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The technique I used here is

1. Split all shadow-casting shapes into a list of line segments.
2. For each line segment, generate a quad mesh.
3. In a renderpass, render each quad mesh with a shader that displaces the outer edge away from the light source. These are all rendered to a screenspace RenderTexture. As this is done by the GPU, it's very fast.
4. In a renderPass, multiply the current screen by the light texture. 

In my current version of this. I do a few more things to to get soft shadows (generating triangles at the ends of line segments for the soft penumbra part of the shadow), so soft shadows are definitely possible with this method. 

As all the lights are drawn to a single screenspace texture before rendering, it would be possible to run AA on this, but it might require implementing it from scratch/reverse engineering one of Unity's render passes, which wouldn't be a minor task. 

Yeah, this is all real-time.

Here's mine.  Feedback is always appreciated.

It's a fast paced topdown stealth/shooter, where you can control a hologram to distract enemies. 

 He's Got A Hologram!

Liked the artwork, and the intro was a nice touch. 

Cool idea. And imaginary number puns? i appreciate that!

For constructive feedback, the shot sound got a little repetitive. Have you considered randomising the pitch?

Cool game, well polished. Loved the retro look and use of colours.

Maybe a tad too difficult though. And some screenshake could have brought it up to 11.

That was cool. Very polished.

And I appreciate the gorillaz reference.

Very original. Loved the PS1 aesthetic. 

Movement felt great, once I got used to it.

Very polished. 

Very polished, and enjoyable. Difficulty was a little low though.

Selling your game jam submission is going to seriously limit how many people play it.

I liked the retro aesthetic, and the concept was very original.

Movement felt a bit fast though, and it would have been nice to have some feedback when the mode changed. Maybe even a palette swap. 

Cool twist, wasn't expecting that. 

The difficulty was a bit harsh though. Hitting  the other paddle felt like pure luck.

That was... really surreal. Well done.

Loved the art. Control scheme was a bit odd though, and I feel like the player moved a little fast.

Liked the sound effects, and the subtly alive door sprites. Good use of theme.

Here's mine.  Feedback is always appreciated.

It's a fast paced topdown stealth/shooter, where you can control a hologram to distract enemies. 

I was inspired by Hotline Miami, and the Hologram scene from Total Recall (the 1990 version). 

 He's Got A Hologram!

Here's mine.  Feedback is always appreciated.

It's a fast paced topdown stealth/shooter, where you can control a hologram to distract enemies. 

I was inspired by Hotline Miami, and the Hologram scene from Total Recall (the 1990 version). 

 He's Got A Hologram!

Loved the pixel art.

The movement felt a bit floaty though.  And the knife moved far too slowly. 
Personally, I'd have gone with cell-based movement to go with the arrow-key firing. 

Loved the sound and ambiance.

Controls were maybe a little tricky, and could have used some more explanation. 

Hit tab to restart the level. 

It was on the itch page, but I really should have put an in-game popup. 

Here's mine.  Feedback is always appreciated.

It's a fast paced topdown stealth/shooter, where you can control a hologram to distract enemies. 

I was inspired by Hotline Miami, and the Hologram scene from Total Recall (the 1990 version). 

 He's Got A Hologram!

Here's mine.  Feedback is always appreciated.

It's a fast paced topdown stealth/shooter, where you can control a hologram to distract enemies. 

I was inspired by Hotline Miami, and the Hologram scene from Total Recall (the 1990 version). 

 He's Got A Hologram!

Here's mine.  Feedback is always appreciated.

It's a fast paced topdown stealth/shooter, where you can control a hologram to distract enemies. 

I was inspired by Hotline Miami, and the Hologram scene from Total Recall (the 1990 version). 

 He's Got A Hologram!

Here's mine.  Feedback is always appreciated.

It's a fast paced topdown stealth/shooter, where you can control a hologram to distract enemies. 

I was inspired by Hotline Miami, and the Hologram scene from Total Recall (the 1990 version). 

 He's Got A Hologram!

Here's mine.  Feedback is always appreciated.

It's a fast paced topdown stealth/shooter, where you can control a hologram to distract enemies. 

I was inspired by Hotline Miami, and the Hologram scene from Total Recall (the 1990 version). 

 He's Got A Hologram!

Here's mine.  Feedback is always appreciated.

It's a fast paced topdown stealth/shooter, where you can control a hologram to distract enemies. 

I was inspired by Hotline Miami, and the Hologram scene from Total Recall (the 1990 version). 

 He's Got A Hologram!

Here's mine.  Feedback is always appreciated.

It's a fast paced topdown stealth/shooter, where you can control a hologram to distract enemies. 

I was inspired by Hotline Miami, and the Hologram scene from Total Recall (the 1990 version). 

 He's Got A Hologram!

Loved the character. Super cute.

A few areas of improvement though.

It'd be good if the menu could be operated by keyboard. It feels weird for the game to be entirely keyboard, then have to switch to the mouse for menus. 

It should auto-restart if you fall off.

I had a few random crashes to desktop. 

Good idea, and I do love me a clicker game.

Had some UI issues unfortunately, though. Some of the buttons weren't working.

Liked the swinging a lot. 

What a very pretty game.

That was very peculiar. I enjoyed it. 

Have you already finished streaming?

Here's mine.  Feedback is always appreciated.

It's a fast paced topdown stealth/shooter, where you can control a hologram to distract enemies. 

I was inspired by Hotline Miami, and the Hologram scene from Total Recall (the 1990 version). 

 He's Got A Hologram!

Here's mine.  Feedback is always appreciated.

It's a fast paced topdown stealth/shooter, where you can control a hologram to distract enemies. 

I was inspired by Hotline Miami, and the Hologram scene from Total Recall (the 1990 version). 

 He's Got A Hologram!

Fun, and polished. I like the way you tilt into movement.

Some screenshake would have turned it up to 11 though.

Very atmospheric! Did you make the art yourself?

Great idea, great design!

Some levels were a bit tricky though. 

Great, funny idea.

 Screenshotted. 

Ok, you actually made me laugh there.

The character controls could use a little work though, seemed a bit slippery. 

Some screenshake/ tweening would go a long way to adding polish.

Cool idea!

I feel like the weapons should have done more damage, though.