Everything ran SO well! The only thing is I wish there was a way to truly win, and maybe more tasks! But both of those things are easily expandable, making this a perfect game jam game!
I like the focus this game has. Gameplay and functionality over aesthetics. Which is great because the low poly works in your favor! It has a ton of character.
The random generation is fantastic. Leaves the game open to infinite play imo.
Very desolate atmosphere. The monster honestly spooked me. That laser roar is SO immersive. Enjoyed just exploring the buildings, too.
This was fun! We had a similar idea but didn't have the guts to pursue it. The only thing I'd do differently is maybe leaning further into the idea that this guy isn't bothered by the destruction around him? Like some "I'm being inconvenienced/first world problem" voice lines, or more monotonous tasks to contrast the ravaging being done by the monster would help.
That being said, awesome work for such a short 48hr period! I'm impressed by the polish of this game!
I love me a good puzzle platformer. Very portal-esque. Certainly of a high quality for a 48hr time frame!
Ditto to the sentiment already expressed in comments, though, about colliders. Still a great game, when I didn't sneak through the barriers on purpose that is:)
Well Polished. The art is fantastic, of course. Start to finish run-through is entirely possible without issue. Only discrepancies were entirely minor, such as animation glitches or dialogue, and did not detract from a fun & finished game. Great work, team!
This was incredibly fun. I feel like everyone considered the horror monster reversal, but you executed it to perfection. Whatever bugs I found were negligent and didn't really distract from gameplay. So simple yet so effective!
Seem to get softlocked at the How To Clean a Room 101, but from what I can see, art direction is impeccable! It's such a funny concept that I'm bummed I couldn't try it out.
This was an experience! I think the art is cohesive. Sound and art design go hand in hand. Controls feel so fluid. The levels are tight, pretty hard at times.
I think the gameplay diversity is strong, but could be stronger. Like moving up and down in some way.
I love 3D platformers! We need more of them and this was a clever idea for the theme. Its easy to run out of time to polish things when making a 3D game, we had that problem in our game too. I would recommend locking the cursor when playing, it would make the camera controls a little less finnicky.
