I love you man, thanks a lot. Can't believe you played it for 40+ minutes, as I'm aware it is not that rewarding. It really helps to get feedback and just to keep doing games when you get someone values them.
Man, the terrain generation is flawless. The sole detail of putting the debug generator is worth everything. As I'm looking to step up the level on my random maps this is a great north. Everything else is impressive too, great visuals and on the surface seems to have deep systems. If I have to be crit. of something, the font is hard to read and UI isn't very friendly, movement could be smoother too.
Yeah, working with Godot 4 was a pain in the ass in a way or another. Had the same thought about tilemaps, there are a lot of parameters to simply set a tile, somehow they made it even worst. Cool idea for your game, the theme is different and that's valuable.
Hey. Thanks for your lovely comment. Glad you enjoyed it. It is kinda interesting to see witch NPC is the smartest when seeing only one from 30 climing up the road lol.
Yeah we didn't get as deep as we wanted in game design, we wanted more and more chaos on the dice powers but couldn't due to time. Thanks for playing and leaving a comment, your game looks amazing.
Lo mas pulido que hay en la jam, más, el combate esta en un plan re frustrante como dice mi gringo. Overall linda base para seguir agregandole cosasitas de a poco. De donde que pais sos?
Interesting card game! There are 4 conditionals to cards: calm, health, Ap and Mp. I like how you choose spells depending on what you current necessities in the run are, with conditionals restraining you from using only 'that dmg spell' and 'that heal spell'.
The Mp is a little unbalanced, there is only one card that adds Mp points so i was running low on it and only could use one card at the end.
Overall cool entry with cool concept, and i see how it can increase in complexity adding variety. I also made an entry if you wanna check it out.
Hey man, cool concept, leave you some overview if you're interested.
3D + Pixel art goes really well with those lighting effects and particles, the downsized resolution sticks all together nicely. The movement feels good and fast paced. Love the trippy moving ambient (shader picking up vertices?) and the particles give the juice it needs.
Enemies could have anticipation animations to figure out when will they shoot, although lighting does the trick sometimes.
Simple path-finding would have been nice for enemies to not stick on places.
Overall interesting experience, very unique aesthetically. I also made my own entry if you're interested in checking it out.
Hello, i'm interested, love your style. I'm a musician and i make SFXs too. I been looking to make a game long time ago since my last jam, so i'm willing to spend a good time and compromise on it.
Hey, hello, do you have knowledge on prodecural generation? I like the idea of the game, think of a couple of things and enemies to expand it too if you're interested. We can talk on discord if you want. fela#9204
Love this one, for me is the winner, in terms of the jam goals it serves them all. In a future it can even be expanded on numerous dangers in the map, a bigger and obstaculised one should be thought. Congratulations to the team.
I like'd it. Yea it's kinda slow, but is its way to express the art and the game idea. The game balances this by making short levels, and very well designed may i say. The position of windows in dead ends showing the objective, a new door that just opened or path you didn't saw.
Love how there's absolutly no interaction besides the buttons and then they give you a pipe or whatever, then i started smashing everything. A well done experience.
Thank you very much for the reply! Yes, i'm all set now. I'll look for that code! Really wanna expand my knowledge on programming, more if it's about musical stuff because as a musician it's cool to know how to do those musical details that make the difference. Sadly i just gave up on C# because looks like my brain can't even go 50%, and started with LOVE2D's Lua, not sure if it's the right path but i can always go back. Logic seems the same on most of languages though, so i'll see wich i can fit more into.
Thank you again, and congrats on going live in the GMTK video ! You guys really deserve it. Even a port to mobile i would say can cause quite a success.
