The issue with the crashing after the level is a known issue, and is fixed on my local. It isn't crashing, per se, but let's just say I made a change to the pause mode of a node without testing it, and it ended up affecting the win screen as well.. Found the issue after submission, but figured it wasn't necessarily game-breaking, since it didn't show up until after the level was complete, so I just called it out in the comments of the page.
This was definitely enjoyable! I love the game art!
Couple points:
It is a bit floaty (for me, at least). If this was a design choice, then this isn't an issue
I feel the switching button should've been mapped to, say, the space bar, since that was just another jump button. Would remove the need for two hands on the keyboard.
Otherwise, great entry, and great developer cameo!
Definitely a fun little game! One thing I noticed is I don't think the mouse is captured in the HTML version, as in fullscreen it does not continue the rotation, and out of fullscreen the mouse escapes the game window. Otherwise, great entry!
I appreciate the feedback. I am not a pro gamer in any sense, so I make sure to account for those like myself, but not make it too easy. This entry definitely needs some improvement in that area, but it was developed with that as a core guidance.
Thank you for your feedback! I can definitely see how the lighting could be improved. It was a bit new to me for this game, so still on the learning side. With that said, it will definitely take a priority in the next iteration, along with improved respawning.
Thank you for your feedback! The hard resetting was definitely something I found I didn't like with the bigger maps while doing my last testing, but I just ran out of time to address it. I have some ideas on how I can do this, and definitely plan on expanding this concept post-ranking. This was one of the most involved games I have made, and I was able to try out many new things, which was exciting!
Thank you for your feedback! The lighting is definitely something I need to play around with more. If I follow up on this, I will definitely keep that in mind.
Nice little game. One thing that kept throwing me off was the controls didn't align with what I saw. The correct directions are linked to the correct arrow key, but needing to switch between the up and down keys with the same finger didn't feel natural, and made it a bit difficult. I think 4 consecutive keys would have fixed this (e.g., "ASDF"). Very well could just be an issue for me, though. Regardless, great concept and simple execution, making this a good game over all.
Thank you for the feedback! I definitely think the platform timing could be tweaked a bit as well. I will definitely take this into consideration if I continue with this project.
Thank you for the feedback! Glad you were able to get to the end. If I continue development on this in the future, I will definitely add a short tutorial, as (in hindsight) the mechanics aren't obvious.
Thank you for the feedback! If I decide to continue work on this, I will definitely take that into consideration.
In regards to changing the color, it followed the ROYGBIV of the rainbow, and each time the player lands on the correct color in the sequence the points scored would increase by more (1, then 3, then 5, and so on). Is this not what you saw?
Odd.. First time uploading a game from Godot to Itch. I will try to re-export. I thought I marked to compile all files into one executable, but probably missed something. Thank you for the notice.
