Thanks for the feedback! The fact that I could add the tutorial screen to the end screen didn't even occur to me but I'll be keeping that in mind for the next one.
I created the music myself, so you leaving it on is the biggest compliment I could ever receive haha. I used instruments from Super Mario 64 that you can download for free in order to make it more 90s.
The reason that so many games have coins (at least why we used them) is so it removes one step the player must understand in order to play the game. Coins are always collectibles in games, but if we used for example cups of coffee as collectibles, the player would have to learn that on top of all the other stuff we're throwing at them. I do agree though, coins are a bit overused.
Oh and we were actually considering different controls for space and underwater (underwater is faster for up/down movement and space for left/right) but we found out pretty quickly that that doesn't make the game better at all.
Incredibly cool concept and executed really well, but the game was really difficult so I basically missed/got hit by half of the lines of code... Great game nonetheless!
This is a really great game! I really enjoyed how it wasn't too difficult and I was able to enjoy it without having to start over constantly. This deserves a spot in top 100 in my opinion!
The art is really well done! I didn't really get how to actually influence the outcome of the battles to my favor but that may be just cause i'm not really use to this type of game
Edit: ok I played it again and it makes more sense to me now. Really great job!
The first minigame is kinda fun but the second one doesn't work properly. Player one is the only one that works but since i was player one and my brother player two that made it pretty fun again lol
Great game! More levels would have been nice although 48 hours isn't really enough time to make a ton of levels... A level where you HAD to use the one to defeat the enemy would have been cool
