I am very grateful for your feedback. Yes, it seems to be a common issue not to clarify what the trait does. We didn't have much space on the UI, so I was planning to describe them on the game page, but I forgot. Thank you so much for taking the time to play and give us feedback!
OMG, I'm amazed by your feedback! I really appreciate it. Yes, my friend and I were the only playtesters, so after playing the game so many times, we thought it might have ended up being too easy. Perhaps we tuned the difficulty up a bit too much. Thank you so much for taking the time to play!
Amazing game: the art, music, and gameplay are absolutely great, but what I love the most is the worldbuilding. All the concepts used, like the footwear and rats as enemies, and the naive premise, fit really well with the game's pacing and charisma.
That being said, I felt it was a little too forgiving for an NES game since I beat it without losing even once.
Im really having fun with this take on Zelda. You fixed the tedious controls of zelda which had no diagonal movement, and that's great! The feeling of exploration is well tuned and the upgrades from the avatar are satisfying. I almost jump off my chair when that ungodly elephant woke up. I haven't finished the game yet but I will play it after work. It's great!
The NES feeling is absolutely there, but I don't understand why fruits kill you. Is always fun to ram over things tho. Also I think fern collision box is too big, there are parts where they don't let you walk and visually you are not even touching them.
Nice little game. It is very NES. Good phasing on the implementation of new mechanics after each level. Maybe would be cool if the last level had the spinning saw too.
I loved the sense of exploration you get with the interconection of the level design, reminded me of Adventure Island 4. The feeling of NES is definitely achieved!
The NES feeling is superb, i really love it. Unfortunately I don't seem able to finish a dungeon run, like I "kill" the guy but the game keeps running and I don't have a clear objective. I think It needs a button to let the pieces fall all the way down. Art and music is perfect.
The game could have the stones breaking when you spin succesfully to help getting a feeling of reward and the turtle like at least a color tint change for a few frames as it gets hit
The concept is very fun and art is charming but I think is missing some visual feedback: I don´t know when the enemies are geting damaged, also sometimes they die in one hit and sometimes they turn gray for a couple of frames but I don't have enough feedback of whats actually happening
Great puzzle game, it fails on the Nes feeling, too many colors But it is a pretty fun concept Also i love how the rythmic sounds of every feedback make music
Well the NES feeling is absolutely there, the game could use some visual feedback when you hit enemies, at first I just thought I wouldn't damage them and just ran away
This game is truly great, I love every aspect of it, music is great, art is spot on, gameplay is fresh and characters are brimming with charisma. brilliant
Hi, I am really enjoying your game! But I ran into a crash when trying to enter the quest zone where I have to kill skellies to let the cows sleep.
___________________________________________ ############################################################################################ ERROR in action number 1 of Other Event: User Defined 1 for object obj_surface_drawer:
Trying to draw non-existing sprite. ############################################################################################ -------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------- called from - gml_Object_obj_surface_drawer_Other_11 (line 12) called from - gml_Object_obj_surface_drawer_Step_1 (line 6)
