Thanks man! It was definitely a crazy amount of grinding lol. Also I understand some were having trouble with the movement itself, I didn't have time to fit in a tutorial. But it’s directly related to Quake and Counter-Strike bunnyhopping for those familiar with it.
I think this is my favorite of all the games! My game was also inspired by bhop so im glad someone here also had that inspiration! Great gameplay mechanic! Although I think, adding a buffered jump would be pretty sweet for this concept. Good job!
The wave dash mechanic is so cool! I loved Celeste, and this game had a very cool movement mechanic idea with the wavedashes, although I wish that the level was closed off so that the checkpoints could stay separate from each other, in some cases I would fall back to a previous checkpoint and have to start from that checkpoint again. Still enjoyed the movement though, good job!
This is my first game jam as well as some others in this thread, I'll be checking out all the games from this thread too! I'd appreciate a rating as well :) Good luck everyone
Thank you! I'm glad you enjoyed the little game. My tip for making your own engine is to just take things one step at a time and soon enough it will all click, good luck :)
Thank you Deacon, I was able to complete your game too, very fun! The movement is pretty hard admittedly, its inspired by bunny hop in games like counter-strike and quake!
Yes, the engine is coded by me in C. I use trenchbroom quake map editor with a custom .fgd file for entities like player spawns and such. I wrote the map parser which creates a custom level format .level, which I then load into my renderer which is built with the raylib graphics library.
