Are there any plans to make physical copies of Lancer available? I've heard they were available at one point, if only as surplus from the Kickstarter campaign, but I haven't been able to find any other info about them.
I feel like we wound up with similar concepts for our titles, but I think we each explored the core idea of "clones who repeat your motions" in a different way. You can find my game at https://itch.io/jam/gmtk-2019/rate/461016 if you'd like to check it out. Either way, though, this was a fun puzzle game! I would likely greatly enjoy (and perhaps even pay for) a version of this game with a better difficulty curve.
Holy cow, this is one of the funnest games i've played in this entire jam! There's something about the dichotomy between the empowerment you get firing off your bullet to deal loads of damage, and the "ohshitohshitohshit" of attempting to dodge and weave between enemies to retrieve your only means of self-defense.
I feel like this is actually an incredibly interesting/fun game! I'm not sure if it fits into the theme very well, but I'm glad you made it and generally think you did a pretty good job with the concept.
This was a really fun concept! I just kinda feel like the way the lights flickered outside of the player's control made it harder to play. It definitely seems like a deliberate asthetic choice, but when you suddenly can't see the platform you're trying to land on, it is not a very fun time!
This game is pretty small and simple, but it's quite fun nevertheless. I like how you made the controls simple enough to intuit, even just from messing around for only a few seconds.
Thanks for the feedback! Admittedly, the lack of a decent tutorial is probably one of this game's biggest weaknesses currently. If I ever take the time to polish it up, finding a way to even out the difficulty curve will probably be my first goal.
It's an interesting and fun concept, but the controls are a bit confusing... I kinda wish you could just automatically pick up weapons, instead of having to click the mouse.
I found it difficult to understand the controls and what they did, but since I don't actually have another person with me to properly test the game, I'm not sure whether I should actually leave a rating...
Fun game overall. I feel like binding the torch to the mouse makes for some interesting risk/reward mechanics about wanting to keep the skeletons far away/learn the level layout more, vs avoiding the spikes that might be right in front of you
