Super duper impressive: there’s a lot here!! It has a good loop of gathering items to sell for upgrades (to get more items). I did notice a bug where you can click and drag on the health/stamina bars to visually change how filled they are (it doesn’t seem to change their actual values, though).
Yep, unfortunately the rabbits have a problem with the way they’re coded: they’re supposed to activate slightly offset to each other based on what ID number they are. This was supposed to be for performance, so that the game wouldn’t lag from a lot of enemies all activating at once. But I didn’t realize that their IDs would increment including previous floors’ now-deleted enemies, so later floor enemies take a really long time to activate. Ex: a rabbit with an ID of 50 would activate 1.5 seconds after starting the floor, but a rabbit with an ID of 400 (which would be around floor 6) would take 12 whole seconds. I had a failsafe where walking near an enemy would also activate it, but I made the range too small…
Perhaps a tad overambitious, but it was cool to have multiple firing modes and multiple spells (although I think the bomb didn’t do anything?). I liked the Smite spell!
This is really nicely polished, and the UI is great, especially how the radar kind of shatters when you find an item. I like how the title screen music is a version of the code to get the pickaxe, too! So far, this is my favorite entry of this round.
I would suggest making the down arrow button that you use to go under the machine visible even when you’re not hovering over it, because I thought “check under the machine” meant that you had to click on a part of the terminal to do that. Otherwise, good interpretation of the theme, and the gameplay was nicely challenging!
This was a really ambitious idea, which might have led to not much time for polish. But the further I got into the game, the more invested I became in finishing it. My largest criticism is that it was sometimes hard to see which color note you were supposed to play as it would be inside the item’s model (especially for the larger items). I think I got to the end, where there was the 3 higher beings at the end of the sandy area, but I wasn’t sure if I was supposed to do anything further.
The washing machine making noise added some great tension because it was harder to hear if there was a noise that would require you to turn off the water. I thought it was funny that you have to do chores while taking a bath!
I really love the way the snap seems to radiate outwards, and the audio as a whole made the experience surprisingly tranquil for a game that would normally be hectic. My only critique is that I wish E and LMB were consolidated into a single input.
Thanks! For the code, getting the first number shouldn’t matter, because you only need to enter in the 5 numbers in sequence. Ex: if the code was 12345 (it’s not), then 23451 34512 45123 and 51234 would still work too.
The cat did jump 👍. Took about 7 minutes to beat. I don’t know if it was intentional, but the music doesn’t loop. I did like the artwork in the ending though.
It seems like if you do the first step to make the book appear and then die, the book won’t spawn when it should afterwards, and the counter in the bottom-left increases rapidly.
This has a great gameplay loop, and is surprisingly intricate as well! It was a little weird to have to use both Enter and Tab to proceed through choices, though.
Even though it’s not finished, it’s still pretty impressive! The sound effects are great (especially for attacking on-beat). There’s a funny bug where if you attack off-beat in midair, you can reset your double jump an unlimited number of times to fly.
This was nice, I especially liked the more detailed cutscene art. I feel like the rooms tended to fall into a pattern where Ziggy gets into a small area to open a path, and then Mundo breaks the barrier so you can proceed.
I survived the labyrinth! :)
It was fun to design a custom maze with the earth tiles. It would be nice if there were sound effects, but I liked the variety of designs for the towers and monsters.
Wow, this is extremely impressive, especially since it was made in only 1 week! Loved the writing and how it was based on a true story. The “vibrating with motion” reference was pretty funny too. The character portraits and music added a lot as well!
Does it crash after fading to purple in the final cutscene? That’s the end of the game (which I probably should have communicated better). Or did it crash at a different point?
Pretty cool. One problem is that if you stand against a wall and face away, the bullets you shoot will instantly get destroyed by the wall behind you. You could probably fix that by spawning the bullets closer to the front of the weapons.
I think it might have to do with terrain generation?
Going left offscreen here can get you stuck.
Entering this room from the bottom-left connection will trap you in a wall.