I like that it's a bunch of different windows, makes it feel like you're using multiple software to hack into the different aspects of the building.
But also I'm not sure I understand how to navigate around. I tried going to the supply room door on the first level when I was in the hallway and my agent said "Sorry I can't find that"
I love the idea! But the steering on the bullet is too slow. I saw you mentioned it was lowered unintentionally alongside a last minute bug fix which is a bummer :/
Ah true I hadn't considered that. Maybe centring the camera on the ball only after you hit the course? Then when the course stops moving it moves back so you can see the whole course.
Big fan of having to hit the course to rotate it - Though I feel like the camera should have maybe been centred around the ball to maybe make taking a stroke a bit less confusing
As a chess enjoyer, love the idea! I think you're right about what you said in the jam notes though, that the 8-bit style makes it difficult to read.
Also I found myself spamming pause to process what just happened: Maybe it would be better if after each person plays their moves/illegal moves you had to pick which illegal move they did OR state that there were no illegal moves. Then maybe add a timer. (I might be armchair developing too much lol).
Having to manage the inputs from a human? Seems like great minds think alike in this jam :P
Very well polished and fun too! Needs a short explanation of the game & controls before you dive right in though - I went embarrassingly long before realizing that volume up was "D" and not "W" lol.
Yeah I may have made it a bit too hard because I didn't have much time to give to play testers. I tried to give feedback by having the player getting upset to let you know what was wrong.
