The game is very complete. The art looked fantastic and the gameplay felt relaxing. For whatever reason however, the movement with arrow keys felt incredibly slow compared to the touch controls.
Overall, a really fun experience. I would look forward to playing it again if it receives any updates.
That would restart the game, but changed slightly to be the player instead of an AI. I added it a few hours before the jam ended, so I didn’t have time for polishing it
I just lovedbreaking the bottles. That is the best part. I didn’t like being blasted with dialogue as soon as I started the game, but the jumps were perfect. I didn’t really get what to do but well done.
The game had a scary vibe that most games fail to achieve in such a short amount of time. I kept glitching off the train but I liked the idea of the panels speaking to you. I failed to find a way out and the maps are so useful. The idea was also quite creative.
It was quite hard to attack because the health didn’t regenerate but I liked the art style and the animations. The combat system could be easily fooled by spam-clicking but I certainly enjoyed playing it.
The downloaded .zip was not a proper executable project, so I had to use GDRE Tools to run it in Godot.
Apart from that, on first impressions the art is really nice but the way the player got stuck to the walls was quite hard (or maybe I just suck at platformers). The game is complete with fancy particles and the game sometimes blocked my movements.
Anyways, the game was incredibly polished and beautiful.
Considering it was made in just two hours, the game felt quite complete! While there was no audio, the core gameplay was there. I wasn’t entirely sure how it connected to the theme, but it was still an interesting experience.
I did run into a couple of bugs:
Multiple buttons could activate at the same time.
The paycheck screen had so many circles that it ended up crashing the game.
That said, it’s a solid foundation! With a bit more time for polish, it could be even better. Great work!
The art is beautiful, the movement is perfect and I’m bad at this.
There are hearts in the corner, but they don’t seem to do anything. Did the feature get cut or is there a different purpose I’m not aware of?
Wow. This game is so relaxing. And those graphics are BEAUTIFUL! You’ve definitely paid attention to every little thing, like the way the popups bounce and text fades.
I downloaded the game and managed to get it to start, but all that happened when I clicked play was an alarm and whatever I typed returned ‘incorrect’.
When I tried the difficuly menu, there was just a grey screen. Some instructions on how to play would be helpful.
All my files were named with a capital letter, and Godot hated that. (Definitely should have used Unity)
I’ve fixed it now by RENAMING EVERY FILE.
Sorry for the late reply.
Sould’ve used Unity.
Ok, I’ve reuploaded new files. It gets past the intro, but no doors work
Edit: Godot hates capital letters. This time I think everything should work (famous last words)
Okay, that was addictive. I played for at least 10 minutes and didn’t even notice! The only thing was that sometimes the growing circles wouldn’t detect collisions, even though I was in the centre.
