For sure. Tbh i was feeling the same way playing through it. Unfortunately for us, time was the huge factor in not bringing in an element of strategy but definitely going to do so in the next iteration.
I like the look. Its hard to put a 3d game together and make it smooth but you accomplished that. One thing I'd nitpick is that the initial obstacles are kind of hard to get past as a new player. Usually you want to ease players into it but other than that, its my only critique. Looks great otherwise.
Great intro. love the smoothness of the controls and how the theme & limitation are present in the game.... it was a bit hard at the beginning but once you kinda figure things out, its a fun game.
This game is put together really well. The controls are easy to use and feel great, and I love how the game tells you the different ways you die -- very fun. Two suggestions: One, if you could notify the player of your objective in the game, it would give what youre doing a bit more of a purpose. Second, wouldn't it be kind of cool if your player fell from too high of a space, you'd die (unless, thats a thing I missed?)
Like everyone else is saying, the graphics are amaze-balls. While it wasn't so much the aiming for, it was how the character didn't turn to the left or right all that much. However, top 3 contender for sure.
I love this idea, and want to play it a bit more. On initial try, I was a little confused but I understand implementing a tutorial system in 72hrs, along with the game itself would be difficult. I think the difficulty can be lowered just a tad but other than that... like, bro/sis/sibling. I love this.
I made a card game as well but its def not as good as yours.
I like the potential of this game. The keyboard layout was a bit hard to get used to but I liked the challenge of taking out enemies. Played this game; forgot to tie.
I like retro-like games like this. The up button was difficult to get used to since 'space' is often used to jump, thats probably just me. I very much liked how health was your weapon in this game. Got a 5 star rating for on that category!
The art was great, i liked the mechanics and the music was on point. I think polishing up a few areas would make this game even greater. For instance, maybe a moving the attack button to the other side of the keyboard and making the space for multiple chickens to cross into the battle arena. I totally see this being an online multiplayer game.
I was stunned by the visuals and the lighting. As most people already mentioned, the controls were a little unresponsive but that's always the hard part huh. I initially got stuck trying to figure out where to go and what to jump on; i think in-game clues could help with that, and I would really like to see where story goes. I got stuck at the grill though.
Anyway, it was great as it kept me captivated. Good job.
I don't know if I played it correctly but I got through it in like 30 seconds. Was that the way it was supposed to be? I loved the visuals and the music. It was very smooth all around. Holy.
Haha yeah the platform was one of the main bugs. I ran out of time before I could fix that. I should look into how to make it so the platform colliders go through the player unless the player is on top of it.
As for the end... it only comes at the death of each Boxy Hero >:)
I think everyone already pointed out the shortcoming, but I loved the narrative around it. Would have liked to see more time for the player to prep for what they're supposed to do for each level, but yeah this is a great game.
I think it has potential. The music loop was dope and I like how each floor was its own level. However, getting out the office was a challenge because its hard to figure out what can be picked up and thrown. Additionally the direction that items get thrown always seem to be the same regardless of the direction the player is. With those fixed up, it would be even more fun to play!
Hi, I think what would be nice is to figure out how the player could jump up onto (and off) the platform without it pushing the player back. I ran out of time before I could figure that out -- but thank you for your comment!
Thank you for your comments. I agree with the background. This game jam has taught me I need to look into making seamless textures if I am going to make an endless runner again lol.
