The game was interesting. The story was cool. The first part was cool also.
However after the first part, I noticed the die face required to continue never changed. It was always a one. And after a little while, it got boring.
I understand that game jam games are not the easiest thing to create. In fact, in our game, there are a couple of weird noticeable bugs we didn't have time to fix. While I didn't notice any bugs in your game there also wasn't really much that looked like it would go wrong in it either.
Definitely a great game! I didn't have any problems with it. It would be great if there was a Windows build for it, because then I would install it on my PC.
This game was awesome! I can't tell if it was my own incompetence or if there was a bug but no significant increases in attack occurred whether I rolled troops or not. Other than that I plan to keep this game on my computer!
I really liked the game! Even though my graphics card sucks it was still playable! The idea was cool and so were the giant dice moving around. Only problem I had was when I tried to eliminate rolls but that was my trackpad driver's fault.
Yeah I messed with that on my browser as well. It unfortunately didn't help. However I have figured out that Unity 2021.3 Windows builds still work. It's unfortunate that one isn't available, but the only requirement was that you include a build.
We were going to add story to the beginning about how the slime is greedy and wants to get the most treasure and still be able to make it out of the dungeon alive, but we didn't have time.. I guess the game instructions just had to suffice.
Like when you get stuck behind doors! I initially tried increasing the collider size, but it seems the best course of action would be making the doors have a timer and whether or not the player is still there, the door will close, ending your entrapment.
Yeah, I completely agree with the arrow idea. You know, I was actually going to incorporate that, but so much was going wrong at the end of the jam that I just didn't have time.
Point acknowledged. I considered adding a minimap but we didn't have time and I wondered if it was really needed. That would probably help people find the portals as well.
Thanks! This is actually my third attempt on procedural level generation. The first two had issues with hanging the process, but they were generating hundreds of thousands of tiles! Also, the enemy count was reduced because it was making my laptop lag a little - but that could probably be fixed.
Yeah, I noticed as well. Unfortunately, during world generation, the walls overlapped each other and the autodelete script to get rid of redundant walls had issues that were mostly caused by colliders in the corners. Post-jam this issue will be addressed but during the jam we didn't have time to fix it.
The game looks cool, however, when I hit enter to start playing, the game hung and ate up 3 GB of my 8 GB of memory. Then UnityCrashHandler took over. Is anyone else having this issue, or is this the drawback of owning a 10 year old laptop?
