An interesting idea for a vampire-survivors-like game. Unfortunately, I couldn't make it to the end as it failed to keep my interest. That said, it does feature nice graphics and sound design. I particularly liked how the bodies remain in place, serving as a visual record of my kills as well as my failed attempts to save civilians.
Very artistic and unexpected submission. Initially, I was a bit lost on what to do, but once I started climbing up, the projectiles appeared - so that's probably the goal. The mechanism where attacking destroys both the projectiles and the platforms is very interesting, because it requires strategy from the player.
Really engaging concept. I felt quite immersed during gameplay, even though I didn't progress far. It's probably because the game might be a bit too challenging for me. Otherwise, it's very cool!
I really like the visuals and the whole idea behind your game. My Spanish is non-existent, so I can't dive much deeper into the details. Maybe consider translating the game? It'd definitely open it up for more people to enjoy, just remember to note which version was crafted post-jam.
I appreciate your feedback and pointing out the absence of sources in the updated build. I've made another update to the game, with bug fixes and optimizations, and have included the sources in the game archive now. Also, a Dockerfile for building on Debian Buster has been added. Thank you!
I've managed to get it running on more devices. I've also improved the update logic, making it more playable at low FPS. The updated build is available as SpaceTuxInSpace.zip (the original jam version is still available as SpaceTuxInSpace_jam.zip). You can give it a try if you want.
Thank you for your feedback. I'm sorry that you couldn't play my game. The problem is likely due to a hardware issue. I'm currently working on a fix to ensure the game runs on a wider range of hardware.
