Thanks for that feedback! I have the player start in a tunnel because the scene transition is smoother that way but it’d be better to have a scene start point and a spawn point. Also I wish I had time for an undo button, but I decided to settle for R. Glad you liked it!
Really cozy vibe! There were a few minor bugs to get used to and I never ended up having to downscale after the tutorial, but I really enjoyed the experience of setting up the final factory:
super hard, super fair (except that one jump in level 8). super well made levels and really fun mechanics. Long hard levels, so it feels like geometry dash in a way. It also feels best to play without stopping moving. So a lot feeling like geometry dash. The first impression was like a random coolmathgames platformer, but it plays really well. 9/10 frick that one jump in level 8
Small bug: on differently sized screens, such as 4:3 aspect ratio, the loading screen does not fully cover the level, and one-screen puzzles aren't fully visible. Other than that, great demo!
Thanks! Felt like it was pretty bad. All there is is a scuffed character controller and lava and a goal, and a very similar character controller on each player.
I would have made many more levels and camera movement if I had the time. I joined the game jam very late. My idea that I wanted to do was two characters controlled by the same controller, but over time the other player becomes controlled with arrow keys, but I didn't have the time, so I just went with the same controller. The minimalist graphics were a limitation of my time. Thanks for the feedback!
I like the game, but the hitboxes on the souls are a bit jank at the end. Looks great. Would be cool if there were branching paths instead of same levels, but it's a game jam.
