Reminds me of frog fractions, you should check it out if you don't know about it. There's a bug where 2 tanks appear if you spam space in the first sequence after you complete a level
When I started working on my second level, I couldn't get the directional light working properly on 2 walls without one wall being covered in shadow. I tried using a point light instead which did light up both walls but gave the level a creepy dimly lit atmosphere. Was too lazy to figure out the lighting problem so I decided to roll with that and my game ended up becoming a horror game. Definitely don't regret it!
Gameplay was a bit plain, it could use a bit more variation to keep things exciting, like maybe having the platforms appear at different places + telegraphing where they'll appear so it won't be impossibly hard. I also noticed that you used Unity, you could try looking into WebGL for future games on itch.io!
I think the design complements the mental wellness theme pretty well, except the rpg style battle feels a bit out of place (since usually you have it as a part of a full rpg game). It would also be nice if htere was a way to reset the furniture (I pushed it into the wall because I was dumb and didn't realise what I had to do)
Was rushing this past midnight where I live, luckily I submitted just before the server issues. I'd love to hear feedback on how effective my game is at affecting players!
It's a 3D platformer but you only have one leg, give it a try and see where the game takes you :)
Loved the whole aesthetic, and the music too, I didn't even notice it was there at first! I think the whole design formed really well around the story. It was tedious at times, and I'm not sure how it's related to the theme but I enjoyed it overall
Mine wasn't planned to be horror game, but a lighting problem and a lack of time to make levels kind of drove me in that direction. Quite happy with it considering how much my plan changed from a platformer fps to this!
My "Only One" was one leg because I thought it'd be funny to have an fps with a constantly stumbling character, but it's was too disorienting to play so it ended up becoming a third person platformer instead. Because of time, I couldn't really add mechanics that I wanted (like shooting) so I took a different direction ;)
Can't spoil it, if you're interested you can give it a try!
