:*
Hinz Art
Creator of
Recent community posts
Thank you for playing, your review and ideas!
Especially the power up idea, outside turrets, bullet types, enemy stages or behavior phases sound really great. I think this mix of asymmetrical game design coupled with symmetric game design, such as the rings getting less(?) aka. mini battle royale :D, really makes less game less dumm but pretty and a bit more meaningful and skill based.
Thank you so much!
Thank you so much for the explanation. This is really helpful. It seems like everybody so far plays it more slowly and "precise". While testing during the jam showed most testers played it more like a bullet hell game, pretty much constantly spamming and dodging.
It should account for all play styles for sure, and balancing will be a biggy once I implemented everybody's ideas for improvements and made it less one dimensional and exploitable .
Feedback like yours is a real gold nugget. Thanks again :)
Thanks thanks thanks and yes yes yes :D
I had so much already in there. Obstacles. Asymmetric level design. Physics based push back on hit. But it all broke the game design :D
What I really really enjoyed about this prototype is that its always "either multiplayer or AI", and this was more a "you vs. you + AI" (aka. joined together indeed :) So if I can make the AI and level design more fun, less exploitable, and actually have a skill curve, this would make me insanely proud and happy.
Thanks again for your help and compliment on the presentation!
I hear you I hear you!
I think I "got into a room" :D but it must have been the wrong demonic dimension with walls clipping and missing textures
as I sad, it still feels pretty amazing, grim and dark but also adventures and very dark fantasy -ish. Bugs is a problem of future somebody. So celebrate your submission :)
Hi, after getting Wolf back and getting to that house at the bottom I didn't find anything left to do. Was that sort of a time limitation based end :D or did I miss out on the right way to go?
The shopping ("a") was a bit buggy but its totally playable!
Well written, amazing presentation, and cool you got music at least outside.
Congratulation on your submission!
:D:D:D
ok, lots of fun. explosions are great. i mean its a bit buggy but hey - gamejams - and who gives a d... am I right? :D
Level two was not finishable because of the camera perspective / walls of the "barn" were blocking everything. Also the "flaming sheep pathfinding into gate/barn" didn't seem to work.
Also in the second level, the audio was clipping and playing a trillion times :D
Maybe it was because the "shepherding mechanic" was a bit buggy (sheep just stop, I can't even push them) maybe a bark + cooldown to make the sheep sort of dash opposite would give more freedom and a more differentiated way of controlling.
Maybe in the future "clumping / swarming / flocking" of the sheep when shepherded would be really cool :P if you know what I mean...
Nice idea! Funny to play. Congratulation on your submission!
UUUuuuh revort!
Firstly, thanks for playing and your review.
Secondly, enemy shooting patterns, really nice idea! Since you have your own "edge" (aiming) this is probably something the enemy should also e able to counter out by having own "attack phases" (single big maybe slightly slower powerful shot, spray, cone, ...)
Thanks for playing and your input!
TThanks BRainiac Games!!!
Japp, except the mostly mentioned exploit (or how I call it "the current meta") of wiggling left and right real quickly, the sound thing is the only known bug a friend hinted me at yet after the jam was over and the submission was final.
I will fix it after the rating phase!
Thank you so much for playing
Wow, rpgcubed, thank you a lot for your review and compliments! Those ideas are really good hints! I really want to try adding more levels / or changing the level over time after the rating period.
Its quiet hard, game design wise, to come up with asymmetric leveldesign ideas while maintaining the mirrored concept. as soon as I introduced obstacles you change the "axis" of the player/enemy and you can simply win by e.g. walking backwards into a wall to make the enemy fall of the circle :D
I also implemented a push back on hit, which was a really cool feel but obviously resulted in the same issues :D
So I guess changing the level that influences the projectiles but not the movement is the way to go(?) e.g. magic glowy walls that change location / roate around the circles ....
Thanks again for your amazing review!