Very well done! I am a big fan of synty assets, I have always loved the style and own a bunch of their packs. I think you nailed the visual style and feel of a noir detective. The music is spot on as well. I haven't found the killer yet, but I think Hilda would be too on the nose. Also if you use the same dialogue option multiple times it adds multiple copies of the same clues into the documents, but other than that it feels very polished!
Thanks for trying it out! I ran out of time, since my scope was a little larger than it should have been. Initially you were to "hack" the cubes by playing a minigame of match 3. But in reality I spent hours and hours working on the character controller and the lighting just for them to turn out worse than the built in components lol.
Thank you for trying it out! I didn't have a lot of time to playtest, so it feels a little floaty and the position of platforms could be better, but thanks again!
Unfortunately I can only see the arm, the rest of the screen is black. The sounds are good, the gun does shoot and hostler. Not sure if it is an issue on my end, I tried on firefox and chrome.
Very cool! I think the memory or "good mines" is a very good twist and pretty intuitive to pick up if you have played minesweeper before! Also great choice of color.
Well being a big fan of Noita I do enjoy the theme of this game (if you haven't played it you need to). The combinations felt fun to discover and all unique! This is a fantastic concept, I hope you keep working on it or something like it. Also a small note, the elements being all black triangles can be a little frustrating. Maybe adding color to the symbol would make it a little easier to see.
The movement and jumping feel responsive. The collision for the coins, sharks, and pitfalls all work. I know you didn't get to finish but this is a great start!
great game, love the art! Now that Jack Drope has liberated the oil rig he could use this as a mobile base of operations for his private military, a group without borders, providing their services to all clients, regardless of nation or ideology.
Thanks! It is actually a unity asset which I just now linked in the description. But all of my textures I made in GIMP with a 32x32 size and The low poly models I made in FreeCAD. I also lowered the render scale by using a render texture for the camera with a size of 320x240 to match the ps1.
Great concept. The art is great and it a little fast paced but I thought it was fun. A small note, you can beat the game by doing nothing, which could be intended, I thought it was funny.
This has good bones. I am not familiar with Godot but the movement and camera feel smooth. The environment is great! The bubbles added a nice touch and the rock walls look natural.
This is really good! The art is really great and like the other guy said your shooting feels spot on. The animations feel really well too.
Only problem (not really a problem) is there is a full screen button for itch.io and one for unity overlapping. You should be able to turn off the itch.io one in the page settings.
Thank you for playing! I spent a lot of time on the movement and weight of the ball. I wanted you to be able to slide without pressing any buttons like a real marble. Also level design is not my strong suit.
Thank you for playing! I had hoped to make more levels but I got hung up on the movement for a long time. (Still feels floaty but better than before)
The slider with the "mouse" image should change the sensitivity. The sliders themselves are kinds broken. So if you turn the volume to 0 and then start the level and come back. The slider will say full but it is really still muted. Making it super loud if you move the slider when full. Same of sensitivity. But it still works!
Thank you for the feedback! I had 3 levels planed, but ran out of time. It was going to be Cave then city and then space. Upgrades would have been a great idea and probably super easy to implement, thanks!
