Thanks for your kind words!
I did have "Mobile" in mind for this game. It is something, I am considering.
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Goegeous graphics. And high speed rollercoaster fun. I did feel that the ending of the game was odd. I was expecting something like "Well done, you earned 500 gold. Play Again?".
Another thing to note is the feedback upon braking. When I pressed the mouse to brake, I was not sure whether I was breaking or not. Perhaps some audio feedback as indication would help?
Great game!
Really fun game and quite a great idea. Theres a few unpolished stuf, which is understandable given the time limit. Like the players not having eyes in the stages, The player getting stuck on walls (probably something to do with physics material) and the camera shake when rotating the world, which only happens sometimes.
This didn't affect the gameplay much at all. Cool game.
Transitions and visuals are really nice. Music very soothing.
I think you've achieved the "relaxing" mood that you were aiming for.
Controls and menus are intuitive.
I did notice the change in art as the game went on.
I think some sort of feedback when collecting the plastic would give it more of a nicer touch (its already a nice game anyways).
Nicely done. Like your choice of graphics and atmosphere. handling the boxes are a bit clunky but thats expected due to the timeframe.
I like the way the player moves. Are you using the unity stovk FP controller?
The levels are easy but its good to start of with easy levels then gradually increase in difficulty later on, I believe.
Game Title/URL: Delphorium
Pitch/Information: A Relaxing Musical Experience set Deep underwater. A score-based beat rhythm game.
I'd like feedback on: Do you understand how to play? What additional content would you like? Do you want to play it on your phone? Is there anything else I can do to help your experiance? Anything you have in mind - let me know :)
I need help on: depends on the feedback.
Game was quite fun and you've got some good mechanics there already. Just a few pointers:
1. A crosshair would be great (like the one you see in FPSs) for aiming.
2. A checkpoint system after each island or two, because starting all over again can get repetetive.
3. It took me a while to understand that pressing Q heals you. Perhaps make that obvious - like a heart image with a "+" sign etc...
Very creative idea. I notice the fine touches such as the droplet animation when moving sideways and the gradient shift in the background. The sound is fitting and you can make it sound ambient by periodically raising and lowering the volume. Also, I didn't feel that the game got any harder as my score went up.
Game Title/URL: Delphorium
Pitch/Information: A Relaxing Musical Experience set Deep underwater. A score-based beat rhythm game.
I'd like feedback on:
Do you understand how to play?
What additional content would you like?
Do you want to play it on your phone?
Is there anything else I can do to help your experiance?
Anything you have in mind - let me know :)
I need help on: If you know any documentation relating to using your own MP3 file to play within this game (android). Its a bit technical but if you can lead me in the right direction -- Your a star!!!
My game is up an running now: https://mzadz.itch.io/delphorium
It's called delphorium and it is a Relaxing Musical Experiance.
Sorry for the lack of devlogs, I've been busy with life and other stuff. I may plan a post-mortem though in the future.
I plan to add far more content to it. It is, at the moment, fairly barebones with not many other features apart from gameplay. However, I plan to add more features - dependant on feedback. This is a short-term project and I plan to release the game within 2 months.
In the meantime, I plan to play all the other entries in the jam.
Try the game out and do leave me your feedback.
Thank You,
Mo
This'll be the first time, that I will attempt to make a 3D game. So far I have modelled a dolphin in blender and made it wiggle in Unity. Im thinking of a rhythm based game underwater. Next up, I'll write some code in unity. Its late and slow.. but better than nothing.
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