Extremely nice graphics and lovely models. It requires a few minutes until you have figures out the player controls but then it makes a lot of fun. Respectable game, good job.
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| Criteria | Rank | Score* | Raw Score |
| Graphics | #82 | 3.583 | 3.583 |
| Audio | #135 | 2.667 | 2.667 |
| Fun | #174 | 2.667 | 2.667 |
| Overall | #188 | 2.611 | 2.611 |
| Game Design | #203 | 2.500 | 2.500 |
| Innovation | #232 | 2.167 | 2.167 |
| Theme | #265 | 2.083 | 2.083 |
Ranked from 12 ratings. Score is adjusted from raw score by the median number of ratings per game in the jam.
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5 years ago(+1)
Thanks for leaving this great review. Try the standalone version to play the full game. hope youenjoyed it :)
5 years ago(+1)
Thanks for the comment Corbak Games.
Glad you figured out that the camera dialogue is a real-time display XD.
Pushing dead enemy bodies I agree. The reason for this is that we were using unity character controller just so we could avoid other buggy movement behaviour from rigidbody. But the drawback is that one. Enemies passing is due the nav-mesh. Since the nav-mesh is static and it doesn't take into account the enemies itself because that would mean having a dynamic nav-mesh. Still something I can fix after rating.
I already have a version with dialogue skip and intro skip XD, but again after rating.
I did notice the cross-hair misalignment, but changing in unity the reticule offset didn't seem to have an effect. I have to figure out a bit more.
Next level is on the standalone version, but i checked and on the last level we didn't change the text so your argument is still valid.
Once again, thanks for the feedback Corbak Games.
Kind regards,
Villaroux
5 years ago(+1)
Thank you for the feedback BeaverJoe.
Great, we will be adding some audio, like bullets hitting surfaces.
Kinda regards,
Villaroux
Thanks for the feedback 43ther.
About the enemy variety, if we are talking about the shape of the enemies then that would be a little rough, since we barely got them done. They have a script where they predict where you will be going and shoot towards your position if you continue. On level 1, though this is not true, enemies shoot where you stand and not where you are going thus, like you pointed out, just strafe and its fine. Level 2/3 enemies have bosses, which we could have made them bigger but it would interfere with some gameplay aspects and we never really got around a solution for it with the available time. Also bosses, use indeed a faster fire rate, more health and due predict a little bit where the player is going.
Levels 2 and 3 are indeed too big. especially level 2 where we had such good modern looking buildings are they are barely shown.
Taking advantage of this conversation. On projectile behaviour, what if the harder enemies had a seeking projectile that the player had to shoot down in order to make it go away or run away ?
Kind regards,
Villaroux
5 years ago(+1)
Thanks for the feedback nns2009.
From my standpoint, I agree with what you said. If you could, I would like to clarify some aspects.
Did you play the browser version or standalone?
First level there are a few parts where we could have done a better job on filling those invisible wall.
If you play the standalone, on the second level there is just on invisible wall on purpose right where you start just to signify the direction the player came from.
Dialogues being long and non-skippable is indeed another fault. we just didn't have enough time to work the kinks. I can add easily that to the game but if I do it, it'll be after the rating of the brackeys game jam, Because that is not considered a bug and it just a feature lack.
Once again, thank you for the feedback nns2009. Let us know more about the game.
Kind regards,
Villaroux
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Side note:
I'm the one to blame for the attempt on a star wars like intro. I just really wanted to do one. And I can take full charge on that XD
5 years ago(+1)
Hi MattFett
Thanks for the feedback.
Regarding the story did you play the browser or the standalone? I know this is a repeating question, but the game was taking a long time to load on WebGL, so we decided to cut levels and story just so the player can play in a reasonable loading time.
Either way, could you elaborate on how does the story seem forced? Since none of us are a writer, this is a chance for us to learn how not to make a story seem forced.
Ok has I previously said the browser version had to be cut off a bit since it was taking a longer time to load, hence story wise you don't the full story and how it ends.
As for the blind part, it comes from the expression itself. "Love is Blind" for us meant that whenever we are in love we are able to see past someones flaws (no matter how bad they are). With that said, as a popular end of world theory, robots are to replace us because when they look at us we are kinda flawed in many aspects. Except the player, which found his companion to be perfect. Dialogue through out the game is to personify the character and give us an idea of whats currently going through his thought process.
So to clarify, you think the blind part wasn't well explained then correct?
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