Thanks for the feedback, I'll try to implement some kind of settings to change the controls of the game when I try to improve it. (Maybe I could add an alternative where the player character can collect the elements and then load them off in the middle).
This game has potential. It has a great theme and a simple but good combat system. Maybe try adding some complexity if you want to expand the game. One thing I didn't like was that enemies could detect and shoot you from off-screen, which felt unfair, but also made each level feel like a puzzle as you had to find the correct path to defeat all the enemies without getting overwelmed.
I like the Gameboy art style, but next time try to upload a game that doesn't require you to download a whole zip file. The shooting feels responsive, but the range of the gun is a little short.
I think you were trying to go in the direction of Doom or Quake, which is definitely retro. Maybe try starting the next level automatically after the player finishes the first one. Apart from that, it's a simple and nice game.
The art style made me think of those old rpg games and definitely felt retro. Gameplay wise it was a bit lacking but the world generation is nice but it feels a bit empty (NPCs would be a good addition).
I was a bit confused as to whether I was barking, sliding or jumping, but once I figured that out it was a fun game. Especially the sprites are beautiful.
It's relaxing but I wish, there would be a bit more strategy with preparing baked goods in advance and not just pray and hope that someone whants a baget or muffin. maby by showing the orders of the next three orders that are comming up or by a trend system where you can see what is more likely to be ordered.
I like the artstyle with it's comfy vibe, the only problems I have is that the customers feel boring, so maybe you could give them more of a personalety.
This game truly feels like a RetroGame but I wished that the main game music would be a bit longer or at least change up a bit. For the rest, it's a nice and good game.
Thank you for the feedback. I'll try to improve the next version of the game according to your feedback and alsp keep your feedback in mind when I'm creating another game. You are deffenetly correct with the timer not fitting the context and I'll try to find a new way to incorperate difficulty into the game that make more sense. I also like the idea with making the person you're talking to feel more real by giving them a more tangible personalety and sense of self. Maybe I'll use some sort of profile picture for the person so that the person feals more like an induvidual. The idea of yours with making the conversation more interrelated and that bad/good answers have consequences down the line of the dialog would be a cool way to punish/reward the player.
