On Normal difficulty, the PLAN's number section, as well as the WHEEL's number section, flash for 3 seconds just before you are supposed to make the choice. On Hard mode, the plan is not flashing.
Yes, currently, in the Endless mode, you are still supposed to support the Blue team and hinder the Red team.
The logic of roulette is simple: You bet on smaller or larger pools of numbers (1-2-3-4-6-12 or 18 numbers at a time), and you get (36/[count of numbers in the pool]) times your bet IF one of those numbers is rolled.
However, there are THIRTY SEVEN numbers on the wheel (including zero), making it disadvantageous for the players.
Pretty spectacular result in just 48 hours from scratch! Cool visuals!
Somewhat perplexed that the laser doesn't seem to be shooting where I'm pointing (or, rather, that it doesn't lock onto the enemy at which I'm pointing).
No-one will be able to play this without a web server running on their machine. That is against the rules. You should have hosted this game on itchio :-(
Interesting idea. Unfortunately, what is missing is some indication of "[Who/What color] am I?" I mean -- you are on a white tile at the beginning, the next one is also white and you can jump onto it (barely). Then, the next one is black, so my understanding was that mid-jump to the 3rd one, I have to switch to the opposite color -- but no, that doesn't work and I get reset to the start (or so it seems).
Hi, the light zone should probably be significantly larger. This way, you often collect the 'objective' before your eyes even have a chance to recognize it.
When you hover over any token, you will see how much they bet and what the payout can be.
Basically, you can bet on a single, double, triple, quadruple, sextuple, 12 or 18 numbers at once, and your payout is 36/[how many numbers you bet on] TIMES your token. So a 20$ token bet on a triple (line of numbers) means IF any of them is rolled, you will get 12x20 = 240 dollars back.
But in this game, you don't bet, you control where the ball will drop, so you can decide who will win and how much.
Of the 15 submissions I've tested so far, yours is the best. The game has potential, just needs few more mechanics (flipping levers to open/close gates/pits etc.)
Game Design-wise, a little hint: Generally, it would be best if you first introduced each of the motions separately in a training mode, even showing on screen what buttons to press.
Controls don't work :-( Kept dragging, tried double-clicking, but the values refused to stick in the boxes. "You have to go to [Keep] and slay 10 Butterfly" -- couldn't make the "10" and "Butterfly" stick.
Why doesn't the character move once he faces front-left (towards the bottom left of the screen)?
The rotation controls are very "unresponsive" -- you start dragging, but nothing is happening, then you stop and suddenly things rotate wildly (especially with right click).
No idea what's the difference between left-drag and right-drag -- the explanation isn't clear.
Couldn't finish even the very first "level" (if there's such a thing).
