Great to hear! Yea, the moveset was made for much larger levels, but midway I decided to shrink down the levels with a pixel-perfect camera to get a more 1-bit style. After that, I didnt really have any time left to rework the movement.
Thanks :) I was a little short on time in the last days of the submission fase, so the core gameplay is still very basic. I agree though, it misses some gameplay/puzzle elements!
Thanks for you comment! Glad you liked it :) I might actually make a non 1-bit remake later on. I'm thinking of a puzzle element where you need to switch the color of your light!
Hmm there should actually be a dash SFX. Not sure why it didnt work for you
Wow, thanks for such a long comment! Really appreciate it :) Glad you liked the dash mechanic!
I totally agree with all your points. At first, the levels were supposed to be a lot bigger aand roomier, but that would mean I had to up the resolution, and I really wanted to keep the 1-BIT lowres feel. However, I wrote the whole moveset before I designed the levels and theme (classic beginner..), so all gravity, speed parameters, etc didnt really feel right in the smaller levels. Didnt have a lot of the the rest of the week, so I decided to upload it as is.
Love to hear that you played with a controller! The moveset was actually meant to be used with an analog joystick :)
Nice relaxing search-and discover game. I liked how clear the map layout was. Some nice relaxing music would be perfect for this game! The gameplay was a bit confusing at first, but that was also part of the charm. Really liked the art and the character design. If you ever need some music, feel free to message me! I still have a few tracks that I never used which you could use for free!
Thank you! Glad to hear you liked it. I got the shadows by attaching GODOT's 2DPointLight to the character, which is only allowed to light up the coins and the white background. The trick to get pitchblack shadows is to add a second light to the scene, which covers the background and subtracts all light instead of adding it. Result: the character only lights up that what it "sees".
