Web version was really fun so I bought the game for Mac! Sadly, it didn't open, saying: "You can’t open the application “hollowfloor” because this application is not supported on this Mac." I have an Intel Mac running on OSX v12, is there anything that can be done?
Great job on the game! It has a very clean UI and art style. One thing that was hard to understand was when I unlocked new options in the menu because I would have to scroll down. The multiplayer feature is really cool (and impressive!), but I wish the game leveraged it a bit more.
Thanks for playing Chris! I definitely see what you mean about a see-through cursor, I would love to try that out in the future. I actually did try adding panning controls to the camera, but it made the game too easy and overshadowed the zoom in/out mechanic.
The art style is gorgeous, and the game's mechanics are simple to learn but really fun to play with! I like how the player got a new movement/attack option after every fight rather than all at once; it's definitely a lot easier to take in as a new player. Hexblade has a bunch of potential, and I think if you keep it simple you have a great game idea here.
Thank you, I’m glad you had fun with the game! I definitely want to add sound effects in the post jam updates. You are right that they will add the extra “juice” the game needs.
Thank you for playing and commenting! I agree with your idea about some visual tells from the hero; I think I’ll add those in my post jam update. About the hitboxes, the hero’s hitbox is actually larger than the bokos. I wanted to simulate how video game protagonists get larger hitboxes than common enemies. I’ll think about adding a tell to make this more fair.
Thank you! Yes, I noted that bug in the description of the game. I wasn’t able to fix it in time for the jam, but I will do that in the post jam update!
Thank you for all the compliments! I am definitely planning on making a post jam update with sound, music, and more variety to the monsters and terrain.
This was a great entry to the jam! The art and sound was great, the controls were polished, and the game loop was pretty fun. My one complaint is that it would have been nice to have some kind of win state or large goal such as expanding your shop or buying an expensive item within a time limit.
I love the idea of a revenging neighbor, I think it fits really well with the theme! Although, I was a little confused on the goal and how to beat the game.
Thank you for the feedback! I agree that the terrain and monsters could have used more variety. Had I more time, I would have liked to give the hero a bow as well and include ranged monsters.
About the short interval hits, I gave the hero a short invincibility time like in other adventure games, but I did not show it well. Sorry about that.
Thanks for the criticism. This was the second game I made in Unity, so didn't really know how to do character movement but I still wanted to make a horror game. I can see how it didn't work for you though
Thank you for constructive criticism! I agree with you about the end part: it definitely needs more work. I'm glad that everything else before it was spooky though!
I appreciate all feedback, negative and positive. I wasn't trying to make the game traditionally scary, more unnerving like you mentioned. I do agree that the ending could use a lot work. This is the first horror game I have made, so I'm looking to improve a lot. I'm actually making another (longer) horror game right now; I would love to see if you think I improved!
