Thank you very much for playing the game and the kind words. All the car movement, bob jump and slide, are animated to reflect 100% accurate car physics... or at least that is how I drive :)
I agree with some of the comments about a lot to read in a very short amount of time. However I really like the presentation and the design is one of the most creative take on the theme I have seen! With a bit of tweaks and maybe a soundtrack it would be a very solid game
The idea for the game has potential and the controls are solid. It can use a limit on how many time you can set an ability and maybe some incentive to change them (at the moment it feels like you can pick one set of abilities and leave it for the whole game).
For you first game, in 50 hours, is a very good result. As other have mentioned it could use some more visual helpers for directions and power, but still something to be proud of
I liked the presentation, simple yet effective! The gameplay felt good, although as some people mentioned the goal is not very apparent. Still enjoyable to move around and look to/listen at :)
I liked the presentation, simple yet effective! The gameplay felt good, although as some people mentioned the goal is not very apparent. Still enjoyable to move around and look to/listen at :)
I liked the presentation, simple yet effective! The gameplay felt good, although as some people mentioned the goal is not very apparent. Still enjoyable to move around and look to/listen at :)
Thank you for the kind words. There are 2 losing mechanics, health and fuel. While playing the game I noticed you'd tend to stick with one a couple of dices without an incentive to re-roll, which is why I added the fuel concept with a 6 as refuel ability. If neither health nor fuel were empty, than it might be a bug which is very possible :)
The second bug you mentioned, the obstacles disappearing, is a bit weird. I did find that bug at the last minute and patched the build 25 seconds before the end of the submission. A friend played the game yesterday and didn't encounter it. I don't know if the submission might have picked the old version of the game
Thank you very much for the feedback, appreciate it! You are 100% right about both lighting and tiling. Unfortunately they are both only happening in the webgl export. The pc built as a subtler orangy light and red point lights at the back of the car. The tiling is also nearly invisible. When I export to webgl I get a massive gap, different light amount for the directional (sun) and the car tail lights disappear. Probably fudged some settings in the export, I have only been using unity for a month or so
Thank you very much for your feedback, greatly appreciated! This is my first jam and part of the reason to do it was to practice in Blender and animations (I am a programmer by trade). The dice are actually not animated. They are physical objects spawned with a random spin and velocity and I use the final orientation (once they are nearly stopped) to determine the number (dot product on the transform of the dice with the world axes to figure out which face is looking up) :)
