At first I thought it was just a scene made in 5 minutes in Godot, but the game really dragged me out, what kind of wanted to go through it to the end and solve all the puzzles
Well... I just overdo a little with game balance, so the enemies hit quickly and painfully, so death comes before it turns out to recognize a black enemy on an almost black background, but they can still be identified by sound. The most dangerous enemy are the ones that cries.
I agree, that for a platformer, the character has too much inertia and it would be better to make the character more controlable. It's just that during the development, I got used to my control scheme, so I didn't rework it
But, however, in my first build it was impossible to control the character in the air at all, and if you accelerate too fast, you won't be able to stop quickly, which was too uncontrollable even for me :)
I just think that the problem may be either in your graphics card or in the export settings. It's just that I don't think the problem is in RAM, since during debugging my maximum value reached only 180Mb
Perhaps I needed to make the particles that the character's light emits more readable (they can be used to understand the type of attack)... I wanted to ensure that there was no interface in the game at all and everything could be understood from the environment... But apparently I haven't done enough for that...
