Thank you! When I was first thinking about what kind of minigames I wanted to add my mind went straight to Wario Ware. Even though they ended up less diverse (and less silly) I'm still glad if the influence shows.
I really like it. It's a frustrating but fun game.
After giving up halfway yesterday I decided to come back and beat the game today, but it still took me about 50 minutes from start to finish.
I think the way you lose charge while rolling is a bit annoying, but that's really the only complaint I have.
I noticed that if you jump over Shrimpette at the beginning and approach her from the right, she will instantly give you a speech about needing at least five hats.
I believe that it's probably unintended, but I'm personally thankful that I saw it since I might have not bothered gathering that many hats otherwise, and if I had reached the tower only to be told I had to go back down I would have been a bit upset (to say the least).
Thank you! I can confirm that she is the only character in the game that flinches when landing on the ground, so there must surely be some kind of extra weight there.
It's a nice short dungeon crawler, but I really wish you could slightly see the neighbouring walls from your position. As it is it's impossible to see if you're standing in straight corridor or a crossroads without looking in all directions or checking the minimap.
Very nice game. The art is great and the platforming is satisfying. I really like the way you get more jumps as you collect more feathers and the small mini-challenges to get more hearts.
It was a bit easy to get lost in the level, but the enemy placements and area design also made it easy to recognize where you'd already been (and not been).
Thank you, I'm glad you got some enjoyment out of the game.
I believe you are correct about the bug when you are hit while in bat form. The transformation timer isn't stopped as it should be when you get hit, so if you transform once more before it runs out it will transform you back almost instantly.
I originally had a different plan for how the transformation mechanic was supposed to work, and the clunky normal movement was meant to be a contrast to the much smoother bat movement, which originally wasn't going to be something you could use at any time. Unfortunately, I was unable to make it work as I had intended and I had to change my plans.
Really amazing. At first it was a bit tricky to use the same buttons for both aiming and moving, but after getting used to it the game became quite fun (but still pretty difficult).
Super cool game, but I encountered a few bugs. Please note that I played the web version.
When getting hit by the downwards lunge attack by the first or third boss you can get pushed slightly into the ground, at which point you'll also become invincible (and invisible).
It makes it extremely easy to cheese the third boss since you can attack it but it can't attack you.
I flat out clipped through the ground a few times, but it was possible to get back to the map by jumping.
During the escape sequence the game would gradually slow down until it became almost unplayable.
When I timed it the 200 in-game seconds translated into over eight minutes in real time.
