Platformers that limit the control of the player always present some unique experiences. This game feels like it has some interesting mechanics to offer but are locked away behind knowledge checks I can't quite figure out. Feel like it would have benefited from slowing the game down like 25%
Fun idea, cute art. Game suffers from being too difficult and this comes from someone who plays a lot of platformers and rage games. My big advice for you is always get a playtester especially for a platformer.
unfortunate, it seems moving to the downloadable version fixes the issue. Understandable if you’re already done with my game lol, thanks for playing though
Maybe it is just my personal preference but the delay after attacking was so painful it was hard for me to find a flow with the game. An arcade game most importantly should feel good to play, you've accomplished that with the presentation, but the game wanting you to finish kills quickly but simultaneously avoid the cops felt like a balance that was hard for me to enjoy with the feel of the attack. I would love to play this game with a more fluid feel.
The idea of catering a night club was really unique to me, but I wish there was more feedback from the NPC's on whether they enjoy the music. A tipping system where if you cater to a specific NPC's tastes they will give you some money would be nice.
While the idea was fun I found myself being quite confused and frustrated at the control scheme. The camera maybe needs a wider FOV or some slight control on where its being pointed as sometimes I felt that I was unaware of my surroundings especially with how unwieldy it can be at times to move the spy.
As a Tetris enjoyer this was very fun, I wish there was a bit more of a reason to actually go to the annihilate mode instead of just playing Tetris until you get to the boss. Also hard drop still leaves some time to move the blocks after pressing hard drop which made me mess up block placement multiple times. Would love to see this as a more fleshed out arcade game on steam.
Auto battlers are always cool to see different iterations of and this one was no different. Minigames to buff your minions is a great idea. One problem though is hiding the stats of minions in the pick stage, you don't have any control over the actions of your minions so you should try and make the player feel like they are making smart, informed decisions when picking minions. One other thing is the puck minigame, its a fun idea but the physics need a bit of tweaking, make the pucks slide more, and bounce harder, as currently the are to light and when impacting another puck both carry some momentum. Also giving the pegs some more bounce would be great. Overall I love the idea.
I think the idea of a frog hiding amongst flies was super unique. The camera zooming in and out very quickly when tapping LMB instead of holding was very disorientating. I also think that increasing the pierce of shooting a fly could be increased by one or two flies. Overall a cool game.
This was probably one of the best submissions I've played. I love physics based weapons in games so this was a lot of fun. I think that introducing some projectile enemies in the waves could have made the game a lot more fun though. Also I wish the weapon was slightly less unwieldy in the later waves, if you could turn it into a weapon where you click and hold down while spinning that in my opinion would make the weapon feel more weighty while not making it to easy to use. The boss was cool but I wish that it was more difficult with me not getting hit a single time. Increasing the projectile speed or making it spawn a small amount of enemies would have probably helped. Overall this was a great game. If you have the chance to check out my submission I would appreciate it.
I thought the idea was pretty fun, would love to see a post jam update with everything more polished. If you have the time to check out my game that would be much appreciated.
Its a cool idea to mix the idea of a tycoon game and tower defense. I wish the game was a bit less buggy because it seems like a genuinely fun experience. Would love if you could check out my game if you have the time.
Thanks for the feedback. I just realized I forgot to say in the tutorial that tapping the spacebar twice quickly will switch to the element after the next one. I do agree with you that it’s a bit too slow though.
I died very soon after hitting 0 seconds so if you didn't turn off death when hitting 0 seconds that may have caused it. Fun game overall though. Would love it if you could check out my submission if you have the time.
After a shortish cute tutorial the game drops you in a large level with very limited idea of what you should be doing. The only thing that helped me figure it out was experience in previous puzzle games. The very first thing you have to do is move the big robot in front of some lasers so you can progress, the only problem being that the way to move the robot is imprecise and annoying. The big robot is extremely slow which may have been done to emphasize his size and weight but really just makes the game feel like its wasting my time. Then there was a bug where the big robot would not push a box all the way down then it pushed the box up with me above into trapping me in the box pushing against the wall.
Game was really fun, I hit 0 seconds and didn't get a win screen so I don't know if that's a bug or there is just no win screen. I think a different system aside from a timer would be fun, and procedural spawning instead of the manual spawning present in the game would help the game have more variety in a run.
The idea was cool but I wish the night sequence lasted longer, making you survive longer as the cat could lead to more tense exciting game. Some changes to make the escalation of the items spawning slower and the placing of those items more deliberate could help the game be more fun.
oopsies lol, its a debug folder unity automatically generates apparently, I don't really care if people can access debug information if they want so I won't bother mods about it. Hope you enjoy the game though.
Cool idea. The headshot hitboxes are a bit off where you have to aim for the dome of the skull to get a headshot. My game glitched at the beginning causing and an enemy to have no clip, zoom around the player, and not take damage, resetting the game fixed the issue. I think 1 mission instead of 2 may have helped the game, giving you more time to polish it.
Too much, too fast. Nowhere on the game or the itch page do you explain any of the mechanics of this game. The game feels like it was built to be a slower turn based game but to many people thought it was "boring" and so the developer forced the player to move. You can hover over enemies to get descriptions from them but because the game forces you to move you can't finish reading the descriptions in time without moving your mouse to track the specific enemy. Then you have 5 states which briefly flash large amounts of text telling you what it does, and to top it all off a shit ton of weapons that seem functionally similar. This is pushed on to you as the player all at once. When you die it forces a permanent progression on the player you don't understand based off of mechanics you don't understand.
no we hate him and he genuinely disturbs us, he eats ketchup straight from the packet, and puts so much mayo in his sandwhich the mayo outweighs the sandwhich
