I recently had the chance to play your game, Sinking Submarine, and I must say, it's quite intriguing and fun to dive into! Despite not receiving as much feedback as you might have hoped, I wanted to let you know that I found it engaging. However, I did notice that it tended to get a bit repetitive after a while.
One idea I had to combat this repetitiveness is to introduce a rising water mechanic that could serve as a lose condition. This would add an element of urgency and keep players on their toes throughout the game.
While I wasn't entirely clear on the win or lose conditions, I found the visuals to be quite appealing, and the gameplay ran smoothly, which is always a plus.
I also noticed that we seem to have similar styles in game development, and it got me thinking that perhaps we could collaborate on a project in the future, especially considering we both utilize Unity.
Keep up the great work, and I'm looking forward to seeing where your game development journey takes you!
I loved the art style the game looked super intriguing and fun, i just wish there was a bit more to do, and i wish the character got physically bigger to indicate growth
I enjoyed playing that, I couldnt beat the first level but im gonna give it another shot later today. You're my direct unity ball competition in this jam, may i ask, How does this game apply the spread theme?
I got 23 seconds, that was actually pretty fun and a cool concept. I wish there was more!! During my second game, at the second phase, when the enemy started started cloning rapidly they were still the original item that i found them as.
Would love if you checked out my game spreadball and gave me any feedback
