What an awesome world you created in such a short amount of time. However my favorite part of the game has to be "Let's get ready to NINJA!!!!!" in the music haha.
Alchemy!!! Yes! I love it. Nothing wrong with taking some inspiration, you more than put your own spin on it. Don't let the originality criticisms get you down, I had a lot of fun :) Made it through the whole thing even! SPOILERS My favorite part of the game was when you had to make a bow drill in order to make fire. It was very satisfying when my idea spawned the exact result that I wanted :D
Thank you so much for the review! And thanks for the constructive criticism :) I tried to make the robot a happy mechanic robot, but I TOTALLY see the creepy factor now LOL. Thanks again for playing :D
Played all the levels! Not easy to make a high quality puzzle game in 3 days, so props to you! Only complaint is that I had to find out that cars were faster than others via trial and error. Would have been nice for the puzzle to be able to be carefully calculated on your first attempt. That's just my opinion though, and a very nit-picky one at that, so Great Job! PS, the fireworks were golden XD
I think I have brain damage after figuring out the maze was made to be in possible, and that you need to go out of bounds to solve it haha. Very humorous, but got stuck at the wall :/
What a great concept! Controls felt a little weird with the mouse having influence over the direction I was facing, but not the direction I was traveling. Don't fret though, Great game overall :)
WON'T RUN HELP: UNZIP the sprites folder in the same location as the .exe file. Make sure that this Sprite folder has all of the graphics, and doesn't have another sprite folder within it. If there is another sprite folder, you can move the .exe file into the first Sprite folder
Played the "hole" thing! ;) Thought it was a great game! Here are a few things that I noted:
-In the statue level, I thought it was a rather poor design choice to have these nontrivial alternating spikes at the beginning of the level. They felt a little bit like busy work, where you would have to spend a good 15 seconds pausing and walking forward, in order to give the rest of the level a go.
-Sometimes spikes would damage the player for 2 hearts
-In the statue level there was one set of alternating spikes that were only 1 block wide, and made it so that the player would have to be excessively precise in order to not get hit.
-Falling rocks would not always trigger when stood on
-Hitboxes were a little too harsh in my opinion
Thought it was a great little game though... Fantastic job guys!
Haha, that was great... I think I might have found a potentially game-breaking exploit, where you can just place flags everywhere and win! XD Just a tiny exploit.
Thanks for the feedback! It's interesting, I haven't really had any issues with fps... would you mind telling me which operating system you were using? Additionally, please excuse the performance issues, I programmed the game from scratch using only a graphics library, and a few other minuscule libraries.
