I appreciate the honest feedback! Yes, the goal is to completely fill the circle—it’s possible you missed a spot, but there definitely could also be a bug in my detection logic (it’s a different mechanism than the visuals use and should be more forgiving, but who knows). As to the balance/difficulty and music… fair! I always have trouble balancing my games (by the end of the weekend I’ve played it enough to be unreasonably good at the mechanics, so it always feels too easy) and I’m definitely not a musician. Thanks for playing it anyway.
This is terrific. Loved the clever writing and quirky character design. Not sure I’ve ever seen a full animated intro in a game-jam game before. Great work.
Sorry about that—it’s probably the volumetric shader I did for the clouds. It performs okay on my laptop, but that’s pretty recent. What hardware are you on?
What a cool idea! Love the painterly art style. I found the interaction between the sky and what was under it a bit confusing—it was hard to tell whether my changes (assembling a couple of stars until they linked up) were having any effect. In the video it looks like there’s a critical mass that makes e.g. the fireball happen, but I couldn’t tell if I was making progress in that direction or not.
This looks terrific! It’d be impressive enough from a team but as a fellow solo dev I’m amazed at how polished everything is. Looking forward to playing it when I’m back at my PC.
This is fun! The environments are impressive. It could use a little more sound—the enemies being silent makes them feel a little abstract. Still, though, great work for a jam game!
