I'm planning to add more items, item drops, new weapons and more thrilling combat and enemies, as well as goals more interesting than collecting stars. I'm also planning on fixing the notoriously buggy raft. The next demo will have a bigger and fuller map as well, so stay tuned for that!
These changes will take a while, though, as I'm quite busy until mid-September.
With some tweaks you could turn this from great to amazing! As some have pointed out, displaying when the money comes in and how much hp everyone has could really add to the experience. I never managed to fill up the ascension metre despite many attempts, so difficulty could be lowered as well.
That's a known issue. A fix is in the works and will be implemented after the jam. If you want to, you can follow me to get notified when it's published :)
Thanks for the feedback. I suppose the clues were a bit cryptic, but you could improve the chances by selecting the right class for the job. For example, the dragon's weak spot is visible only when its flying, so the archer has the best chances, and so on.
Thanks for the feedback. By clicking the quests in the quest log, you can see their descriptions, that give clues as to who you're supposed to send there. For example, the dragon's weak point can only be seen while it's flying, so the archer has the best chances.
This game didn't work, it showed just a black screen after the first dialogue box. Gladly the original one did, so I based my ratings on that! I liked the cat as well as the wobbly text.
Thanks for the feedback! I planned on adding medkits to the dead ends, but was too burned out at that point to add yet another game mechanic. A rewaed in the dead ends would've made sense, as a risk-reward type a deal.
Thank you for the feedback! The zombies are bullet spongey for a reason - to make the game feel more tense. This is the same reason why Resident Evil's enemies are usually really strong.
Really fun! I liked the visual effects, the clean UI and the weapons that get randomised when you run out of ammo (I used that mechanic in my game too!). Though a score system would be nice
This is a very popular concept in this jam, but this game does make some improvements to the formula. One of them being that the needed number has to point upwards instead of downwards - unlike in many competitors - which makes the game far more enjoyable. I also like the undoing, as it prevents getting softlocked.
The game feels really polished and the visuals are very pretty. I especially like the transition effect! Good job
I've played a lot of physics based dice throwing games by now, but this was not only the most creative, but the best looking and most polished! I love the little tofu dice, they look very delicious. The main menu is also gorgeous.
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