Thanks for playing! The number cards on the bottom left shows both your health and ammo count since they're the same thing, that's definitely made clear in the game though lmao.
The fact that you made a gba game is very cool. Took me a minute to figure out that I could move the camera to get past the first obstacle but I felt very smart when I did. Not sure if I finished the game because I think I defeated the weird bird but then the background changed and nothing else happened. Love the art, especially the way the big bird looks like a hole in space.
I actually only made the first level, everything after that is randomly placing cans on the screen with the total number of cans increasing each level. I would have made individual levels myself but I ran out of time (which is also why there's no restart button lol). Thank you for playing!
This game has a really cool style and great sounds. I think having some way to regain time would make this game feel more fair as currently if you run out of time you're just sort of stuck there unable to fight back. Having to fly close to the projectiles to upgrade your ship is a fun risk/reward mechanic. Overall this game is an enjoyable experience, good work!
I really like the art in this game! I think adding some background music could be a good improvement. Overall a fun concept and solid execution, good job!
The visuals and the sound in this game are great. I think the enemy projectiles could be a little easier to spot but overall a good submission, well done!
Thank you for playing! On the end screen it does tell you how many correct keys you pressed (it's very easy to miss though). Giving clear feedback to the player is something I'll be sure to improve on.
Great work! I'm very impressed by the quantity and quality of the levels. Each level felt like a natural progression from the last and each of them was either teaching something new or re-inforcing somthing taught previously. The last level was my favourite as it incorporated almost all of the mechanics (minus the extra key pickups), it really felt like a final test!
This is really cool! Holding right is super stressful but worth it just to hear that sweet tune. I like that you can remember when to jump by listening to the music and watching when the word colour changes.
