Ya I would love to have had time to put it to music like Super Hexagon.

The game actually came from going on a walk with my friend's mom who is an instructor and her saying it should be a game about spelling. I'm not the best speller and I'm not a huge fan of spelling games in general, so I made it only tangentially about spelling lol.

Thanks <3! That was a fun stream and I appreciate your feedback.

Thanks <3! Ya I ramp the difficulty up very quickly. I did it to fit into the jam. I'm not sure if radial controls would be better, but I would like an opportunity to test them out. The game certainly feels like its suppose to have radial controls. I'm glad you liked the idea!

Thanks <3! I appreciate your kind words.

Thanks <3! You are a real poet!!!

Thanks <3! Whoa :D thats a very sweet note thanks you for sharing. The game gives you your love letter after you run, so maybe you could read it to her. 🥰 (lol I would love to have time to have the game create actual love letters)

About the difficulty, it ramps up a lot faster than I would like. I intentionally did it to fit into the jam. I think a finished version of the game would ramp a lot slower or ramp in a less linear way.

Thanks <3! Ugly is the new beautiful! What did your poem read?

Thanks <3! I wanted to add turns and better mechanics, but I ran out of time. I started this jam waay late so everything was crammed together.

Theres two reasons why adding turns was low on my priority list:

1) The way the tunnel is built is a complete hack. Its literally a series of circle vectors that always face the camera placed at set intervals and slide towards the player. I could create a tunnel bend out of this system, but it would require more fine tuning then I had time for.

2) I wasn't entirely sure on the interaction. Does the player auto follow the tunnel and thus has less visibility of up coming danger? Does the player have to steer into it? What do you think?

I will 100% play your game! I play, rate, and try to leave feedback on all the web games :) Theres just a lot and I like to spend enough time with each game until I get it, I've gotten through around 40 at this time.

Thanks <3! :D I'm glad you thought the tutorial was well integrated! I really like when the game's UI/tutorials/stuff is integrated into the game world. Its usually not a good idea, but when it can theres something magical about it. Oddly enough I started by creating the tutorial levels and then went on to create the actual game.

Thanks <3! I'm glad I got the theme across better this time around! Thanks adding the voiced letters was a very last minute change I did, I wanted to do it from the start but it was pretty low on the priority list. I'm just glad it actually worked and didn't end up breaking the game lol.

Vector drawing was done via a the Shapes library. It's pretty awesome. I sorta wish Unity would buy them out and Shapes would be included in the Spline package.

Thanks <3! The controls in general need more fine tuning IMO and having a mouse/controller support would be nice for more granular movement. A single click of the keyboard moves you something like 1-5% of the screen (I can't remember the exact value).

Thanks <3! Hahah I crammed that feature out in like 30 minutes before the end of the jam, frankly I'm glad it worked dude. I lucked out there lol, it was a very dumb idea to include it. But what I had before was really bad. Just like a bleep sound I had recorded. I really wish I hadn't started this jam so late, but I was busy Friday and Saturday.

Thanks <3! The graphics are all vectors, it was fun to make. I should probably turn the AA up on the game to really show off the vectorization.

Thanks <3! Yup yup. I'm not sure if fixing that would constitute a chance to the game or a bug fix. So I'm holding off making that change until after the grading.