The game looks nice and polished, but it could do with an extra round in the design phase - I can't really tell if there's any point to what I'm doing.
A lovely, quaint, polished trivia game. I really like that the questions give you a second attempt so that you have a moment to think about your answers.
The only thing I'd like to see is some kind of indicator of how many questions remain (I reached question 15 before concluding that I suck at trivia 🥲)
I really like the movement! It could definitely do with a round of polish - to make it a little more intuitive/less frustrating - but the foundation is very strong and the style is quite pretty.
I found it very difficult to play without a controller though, I'd definitely push for KB+M first in future jams :)
Fun little game for a few minutes, and I like the online leaderboard. Unfortunately there are a couple of issues (I was able to somehow crowdsurf on a swarm of goblins. hmm) and the game is pretty easy. I enjoyed it otherwise. I like the idea of spawning enemies with dice rolls.
Really satisfying little bullet hell. I do find it a bit concerning that I completed the entire thing damageless on my first attempt but everything was very juicy so I'll excuse it.
Thanks so much! This was kind of my first proper project using CineMachine, so the camera is a tad janky, but I'm pretty happy with how it turned out on the whole. I'm glad you liked it!
Yeah letting the player throw infinite dice was a bit of a gamble. For some people it might be slow or crash but it's worth it for everyone else to be able to cause total mayhem lol
Pretty fun, but the timing on the jump could be a little more lenient. Game doesn't feel like it responds how I'd expect when the dice is in the air. Once I got the hang of the controls it's pretty cool
I really like the concept, but I feel like the execution is lacking in areas that it doesn't need to. Simple changes like a wider field of view would make a big difference, and the lens distortion makes the game a little hard to look at for no reason whatsoever.
This was surprisingly fun, although it feels a little like you took an existing mechanic that vaguely fits the theme and called it a day. The game is well made and ends soon enough so as not to get repetitive, nice!
Yeah, the cat is supposed to go in circles. Its path is supposed to be a bit chaotic and oblivious to the danger its in, but I could've cleared that up a bit more. Also thanks!
