nice ideas wit the fail states! I figured it would also be a good to change Elsie's expression in the menu to something scared (also fits the spooky vibe) like "oh maybe I shouldn't be here! eek!). yea the mass farming (even building potions before the respective quest starts) never really got polished. I also originally build a "wait" menu option to slow the game down a bit and potentially add more cutscenes/content (and to add a 1 unit of stamina back). yea, that got cut too! thank you for checking it out and leaving your ideas! :)
wonderful! thank you for checking both the game and the post out! I had a bunch of fun making it and my main goal was to do more of the "flashy" animation work . I'm glad it can be appreciated :)
The only other non-gb-studio game I've found (so far) is this one: https://shadowsora211.itch.io/cats-and-spooks I think it is built on the ZGB framework (which I ~think is some common state management on top of gbdk). thank you for taking a look!
maybe not spooky but very, very cool! all you need is a primitive drum machine (maybe one/two types of ticks, 95/120/140 bpm presets) and this would be really fun to jam out on.
nice that it is released as a proper gbc game! I think health would be a good addition (mainly so I can skip the start scene and get back to gameplay!). I like that the levels are randomized, too.
I also got stock on the A+B Part. I did think it was cool that the platform stays in the same place after you die. It is an interesting way to add complexity to the puzzles.
oh there was one other thing, I think I was able to spam the jump and roll command to reach quite high in the first part. this was actually quite cool and fun and I could see some interesting level skip mechanics (like going over the top of the map, similar to some mario levels)
quite fun! I enjoyed trying to do a pacifist route where I'm only allowed to jump over to lead enemies into the holes! it's cool that your game allows for both types of play. thank you for building and submitting!
very unique mechanic! I think the input/button string would be useful to see on the second screen (or maybe some visualization of the sound? like an accessibility setting for those playing without sound). I am having some trouble on the third level, but it was quite challenging and fun before that! I did need to restart to re-read the input controls. thank you for building and submitting!
I was able to get four batteries and a holy looking object. I did see the other thing floating outside the map... a bit spooky! the music volume would be my main feedback. I think the second track was a bit loud compared to the first, another kind of spooky :) thank you for building and submitting!
unfortunately, I never got around to it. i had too many problems with other parts of my code/tooling. I'll try to get something working next jam, at least menu sfx or something small. thank you for taking a look!
agreed on the confusing menus. as all three locations "look" the same, it is impossible to tell which one you are in! well, thank you for at least taking a look! I originally built an exclamation point sprite that I was going to place next to the menu sprites as a "guide" on what to click next. perhaps I should have seen that one through to completion...
nice puzzle game. I wish the movement was a bit faster. I know it might not be realistic but I'm a bit impatient :) I did have it crash after the third level. I clicked space during the fourth cutscene. thank you for building and sharing!
