Are 2D games the way to go when it comes to game jams? I've been in a few game jams and I've noticed 2D games always seem to rank higher then 3D games. Anyone have any thoughts on this?
Thanks for the feedback, and I agree the controls are not as responsive as I would like which was a time issue for sure. Since sending in my entry I've since tweaked that exact thing and also did a couple of bug fixes and changed some of the things to the NPCs. The game definitely does not have a proper end I wasn't for sure where I wanted to go with it. Maybe you have an suggestion.
I'm not for sure if I'm joining this game jam but if I do you can team up with me. You can click me name to see what kind of games I've made if you are interested.
So I'm about 90 percent sure my game will only be 70 percent done by the dead line. Anybody have any workflow suggestions to help me speed up the process? I find myself spending a lot of time tweaking sound ques and trying to find better camera angles in the beginning. Then in the end I have to rush like crazy in order to make the dead line and my games end up being really short.
The hardest thing for me is getting people to play test it. If I'm lucky I can get one or two people to try it before I submit it. And also finding people who want to partner up, all my games have been just me as I solo dev.
Visually this looks really good also the sounds are nice. But I feel like I was getting insta killed. And I couldn't tell if I was hurting the robots or not.
