Fun game with nice movement, but not sure when to not use the Q mode? It seemed like I could always use it and wasn't sure if I was playing the game wrong
haha thanks, nick is a bit of a legend coming through and making art and music faster than I can program it into the game. Will give your game a check too
My export was a bit broken so to play you must download DunkeyJam.exe and DunkeyJam.pck to the folder and then run the exe. Check out our game page for a tutorial (I ran out of time to put it in the game)
Great tool! Do you know why audio tracks sound different in the app vs playing the exported .wav? Seems to happen for >0.1sec length. Sounds great in the app, but seems to be missing the whole sound effect when I export it (truncates 99% of the audio).
A few features I would like to see expanded on: - Ability to drag to move map rather than "push" to edges of screen - Make it a bit easier to pop bubbles when lots of plants on screen (accidentally pick up plant instead of bubble) - Make new plants not stack by default (was a shame when you would buy 10 plants at once and then have to manually move them around)
Very nice art and music, played it all the way through to 0% pollution. Was thinking maybe make sight and pollution level work a bit closer together as sight sort of becomes useless pretty early and once you beat the game the smog clears anyway.
The core game is simple and fun. Nice art and chill music was another big plus too. The swimming controls were a bit frustrating (clicking up/w would have been more intuitive to control) and I wish the spear gun didn't have such a punishing cool down if you miss a shot.
I liked the concept of power ups being stronger together, at the risk of losing them all. It did seem too easy to avoid losing them since you can easily keep track of how many are active. The performance seemed a little slow considering the graphical detail, but maybe that's the fault of the browser and not the game.
I enjoyed playing this game. I think the time slow mechanic is cool, I personally haven't seen something like it in a platformer before. I do wish the mechanic worked off a resource bar or something (so you had to plan when to use it). As is I just held it down for the entire game so I never really needed to use "normal speed". Another cool idea would be to slow down the music when you slow down time (or play an effect). Nice game :)
Thank you for your feedback! I originally wanted to have a goals/milestone system where you try to reach planets and other galaxies but I ran out of time. Glad you enjoyed it for what it was.
sorry to hear that. It seems to be an issue with some browsers. The only solution I found so far is to try disabling the permissions (from the button near your browser's search/address bar) and then reloading the page. Thanks for playing
