It was super satisfying smashing stuff around /o/

I enjoyed smashing all the objects several times, is for sure a good anti-stress game!!

• Pros
  • Smashing stuff is soooo cathartic
  • The music was a perfect fit
  • Visuals were kinda awesome
• Cons
  • I think there's a lot of processing happening, so perhaps looking into ways to cheat to make it smoother / faster (note: I tried the Rift version)
  • I think it would be nice to see the destruction a little longer. Like don't heal the house quiet so quickly
• I think there's a nice little game here, though that you could riff on different music, different environments. It's got some Beat Saber feel to it, while also just being so freeing to smash things and run around with no objective

Cathartic. Would smash all the things again.

Love the idea! Agree with others that shattering would be the best next step when destructing the glass. Very satisfying game.

If you have a chance this week to try my game out, I would love any and all feedback to improve gameplay!

It was very satisfying to just destroy a bunch of glass, and I thought the music was a great fit! My suggestion would be to make the glass shatter into pieces when hit enough, as it would make the game even cooler.

I can definitely use it to remove frustration. Sometimes I felt like I was in some kind of trance xD

However, for me, the framerate dropped and it was lagging in between.  But overall it was a fun game :)

Just tried it. It was a blast! My favorite dynamic was running head on into the glass walls and object. Great sounds, obviously. Would have like the glass sound louder than the music though.

It was an odd sensation that everything kept healing itself so quickly. It was kind of like trying to make a room messy while watching it slowly clean itself back up again...

Anyway, super fun. Maybe for future a idea you could add glass giants (enemies) that you could knock over by smashing their shoes or something?

Ooh, gonna try this out tomorrow! Can't wait to walk on some broken glass... Kudos on making this happen, dude!