The aesthetic for this game is fantastic! it’s a struggle judging the perspective with the constantly shifting scale though, which is frustrating. I didn’t understand the name until I built a banana!
the art for this game is stunning! It took me a while to figure out the card game, it could do with a little more explanation, even just in the description text on the page.
I put the controls in in the description for keyboard. We used controllers while developing and I ran out of time before I could get the display for kbm controls working!
A way that you could keep the memorisation aspect but remove the "unfair" aspect of having to try the portals up to three times each, would be to have the solution at the start but fixed in place. That way you can beat it first try if you memorize well.
Congratulations on finishing the Jam! Unfortunately the main aspect of this game - the memorizing of paths and the 2/3s chance of having your progress reset each time you reach a new portal - is more frustrating than fun, to me. It would have been nice to have some sort of indicator to show the right way. Still, a nice effort that you should be proud of!
Unfortunately we ran out of time to add alternate endings. You do give different lines depending on how well you do (if you miss the first QTE Duncan forgets his own name!) but the final result is the same. Thanks for playing though, glad you enjoyed it!
Nice game and a neat concept! When the player gains enemy abilities it would be nice if the cooldowns were shorter. It makes sense for enemies to have long breaks between their attacks so you can move around them, but when you are spending longer doing nothing than you are shooting it feels a bit bad!
Great effort! I enjoyed the character art. The jumping felt a bit floaty, and the camera was a bit too close to the action to let the player see what's coming, but other than that it's a solid game!
A very enjoyable game! I did have an issue where I had 2 player cubes at once and the level went haywire, but I enjoyed my time up until that point. Bugs are to be expected in these jams! If I were to change one thing, it would be to add sounds for jumping, reaching the checkpoints, and hitting spikes.
The jumps with roof hits were frustrating, but other than that it was a well put together game!
The point of coyote time in a platformer is to make jumps more forgiving - making it so that the only way to make the jump is to be all the way off the platform before you hit the button defeats the object somewhat!
What a pleasant surprise this game was! I still haven't figured out exactly how the different building types interact, but slotting buildings together was very pleasing. Is there a way to turn the camera?
