Thnx Johan! Gameplay needed variety and they were in the plan from the beginning (why create objects to destroy if you don’t put anything inside?). They forced the travelling doctor in to have a respawn strategy that made some sense as the game moved to waves. Quite happy on how the pieces ended up fitting together

Thxn for playing! There are some bits from “Cabal” on it but it’s mostly following the SNES classic “Wild Guns”. It was tough fitting it in 64x64 but I think it ended up quite well.

Thanx for playing! Great you had some fun with it. The game is following on the gameplay of SNES classic (though now you have a Switch version…) “Wild Guns”. I could have split control but I kind of liked the mechanics in the original. I remember “Mad Dog McCree” :) it was more like a free aim game, which is kind of a fully different gamestyle from what I was aiming for. Thnx for the feedback!

Thank you for giving it a try! I agree… I was worknig on 2 extra tunes (general BG loop and a dedicated tune for the travelling doctor) but I got to those too late… I am not very fluent with music… I can play a few instruments but moving music into a tracker and have it sound decent enough is extremely painful. I need to consider finding a music artist for next events :P

Thnx! Glad you had fun playing it… The travelling doctor was a last minute addition (it came into the game like 12h before the deadline) as I wanted a way to respawn the barrels. I could not implement it exactly as I wanted (with $ cost for each power-up on the carriage) but I think it works as it is.

About 3D… well, no actual projection in this one… tried it but gameplay suffered a bit (particularly collisions became quite odd) so I opted for a naive approach to bullet collisions and ditched the rational maths.

Give it a few more rounds and you’ll get better with the controls, it takes a bit to get used to them

Hey, thnx for playing it! In the small space available the relative speed btwn the crosshair and the character was hard to balance… too slow and the aiming was terribly slow, too fast aiming was impossible… ended up on something that once you get used to seemed to work. Great that you had some fun with it!

Thnx! It was a tough ride… I am quite obsessed with polishing the details and really put a lot of time on making sure I get the looks/vibe right. Sadly a few things stayed in the To-Do list (mostly extra music/sound in terms of “core basics”, and the actual levels and extra variety of “extended features”), but overall game came out pretty decent. Glad I got the western vibes right for an actual expert in the subject ;)