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Hey Sujal! Great game, i quite liked the aesthetics and the music. You really overdid yourself there!

Only few things i'd suggest is making the player's movement different, this way it feels sorta stiff and hard to move

Climbing on vines is also a bit difficult, you can often get stuck on those (idk if this was intentional or not) 

And lastly, consider using cx_Freeze to compile Pygame projects, if you are having slight problems with Pyinstaller. Codergopher has a video on it.

Overall, i'd say for the short time frame, it was quite good.


Sincerely,

Wizard (who's also taking part in the jam)

Thanks For a feedback, I will work on it, 

This was the easier way to make bidirectional Controls,(I will make sure to soothe out the stiffness in the final version if worked on it)

Sorry WizardDev, but I didn't get what you are telling about Pyinstaller...

because that console is intentional. Please Let me know!

Apologies,

Sujal

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Pyinstaller has been a pain in the ass to me in the past, if there is though a possibility to make a .exe file without a console, please let me know as that would be great for me to use in my future projects.

I recommended cx_Freeze as before when i had problems with Pyinstaller, I found that as a substitute, but if it's working completely fine for you, I don't see a reason to switch, as cx_Freeze is hard to set up and takes a long time to compile (also the file size is like, 17mb).


Thanks for the reply!

Wizard

You can get rid of console very easily!

Before Building the File to exe, Just change the python file name  from example.py to example.pyw .(the "w" indicates "without console")

Its That simple!

Now you can, 

Pyinstaller --onefile example.pyw it.

And Boom! Console is Gone!!  =D