but we didn't have time to make a full in-game tutorial within the 48 hours. I'm super glad you enjoyed the art though! Our artist was amazing, it was crazy to watch him go! I don't know how he makes it look so easy to make game art that looks so nice!
Thanks for the feedback. In the post-jam update I'm going to make the spacebar work for hitting as well to accommodate touchpad users! I'm super glad you enjoyed it though!
Ok first off: I LOVE the DnD + Paper's Please combo going on here. The idea is absolutely brilliant! At the start of the game, I was confused as to why I couldn't press the previous and next buttons, but they appeared later on in the gameplay. It was really fun and a creative idea!
Thanks so much for the feedback! We'll have to think up of ways to speed up the process! You can press shift to sprint in the game, but we might end up making that a little faster than it is. The artist made sprites for burrito customers to order burritos with only one or two ingredients. I think once those are implemented the process will be a lot faster!
Thanks! Yeah, that's definitely one of our more controversial plot features. I think it definitely adds to the experience but maybe quality of life fixes like not having to throw away an item if you don't want to use it could make it feel a lot better. I'm thinking of doing that in the post-jam update.
The one item inventory system was based on Overcooked. We wanted the player to only have to focus on dealing with one item at a time. Do you think the ability to throw items out of your inventory them would make it more enjoyable instead of having to discard them in the trash if you don't want to currently use that item (just wondering for the list of features I'm writing down for the post-jam update)?
Thanks so much! I agree, the game is totally missing a proper in-game tutorial. Tried my hardest to guide the player without one, but it's a concept that isn't the most intuitive to grasp without an explanation. If I do a post-jam update, that's on the list for sure!
Hey, sorry about that. You need to pick up a plate from the plate stack by pressing E and bring it to one of the preparation mats at the front of the kitchen. From there you can place items on those. The game also features a 1-item inventory mechanic so if you pick up an item before putting a plate out, you'll need to discard the item (in the trash) to be able to hold the plate. I'm glad you were able to enjoy the game regardless.
Hey sorry. It's a bit confusing and I tried to make the interactive action prompts above the head when you spawn direct the player to picking up a plate and placing it up a placemat before you get the ingredients. I wanted to do a 1 item inventory system. You can't place an item until you put it on a plate. So, if you have a food item but no plates are out you have to discard that item (in the trash) and pick up a plate and place it on one of the preparation spots. After the plate is there, you can bring burrito ingredients to it and then fold it when it's completed. I guess it turned out slightly less intuitive than I expected, sorry!
I got to the game by going to your profile and playing your newest upload. The art style and animations are cool. I love the western gun sound effect. Really fun entry, I'm sad that people are having difficulty playing it.
I really like the style for the logo. The camera motions and game shakes and everything are great. The game has a ton of game juice! The textures and crisp and nice. Amazing job for a first jam game :)
The game was really fun! The camera turning when moving made me a little motion sick though, if you make a post-jam update turning it down a little might make a big difference. Also, I think changing the lighting a bit/adding a skybox would really compliment all the cute 3D models. I don't think the default Unity lighting settings do them justice. Overall, really great job guys, it was fun!
The style premise and animations are all super cool. I felt like the game could be a really cool sandbox if you were allowed to do multiple dice rolls in one session, but the game restarts as soon as you roll the die.
The 3D retro-ish art style is AWESOME! I really dig it. It's really difficult to make combat that's enjoyable but this combat is SUPER satisfying and enjoyable. I didn't think a game about killing dice could be so fun but it legitimately really enjoyable.
I really love the Jack's sprite. The animations are all super fluid for pixel art. I love it! The dice going through the start menu was really cool too! All the puzzles I played were super interesting and fun. The only thing lacking is I think the dialogue needs to be able to skipped through while its writing when you press C. Great job!
