hi! suggesting an idea again, i know you’re hard at work and i love quest games optimizer so far! and i’m looking forward to the quest 3 version a lot :)
but did you notice the contrast slider in the accessibility options of the quest 3 settings?
do you think you could have that auto adjust per-game?..
do you think you could add Snapdragon Game Super Resolution to QGO? i’ve noticed some quest 3 upgraded games use it a lot to get really good performance and make it still look sharp. what if QGO let you set your own combo of render resolution and GameSuperResolution? and then you could have that in the profiles too. it seems like it would have so much potential!
i can’t believe the game itself, with all the art and gameplay, was made by a single person! great job @SuspiciousUnikorn! never expected to see THIS after joining a gamejam team that had only 1 person in it.
i agree with the others, the gameplay is very fun and the visual effects are beautiful. some of the warp puzzles are really fun and i look forward to turning this into a full game with you!
i’m the composer for this project so i’m not gonna comment on my own music :P
yea i kinda agree 😔 we had so many ideas, but so little time! like imagine if there was an animation for everything that happened in the story, more sound effects, the text didn’t just pop in but would be written onto the screen like in games like undertale.. so many ideas but no time to add them
thanks so much! glad to hear you loved the music most about the game 😄
i did the emotional orchestral songs like the happy ish song at the beginning and the dark forest and the final scene, and validbit did the more retro-electronic-ey sounding songs. we each had our own songs in the game basically
together it seems we’ve covered a lot of emotions!
i loved it! the quality was pretty high, it felt like i was playing a gameboy game. the story didn’t pull me in at first but as i got further, it sucked me in. i ended up choosing to free him!
