You got something here for the full game for sure, but this demo just ain't it. It contains nothing to do with the main game and it involves you doing menial tasks that build up 0 suspension. It's unfortunate, but the demo in the current state just feels like a waste of time :(
I mean the horror element basically relied on jumpscares but when it comes to the atmosphere it's awesome - I'd definitely play this game that just involves me doing the laundry without horror
Haha this is so cool. It's so rare to see someone's first game from this far back uploaded on to sites like this. Since the engine and the assets with it are way obscure now, the game stands as its own unique thing!
Thanks for the feedback. It's a 2600 looking game, that I made sure to match to the authentic 2600 releases at the time, art style wise. I remember that the AI was definitely on the agenda at the time, however I had to release it without due to my dwindling motivation levels for the project. When I made it I was quite new to SDL, the C++ graphics library this was written in, so I didn't understand how I could loop back to the start after the a round was finished. I do think of this project from time to time, so it might be a thing I work on in the future.
Glad to help. I like the improvements, the game modes are enjoyable and work well with a good balance of paddle speed and ball bounciness, however I've encountered bugs on the Hockey game mode. The ball still seems too erratic (idk if that's by design) and it can also glitch out if you manage to get it to hit the edge of the opposing goal, while the ball is travelling in a straight line towards it, resulting in the ball going back and forth in a straight horizontal line without anything being able to turn it. I've also noticed that the yellow player doesn't get credited for a goal score and the ball sometimes bounces off it without doing anything. I'm not sure if it's supposed to, but the left (pink) player in this game mode doesn't seem to have the AI activated.
I'm not sure if it's just me clicking wrong, but switching to mouse controls don't seem to work neither on the desktop nor webgl version, it reverts to the keyboard scheme.
Also like the new soundtrack far better, it's more soothing and retro sporty-like. The overall presentation's great and fits the art style imo.
Lol love the gangnam style 8 bit. Love the concept, it has potential to be a fun game, unfortunately the game can't play properly with such a bouncy ball. It never gets stable enough to aim it at the opponent. The paddles should perhaps be increased in speed if you don't want to touch the ball velocity. With this ball speed the paddles aren't fast enough to play with and the ball just ends up bouncing everywhere with little interaction from the player. Perhaps the paddles could even be mapped to the mouse, to emulate the original analog joypad the arcade machine used. Fixing this issue should make it great
