There are 3 types of enemies, each having more health than the next one and you do a critical hit if the enemy hasn't spotted you. Thank you for playing and glad you enjoyed! :)
Aghh, I can't solve the final puzzle!! Suffering aside, this is real gem. You managed to do so much and in a captivating way using so little. Amazing level design at work here!
I got the "Click, there's a key in here" dialogue even before picking anything up, yet I couldn't open the exit door. Picking up the crowbar didn't seem to fix this, but maybe I'm missing something
Although content wise, there isn't much to this game, my goal was to focus on small atmospheric details like the door jamming. I've always enjoyed games that do that and I wanted to replicate that. I'm glad you noticed and appreciated this! <3 Regarding the respawn - While I will make the boss slightly easier, I will keep the respawn time. I think this gives time for retrospection and to collect yourself.
The trick to to the stun was pressing p only ONCE while the attack animation is playing and vice versa. This ques up the next action, making sequencing easy. There is a slight issue with this system where if you do: attack, attack, stun quickly, then it will result in attack, stun, attack. Because it prioritizes stun as the next action. Thank you for playing, Clark! :)
Yea, I think I made the captain a bit too hard. I'm curious to know if anyone had the nerve to defeat him (without cheating :D). You have to get lucky on the heals to get full hp and then nail the slash/stagger sequence: 2xA, 1xB, 1xA, 1B, reason for this being that his raycast in on his left gun, meaning that you can get more hits in when he staggers to the left. Good luck and thank you for playing! :)
Shame you didn't have time to finish this, but that's understandable, With the music looped in background, I got the full experience. The most original idea so far! :)
Thank you! :) :) I actually had the idea that you could play as either alien or marine. Predator would be the hardest to implement with all the abilities, but would totally be worth it
Really glad to hear so many people enjoyed it! I, honestly didn't expect such a positive feedback for my first Jam game. The first kill is intended to be a stealth takedown, after that you can replenish your health eating
Great job on the art, but I found the combat very unclear.... How can I dodge the enemies, how do I aim to kill them? I'd say mainly this is an issue with the perspective (fake 3d) conflicting with the enemy bullets going straight (2d)
Ohh, I liked this one a lot! A great sense of mystery and progression. The music, level designs and mechanics come together neatly to make something special :)
Thanks for playing! :) Regarding the first 2 points: This was an intentional limitation on my part, giving a greater sense of mystery if just for a few seconds : "Oh, I wonder what's around that corner...." and also giving a bit more challenge of map awareness. 3. - Totally agreed. This is fixed in the upscaled version ( in description) 4, - Yea, I bet the hp bar could be executed better. Maybe dither the border or something
Had two issues with this game: * I somehow teleported thru the lasers on my first run and won the game in 10 seconds * Sometimes upon changing zones, I collided with an enemy on the other side, which just felt lame Other than that, fluid and fun controls. Basic, but well implemented enemies; Great music and art!
