You're the first person to point out that difficulty curve, and I think I could flip it around to work the right direction if the maze gets a little bigger and changes after every item.
Was kind of challenging (and funny to me) how realistic the cat's little brain is, which is to say, not cooperative sometimes, but definitely creative overall!
Was a little confused at first because I saw "shoot" in the instructions but couldn't even see my cursor immediately. It became apparent what I was supposed to do pretty quickly though, you definitely get good points for simplicity.
Hey I'll keep that minimap idea in mind for the sequel. And about the different maze for each item, the map was originally going to have three more sectors and only have one ingredient in the maze and three elsewhere, but that was changed for time.
Hey that's a good suggestion. I'm planning to make a sequel to this game that is the whole concept of what I wanted in this that I had to cut for time, I'll keep that idea in mind for that.
The maze for sure could do with some adjustment. At the time I wasn't quite sure if I wanted to make a new one, now I'm absolutely sure I do but it's too late lol.
Having followed the development of this game on Making Games Together, I was excited to play it. And I will say, it was fun, but the one criticism I have is the constant getting stuck on the walls.
Also, first moving platform can be completely skipped with a good jump.
Some of you may be familiar with me from the Ducktape discord, but incase you aren't, howdy, I'm WhatAboutDusbunny, or just Dustbunny (I even go by just Dusty sometimes 🙂).
I'm here to wish you all good luck with the Jam, and to remind you that, in the end, it's all about having fun making things.
I hope you all manage to finish something cool, and also have a good time doing it.
