If you feel inclined to come back, you can make it to the end even with every game on the slowest setting. Just make sure to tend to your pixel pal. Frog-et Me Not is mostly useful for getting money early-game and way too hard to get power from later in the game so you can just ignore it and other harder games.
Thank you so much! The lag is from the 8 audio assets loading in, the 4 buttons and 4 drums. I didn't have time to implement preloading of resources (one of those things you should set out to do from the start, and it's hard to go back and fix later on) :((
I loved your game btw! Every game should just be a bunch of little games!!
There was a build where you could shoot and use the magnet at the same time, but I chose against it because I liked having to choose between fast movement or shooting. Thank you for your nice words!
Its true, I didn't have a lot of time to balance. A lot of the levels have a strategy to them (oftentimes that strategy is "get to a safe corner as quickly as possible, and don't miss your shots"). If I lock in and really focus on the swapping mechanic, I can consistently get to level 7. There's no end to the game it just randomly picks levels forever, more of a high score/arcade type of game.
I was on the html version, I've had problems and inconsistencies with html5 godot exports in the past, I'll try the download. I'll record a video if it keeps happening.
Very creative! For only knowing Blender for <2 weeks the models and textures were great. The concept is very fun too, I only wish the placement of objects was randomized every time (if I put the magnet in the bottom left I got a weapon/safe every time).
As far as feedback, I would only request that the fishing part is faster paced. If you hit a fish, you spend a lot of time waiting just to gain back speed with no real risk. Waiting around is never fun, and inflicting boredom is not a valid penalty in a good game! Maybe instead of losing speed when you hit a fish, lose points? Or maybe it just takes you back to the previous screen and you have to start over. Just my opinion though :)
Of course! I think one approach is to somehow make it so very little happens until you use the right ability, and then a lot happens very quickly until you hit another bottleneck. In that sense it sort of becomes a puzzle game. However maybe that's going too far away from the clicker/idle genre.
