very nice fun platformer! The issue with sticking to some colliders can be fixed by creating a material for the cat and making its friction = 0. Looks clean and some good old fashioned gameplay.
yea definitely, I lost a lot of time trying to learn blender for the monster and cabin but mastering the basics now. I'm remodeling the monster and then making all of the miscellaneous assets for an update when the jams over. Thanks for checking it out! Glad there was some uneasiness.
aw strange, this is the first I've heard of running issues. Hopefully the desktop runs it well. It's been running on older laptops but using Chrome primarily. Let me know if you have any issues if you do get a chance to try it out on desktop. Maybe let it sit for 60 seconds or so once you hit "Run" on desktop if you're still having issues.
That was cool, a nice player chooses visual novel. There were a lot of avenues for the player to go as well. I'm jealous of that opening icon "della cerra development", looked very professional.
Thanks for getting scared! Yea I'd received similar feedback on the controls. Made a risky artistic choice in numbing the vertical, but will match it to the horizontal once the jam's over. Were you using controller too?
Cool simple game. It wasn't messy by trying to implement clunky features etc. It was about exploring the level, completing the objective, and scaring the player. Nice and clean.
Fun, I was surprised that the skeletons threw in your direction of travel instead of directly at you. The jump and dash abilities made it a lot more skill based to survive.
I'm amazed at the quality that an HTML build can have running on itch. Graphically, looks like a professional older game, really cool. Did you guys do anything to make this game more manageable for processing?
Some pointers:
- I played twice but didn't run into the monster.
- The sprint button allows you to drain your sprint if you're not moving.
Cool visuals and ambience. I'm inspired to go crazy on my next HTML game.
Thanks for playing! Yea I agree with all of these suggestions. A lot of things might have been adjusted or added if I had more time for polishing, but bit off a bit more than I thought. Did you use a controller when you played?
Very cool game, it felt like the first level of a complete game. The colliders for the platforms had an illusion of being longer than the visible platform, so I had to get a feel for where the edge really was in order to make the jumps, but all and all, this game shows that you have some good experience in game development
Crisp looking game. It could've been on a Gameboy and I wouldn't have suspected a thing. I was having trouble with getting the right items and having to restart the game to use them in the right places, but the controls and item pickups felt very professional
