Thank you for your input! I agree with your comment, all these limitations actually came as a result of us running out of time and we're fixing them now
VERY satisfying to throw all the stuff down the hole, great work! Visuals and sounds are amazing, everything feels very polished
Other have mentioned already that the ability to bring everything to the hole in advance kinda kills all the challenge, but otherwise this is a super cool game!
I got stuck at the end with no money, no bullets, and no ability to switch weapon back to the ones I had before that had some ammo :( Otherwise the game itself is very fun, and the reload sound is hilarious
Very cool theme implementation, I loved the hand drawings of the characters and some map objects
I like that there's already 3 different moves the player has, would be cool to add some synergies between them e.g. if you shoot at the wall it changes form or something
Very well executed, great music and synced up with the gameplay too!
The idea is super original and fits the theme very well
I think it would be great to have some progression over the time, like other more complex types of stuff flying at you
Also I was trying to interact with the flying things because there was an "Interact" key mapped in the controls but I don't think that was an option :)
Overall very cool and atmospheric entry, 10 flying toilets out of 10!
Amazing concept, at first I thought this was just another take on the good old floor inversion mechanic, but combining it with level-modifying grenades has turned it into a new game completely!
The implementation is also very solid, feels like a complete game. Nice style and character animation. Special points for the playable menu :D
Thank you for such a detailed review, we'll take everything you said into consideration if we continue working on this
- on HP bars I agree that there should definitely be some kind of representation of the remaining HP, especially when it's low
- regarding the speed scale, I also agree that it feels too idle between the opportunities to add modules, something has to be done about that
- SFX in general are obviously lacking at the moment, luckily this isn't hard to fix
- as for the shop, at the moment it costs 5 crystals up front to open the shop menu, and then the modules themselves are free. This was a cheap way for us to save some development time. So the shop isn't available when you're below 5 crystals.
- the bar at the top left is actually an XP bar, not the best font choice on our part :D
the core mechanics are pretty addictive and I've had fun with it but I think the controls could have been a bit more polished, maybe at least add WASD keys
Took me some time to figure out I was supposed to press tab in the beginning, but afterwards I was very impressed by the graphics, the underwater world looks beautiful and the chill exploring/picture taking vibe suits it very well
I think if you had some screenshots on the submission page I would have discovered your game way earler :D
Thank you so much for your review! Our plan for the stationary guns was to have other modules that would modify and redirect projectiles, but we ran out of time before we added those
As for enemies spawning inside the platform, this was not supposed to happen, I think we have a bug somewhere :D
Thank you for playing and I'm still trying to improve my best temp in your game
This is great, feels very polished! Great interpretation of the theme, hilarious references ("you are freed"), beautiful cover art, amazing glitch effects, banger soundtrack
Having to hold the attack button seems a little redundant, I think it might as well just fire continiously?
I think this game can be expanded easily, especially with the programming/computer topic being basically an unlimited supply of ideas for levels and enemies, e.g. a "video memory" level or "stacks" and "arrays" of enemies.
The difficulty ramps up fairly quickly, I'm barely reaching temp 80 for now but I'll definitely be playing more
