Thanks, I really appreciate it! I gave it my absolute best, but Unreal Engine has its quirks and limitations. Still, that's no excuse—I'll definitely do better next time!
Oh, I totally get it! I wasn't really aiming for a super challenging experience, but rather something more chill, relaxing, and fun. By the way, the game actually has 8 different endings and 3 special events! I'll definitely do better next time!
Thanks for the feedback! Honestly, modeling everything was such a grind—my fingers hurt just thinking about it. You’re totally right about the drones. In hindsight, instead of just launching a single drone, activating the ability should've triggered a roulette mechanic. Like a prize wheel where you could roll one, two, or a whole bunch of them. I'm shocked you actually beat the game, though! I set it to 1,600 zombies because I thought it'd be absolute overkill.
The game isn't endless—it has a finite number of enemies. As for the sounds, I wanted to add more, but I simply ran out of time. Honestly, modeling everything took up most of the development time.
The game is really fun, and I can clearly see the theme reflected in the gameplay.
I’d like to leave some constructive feedback:
The game took a while to compile shaders and looked broken the first time I opened it. I’d recommend using the free Async Loading plugin, since it can help avoid players getting stuck on shaders.
Game is fun, and I really like how the story is presented.
My only suggestion would be regarding the combat. Personally, I enjoy being able to spam attacks a bit more. It also adds an extra layer of risk, since you have to decide whether to keep attacking or dodge. Being limited to attacking only at specific moments felt a little restrictive to me.
