Thank you! The little story took like 2 minutes (initially there was going to be a bossfight at the end but I ran out of time, so I had to scrap the old story). Glad you enjoyed!
This game is awesome! It feels so polished and complete, and the gravity transitions are smooth. I personally got stuck on level 13, but I'll come back to it soon.
Really fun, and I love the idea of a candy cane being used for a drift feature. It would be nice if the camera didn't turn with the car when you drift, but it was amazing other than that.
checked it, and it had a 100% probability of being ChatGPT. (checked a human-written work, it said 90% chance of being written by a human, so it's probably credible.)
Thank you! The momentum idea came mostly from the initial idea (running up walls) failing, and the fact that I can't create a good jump to save my life XD
I unironically love the shader and I need a tutorial for it ASAP. As for game dev advice (as someone who is also not amazing at development): - Particles and sounds go a long way to adding *juice* to the game (hit indicators, shatter particles, hit sounds, etc) - Dunno how Godot works, but in Unity you can layer a camera that only sees the candy cane on top of a camera that sees everything else to prevent it from visually clipping into walls. - Using built-in physics is great, but it also opens your game up to a lot of physics-related bugs (so for this it makes sense, but for a Mario-esque platformer, you probably want to make your own kinematic rigidbody system [dunno how that applies to Godot]) - Don't give up, and keep making goofy stuff. It helps you improve! (99% of my games never see the light of day :P) - Don't stay up until 4 AM. It's tempting, I did it for this jam too, but it was NOT good for productivity or mental health.
Judging solely by the "Santa's Orders" in the description, I originally thought this would be a combat game, but was pleasantly surprised to find a creative puzzle game (sort of reminiscent of Portal Reloaded). Great job!
(EDIT: realized this was made in Unreal, and I have so much respect. I tried it and could not figure out C++ for the life of me. Props.) Very creative and fun game, with a few issues: a. When landing on a cylinder, clicks stop registering until you hit flat ground. b. The bounce feels a bit slow at first (not a huge deal) c. The Santa model will haunt me in my nightmares (not an issue, but...)
Love the concept, though it could stand a little more polish.
Two things I learned from this game. 1. No one should ever, and I mean ever trust me as a pilot. 2. Making decent flying simulators is possible in a restrictive timeframe. Good game, but I did get a bit motion sick :P
