The concept immediately made me laugh, and the game has just the right amount of jank, too. I did manage to hit the ball out of the arena a couple of times, though, so that might be worth a patch. But yeah, fun idea, fun game.
It doesn't technically have a Linux build, but I built it in HTML5 using Ubuntu. I thought about wrapping it in an Electron app, but it felt a bit pointless for the sake of a technicality.
Awesome, thanks for trying it out. The game has a Mac port now! And you're right, there isn't any background music.
The gameplay is a bit vague, so to spoil it a little bit, you want to make the inhabitants angry with the devices around the house to convince them to upgrade to the Froogle alternative, by turning them off. Happiness is shared, so the best way to do it is to focus on one device at a time.
Exporting for Mac is pretty easy from Godot, so the only reason I hadn't done it thus far was that I had no way to test it. I've uploaded a build now if you'd like to try it.
(And if you do, could you let me know if it works? lol)
You obviously put a fair bit of thought into game feel here, reinforced by the soundtrack. Great use of shaders too, very polished and technical. Great work!
Very cool art style, very creative. I really like your drunken camera light-bending/invisibility effect, it's one of the best ways I've seen invisibility done.
Great game! Clever wind mechanic, I really liked it. It would be more complex, but slowing down the time scale and showing the big circle pad on the screen makes it pretty intuitive to use.
