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Lestavol3 days ago(+1)

Great art direction. I really like the water buoyancy physics.

Shame it’s unfinished, but everything that’s there feels pretty good to play. Player controller feels responsive for a 3D platformer. If anything I need a mouse sensitivity settings because it’s way too sensitive right now for my mouse and the camera bouncing too much when I jump gives me a headache.

I just jump around the island collecting the coconuts and the one sandwich because it’s very clearly marked differently. It’s implied to have some story significance but no one on the island seem to give out any quest or anything (most likely an unimplemented feature).

I really like the dance song. It’s really energizing for sure.

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Team2Studio3 days ago (2 edits) (+1)

Awesome, thank you for playing and your valuable feedback! Yeah i put too much time in the level and ui design, which left me with too little time to do the logic and coding, i mean, the framework is there (the dialogue system), it just needs more love and attention which i will give in a post jam version :) The dance song is there to focus on Luis and Carmen, in a future version the player will be able to dance along with them. I’ll also look into the camera bouncing issue (has been reported before). The mouse sensitivity can be adjusted in the main menu -> settings, it’s a bit awkward (needs some love too) but if you select that button (Camera speed) you can change the value with arrow left/ a / left stick left and arrow right / d / left stick right. 

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Lestavol3 days ago(+1)

Ah right. I guess I didn’t notice if there was a way to open the settings menu in-game.

If there’s a pretty niche feedback I can add, is that if you’re planning to continue publishing web games on itch, you may want to consider not binding any function of the game to the ESC key. Because if the players elect to play your game in full-screen on web, ESC will turn of the full screen mode before it does any function in the game. Just a very minor itch gotcha thing, but could probably help with player immersion.

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Team2Studio3 days ago

Thank you again, i’ll use the “p” key instead for webgl builds then :) it’s funny why i didn't notice that before, i even have my own website with my webgl games and it happens there too!

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