I went to walk to the takeaway as the game suggested (could not take the car) and ran into a restricted / caution tape, which feels like a bug. Unclear what to do.
Amazing little puzzle– It was very fun experimenting with ways to drain time, though I can’t help but wonder if it’s possible to win while saving the donuts (i was always 30 seconds short).
(the intro may be skipped but the outro / endings may not be– I wish we could skip these too to speed up experimentation).
A 2D platformer with beautiful environmental / background art and a healthy collection of impactful mechanics. The game has really nice, steady progression– the player is always getting something new, and these new things are always useful.
Awesome game, and awesome use of color! In a future post, would you mind discussing how you implemented the green fog and lighting? The red lights don’t seem to work the way they do in most other games.
I feel you re: bug repopulation. Sometimes it seems one may spend an entire day identifying and knocking down pages of bugs, then the next day comes and there are somehow even more!
This could be a result of increasing expectations however– as the game improves bug-by-bug, issues that wouldn’t have been considered bugs, or wouldn’t be noticed amidst the other problems, begin to stand out more.
I think this also happens as a game’s development period lengthens. Issues that aren’t considered a pressing in a 2-week production may really chafe in a longer / more well-resourced production that has grander ambition.
