Just like the others have said, it was a bit confusing at first, as i didn't know what was going on. After I figured it out the game was ok. I like the idea, it could turn into something really nice if you plan on doing some updates.
Is the correct key always the last one or was I just unlucky? I couldn't finish the first level before I gave up, collisions are not very precise and, as the others have said, the jumping is clunky, The idea is good though.
The controls were a bit confusing, but I figured it out. W key did not work for me, I used Z and it was fine. The bullets from the enemies and your ship can pass through the asteroids, and the bullets form the enemies pass through your ship. The visuals look nice.
The teleporters were a bit hard to find, the game is too short, the player moves a little too slow and there is no menu/UI. The graphics look good, music is ok and the idea is very good.
I finished the game, I would say it was pretty good. It had a few bugs here and there and there were too many things on the screen at some point (when the ships that followed you appeared), but nothing game breaking. Nice work.
The game is lacking a few things, but you're most likely already aware of that. The cells look good and the idea is great and fits the theme of the game jam (only one matters), improving the game is definitely worth it, maybe it could turn into a simple game for mobile phones or something like that. (that's how I see it)
Really enjoyable game. I don't know if this was intended or not, but once the enemies start to follow you, they never stop. It didn't bother me, but I find it a bit weird.
There's too much to read in the tutorial (but I appreciate the effort) and the gameplay could use a few more elements, as from my understanding you only have to pick the most habitable planets (or something like that) and do that minigame from time to time. Good graphics and sound.
Thank you. I did the game in less than 24 hours because i didn't have time for it so i had to sacrifice some things (sound, number of levels, left a few bugs here and there, used simple graphics/UI etc.)
Thanks for trying the game. I've seen other games with this perspective+movement, however I think the issue here is rotating the camera, the rotation speed is a bit slow and it tricks you a bit after a rotation. I could make it rotate 45 degrees instead of 90 so it would allow you to have 2 perspectives.
Yeah, i added the sounds at the last minute and they don't sound that good. The mouse control seemed fine to me, but a keyboard option would have been nice indeed.
Are you on linux or mac? I compiled only for windows because i didn't have time to set it up for other platforms. I will try to give you a compatible version if you want.
