Hi,
I’m using this asset kit in a jam game, and I am wondering if you have a “KayKit” logo I can add to the game’s splash screen, if it is ok to do so. The game only uses your free assets and will be available open-source.
It took me a little while to figure out how to activate the portals, but that was pretty cool. The game definitely needs more content, but I think this could go many directions from here - perhaps a rogue-like? The portal connected rooms certainly allow for lots of surprise enemy spawns. I am a bit at a loss to find a real connection to the theme, though, other than the portal room that connects to itself.
This was interesting, and a lot more subtle with the theme than the other entries. I think it would be more interesting if the few decisions the player is given have an actual impact on the story.
I am seeing this issue as well, using baricello’s godot docker image as well. Rather than set up my own gitlab-runner, I’ve switched to Jenkins-ci until a solution is found for gitlab
This was an interesting combination of story telling and poetry, some of it a bit hard to decypher. Fun, and certainly creative, but much potential left untapped. I hope to see this grow into something more substantial.
wow, thanks for playing it all the way through! To be honest, I wasn’t sure the pre-jam version could be played all the way through. I think for a quick overview of changes, the pre-jam devlog held up pretty well, we managed to get all the planned changes in the Spring Cleaning release:
While I did get an error about CONSTANT.TXT, the game was playable after - it looks good, and the music really adds a lot to the atmosphere. However, it is lacking a lot of polish. Menus, tooltips, any kind of instruction on how to play would go a long way to make this into something really interesting.
Now this is low effort - leaving it up to the user to figure out how to run this thing. A puzzle almost as fun as the game itself - I’d have to say my favourite part is the win screen!
