This game is well made. Only thing that could have made it better is a camera that moves into the direction of your character. So you can see more what's in front of you.
This game is well made. Only thing that could have made it better is a camera that moves into the direction of your character. So you can see more what's in front of you.
The new flappy birds right here. Or the new game for when chrome has no internet XD. Loved it. All though I sometimes had two obstacles way to close together which I couldn't jump over.
Good game. I only wish the movement was a bit faster.
Also a tiny peace of advice for future browser games: Don't use the CTRL key. Cause when the player manages to press CTRL+W it will close the tab. And you cannot disable that behavior.
You will first have to build your project without scaling at 84x48 pixels. Then you will need to open the index.html. Inside you should see a <style> tag somewhere. Inside that tag there should be a line that says: #canvas { ... }
Add the following code inside the canvas.
transform: scale(10, 10); transform-origin: top left; image-rendering: pixelated;
And that should do the trick. If there it doesn't work then send me a screenshot and I will check it out.
I'm not sure if Godot allows you to add extra code for your game, but you can definitely add some CSS to the html file to fix this issue. If you're interested in fixing this I would love to explain how I did it in my game. Although I didn't use Godot the principal stays the same.
I would be surprised if this game won't hit the top on the list. Could you imagine if the Nokia 3310 actually had a game like this one back in the day?
I already made an update that should prevent the player from glitching out of the map. I cheated a bit though. I made the bounding boxes of the walls much bigger. So they expand outside the screen
The canvas now also scales to the window size while keeping the aspect ration making the game always full screen. Or at least full window.
Thank you very much. If you enjoyed it. I made some updates based on community feedback and added it as a link in the description. It now has a difficulty setting where you can switch between old and new movement style
Okay. Thanks again for the feedback. I'm gonna update my engine to allow for swept AABB collision detection. That should fix the issue. Having better performance would have probably fixed it as well.
What do you mean buggy? I didn't encounter any bugs. I did hear people say that they can glitch through walls but that's currently an engine limitation. Will be fixed in future versions of the engine. And I think it's less of an issue in the updated version that I posted in the description and in the comments.
I also did post a newer version in the comments on the submission page. Because the intention for the controls was to make the game challenging. But apparently it's too challenging for most. Too late to change anyway though.
Normally I would give constructive criticism but the only thing that comes up is: How the hell did you make this in 48 hours. It looks and feels great. I'm just not a big fan of the menu color and font choice but for the rest. TOP NOTCH!
Thank you very much. :D It was hard for me to balance graphics and gameplay but I'm happy with how it came out. I even animated the light emitted from the torches so it actually looks a bit like a flame. And only now I realized I forgot to make that light more yellowish. XD
You managed to make an game using only html elements other then canvas. I'm impressed. Just disable dragging on the clickable items next time with draggable="false".
I really like the art style. It's like every pixel has it's own border. Makes it feel like it's being in played on an old CRT tv. Funny thing is, as you said that the character moves a bit fast in my game, in your game it feels rather slow. I think we both have a different sense of speed in video games XD.
