The music changes and chunky pixels are lovely. In the final section, when the red floor chases you I didn't feel much pressure as the floor was out of sight after a while. Otherwise, very good!
So this is a 1-bit version Reigns or Sort the Court. I like a lot of the flavour text, newspaper, events, etc... However, there didn't seem to be a way to lose the game. I won with like -7000 money and -1000 people? Nice entry anyways!
Thanks for such a detailed comment. I have fixed the majority of the save game bugs and an currently redoing the end game and parts of the tower (hopefully this solves the soft locking but an auto save just before the end is a very good idea, thanks).
This game has serious sauce. I wish the guns reloaded in the background (didn't feel good to swap back to a gun with no ammo) but I understand that would be diffcult to do with the blood/ammo mechanic.
I think starting the player by the mines would have improved the onboarding process dramatically as I was stumbling around for a few minutes at the start not knowing what to do. Once I figured everything out, it all clicked in to place though. Nice art and sound! Good job peeps
I liked the puzzley parts of this game. I didn't quite see the tooltips initially, making them a part of the UI would have been a big improvement. Nice job :)
Huh, you got me. I really like that the game doesn't tell you about the twist on your first time around. The best moment in any game I've played in the jam so far! Very good job :)
While I would personally keep the suprise of the twist, once you complete the first "tetris" bit, some communication about the dark/light bits of the blocks would have gone a long way.
This was quite fun and well made. I especially liked the opening cutscene and "tutorial" message. The variety of items and their collision shapes suprised me as they seemed quite polished for a 48 hour jam -- good job!
Very nice music. The game is fun -- the little bubbles that float up, rotating icons in the top right are good touches but leave me wishing there was some audio feedback too. The quips that the bear says also help maintain my interest. Major improvement would be with some sort of loss condition or a way to win -- it looks like you're working on that anyway so that's cool. Good job, keep it up :)
Very fun game -- turning enemies into platforms is a stroke of genius. The only thing I would improve is the camera which led the game feeling quite hard in parts. Also, lovely art style.
Very impressive scale for only 48 hours work! I enjoyed a lot of the game especially placing lights but found myself confused often as there was no/little indicators of resources increasing. But overall, very cool!
thanks for the kind words. the game has lots of jank and, honestly, I gave up on it because i just didn't think the game was that fun so it's nice to hear you found some positives. i agree with all your points but i don't think i'll be updating this game but thanks again!!
Agreed with the other commenter - definitely gives me nostalgia for the flash days. Very solid game. I enjoyed the music and FXs when killing enemies but didn't really understand the vortexes.
