good job for pulling through
points of improvement:
-add some lag to the camera movement relative to the player, it's too fast and kind of nausea inducing
-consider coyote jump next time, also don't add any acceleration to the left/right movement for a precision platformer
-you do not need unreal engine for this, there are many other lighter game engines that would accomplish the same thing and won't result in a 250mb zipped download
Thanks
I am one of the co-developers of the game, thanks for pointing on our flaws I actually did the movement and camera, I did try to add the camera lag and spent 8 hours on it but it didn't work and our deadline was really close.
And I know that we should've use unity but we desided to go with unreal because we werent really familiar with code so we used bps.
Ah, I see. Nodes can be limiting. Sometimes coding features will be easier/faster than node based editing since you'll be able to fine tune things better.
If you're still interested in game dev, I recommend checking out pygame if you want to get more familiar with general coding. (Forewarning: it's kind of all coding, but python is relatively easy to pick up.)
Good job making the deadline, I hope for the best.
