Don't worry, you can re-map the keys in the options menu. As long as you have Java installed on your device you should be able to just double-click it.
Hi OC, did you remove the jar file from the zip on its own? If you did, make sure that all of the assets (the sav, img, and mus folders) are in the same folder, as otherwise the game will freeze.
Yeah I think I know which one you're talking about. It was literally made hours before the end of the game jam, and I guess I didn't put enough time into balancing him. If you can imagine it, he used to be even worse to deal with previously, too.
Thanks for the feedback! I guess I should have made a lot of things more clear for sure (developer's bias is one hell of a drug lol). If you don't mind me asking, which boss did you end up fighting as the second boss (as technically there are two "second bosses", depending on how many coins/repairs you did)?
You did a fantastic job with this game, developing an ambient atmosphere between the graphics and audio, and the mechanics are super interesting and unique. As a trackpad user, the whole "switch tool" technique was a bit tricky to figure out on account of not having a scroll wheel, but not unmanageable, and the difficulty curve spiked hard, but otherwise I really enjoyed this game, both mechanically and presentation-wise.
Thanks so much! Yeah I get it with the controls being a bit difficult, it was something I coded really early on (like day 1 early) and never gave a second thought, though now I'm starting to wish that I had incorporated some sort of secondary control set. Glad you enjoyed it otherwise though!
The graphics are super fun, the game itself plays very well and feels enjoyable to play, and the audio does a fantastic job keeping up the cheerful nature of the game. I love it!
