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A jam submission

Proc RogueView game page

The procedural roguelite
Submitted by DinoMC — 2 hours, 1 minute before the deadline
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Lovely start! I included it in my ProcJam compilation video series, if you’d like to take a look. :)

Submitted(+1)

That is a nice game with nice art, Congratulations for submitting to ProcJam and thanks for creating that game :)

Here is some points that will make your game better:

  • Consider making the sun enemies blow on interval instead of player near, the reason for that is with the colors of background and small enemy size sometimes I spend awhile looking for the last enemy to be able to leave the room. Unless that is an intended experience, I suggest changing it.
  • I would have loved to be able to use the dash but control on the make with any direction make me move between desktops which is a shame (consider having an alternative buttons)
  • for the room floor try to make more of repeated patterns and collection instead of pure random type of tiles as it will the rooms more visually appealing. Maybe use perlin noise  (with very zoomed in so it doesn't change as fast) to generate that different floor tiles
  • For the room layout, may be consider having loops, to reduce the walking around to traverse the whole dungeon

Sorry if any of my comments sounded harsh or anything :) Thanks again for creating the game :)

Developer(+1)

Thanks for the feedback! :)
Most of the points are things I planned but didn't have time to get to yet, so it's nice to see my goals confirmed.
I didn't know about Perlin noise though, that sounds really interesting, will definitely try to generate new sand tiles that way and see if it looks good!

Submitted(+1)

Wow, the art and music is so good and I really love the way the invincibility  dash works (and how it looks). Cool mechanic! The movement controls were a little awkward on my laptop, but I do have a small keyboard. Great job overall!