Thank you! I defo feel that the difficulty curve (and the multiple difficulty settings) were my "big win" in this game jam. Good to see others think the same, too. ^^
Thank you! I felt the bad art helped enhance the jankyness I was tryinng to convey with the game. The quick art process also gave me more time to do the sound effects (which I recorded myself).
The graphics and music gives the game a really polished feel! However, I think the game would be more readable if the player character was further up on the camera - so you could more easily see threats beforehand.
I love the platform mechanic! Sometimes the snowfall was a little too random and made it hard to progress at certain points, but the music, vibe and execution of the mechanic more than makes up for it!
Defo a top contender! I love how the game is both easy to understand but has strategy and depth to it. I got to lvl 12 in the endless mode. Top hat OP. 😁
The music, droning atmosphere noises and the changing layout of the house reminds me a lot of "MyHouse.wad". All of that vibe in a simple platformer - really inspiring stuff tbh. Well done!
You're working in Godot 4 right? Try setting the itch.io window resolution manually to what your godot project viewport size is!
Also try going to Project > project settings > Display > Window and change Stretch mode to "viewport" and Aspect to "keep". Then upload a new project file with these settings. It will most likely solve the problem.
This has solved similar issues for me in the past!
Test the solution on a separate project draft, just in case.
Thank you for the feedback! I was hoping on getting in those animations, but I didn't have enough time. I feel that without the animations it's quite unclear how long you have left before getting hit and what not - so I completely agree.
Loved the gameplay and the concept! I'm bad at doing math, but I enjoyed this. However I think there is something wrong with the viewport settings in the game. I had to scale down the page to 50-67% for the game to display correctly.
Eitherway I really like the game and the whole vibe.
Very cute graphics! I also wonder how you did the enemy pathing - where they kind of wobble around while moving in the players' general direction.
One small thing: The transition screen is in a different color from the two blue hues you picked for the color pallette - which is technically not 1-bit. But hey, the rest of the game is tho!
This is by far the best game I've tried in this jam! Like you mentioned, we both went for drawing mechanics - although we went in very different directionss - very interesting! I have to say though, your game is a lot more polished than mine. 😁
Love the concept! I especially liked the moment I picked the curse that takes your health periodically. It made me have to think quickly about what was going on and what would be the strategy to beat the curse.
Really good presentation! Absolutely LOVED the art, music and the voice acting! I couldn't get to the end tho, the very last part is too difficult for me 😅😅
