I loved it. This type of interactive guides are amazing as educational material. I'm a teacher myself and I'm also a Spanish translator. I can offer to translate to Spanish if you want. It'd be pretty useful for my students. Thanks for your hard work!
Está lindo el juego, me recuerda a Super Meat Boy.
Lo probé un rato pero tuve un par de problemas con los controles y me frustré.
Primero empecé con teclado, pero cuando vi que me detectaba el control que tenia conectado (Dualsense) lo probé pero los botones no estaban bien (saltaba con cuadrado y ponia pausa con L2). Yo supongo que tiene que ser tema de mis drivers o algo, suele pasar.
Así que pasé al teclado... todo bien hasta que conseguí a Clavy. Yo venia usando las flechas para moverme y espacio para saltar, pero Clavy se usa con J y K... re lejos de ambas manos.
Probé cambiar a WASD pero ya eran muchos botones con una sola mano: moverse, saltar y correr todo con la mano izquierda... Mientras que la derecha solo planear y doble salto.
Yo sintetizaría en un esquema de controles bien cómodo como prioridad. Y que las habilidades de Clavy sean más intuitivas, por ej, solo con el boton de saltar: la primera vez saltás, la segunda en lugar de un doble salto activás a Clavy y la tercera vez ahí planea... Es simplificar pero sino un boton para cada cosa es medio incomodo.
Lo probé ayer en la exposición de ADVA. Super interesante y prometedor, sigan así.
Estuve pensando cómo hacer que los jugadores vean la animación del fantasma subiendo las escaleras... mi recomendación es poner las animaciones donde el jugador ya está mirando por intuición propia. es decir yo buscaría la forma de hacer que el jugador tenga que bajar las escaleras, y mientras baja va a ver que de enfrente viene el fantasma subiendo... implicaría cambiar un par de cosas pero creo que sería una buena solución y regla general a tener en cuenta.
Re interesante el proyecto, y muy lindo arte. Ojalá pronto veamos más.
Lo que sí recomiendo es cambiar que el salto por defecto sea con arriba, puede llevar a saltos accidentales y frustrantes. Es el estándar en juegos de pelea pero yo lo reconsideraría.
Yeah we had some trouble with the NES aspect.... Mostly due to lack of experience with the medium. I ended up prioritizing getting the game out working properly rather than the NES feel, as there were some aspects of Penguin Adventure like curved roads and perspective we did not know how to implement in space with a NES feel so I just experimented until something felt somewhat passable. Thanks for playing!
I gave up trying to find the tuning fork though, since I went back and forth a couple times and I didn't see it before.
I guess it does not spawn until you talk to the villager asking for it? The walking speed is on the slow side to have to walk back and forth for every item.
Yeah I don't mean "build a deck, here are all 200 cards" but maybe something like "deck 1: focus on dealing and healing damage" "deck 2: focus on getting stars and infinite cards that use them" "deck 3: focused on getting coins"
We know the NES feel is not as high as other entries, but we did not want to get stumped trying to make it look like actual NES, as we prioritized having a finished entry. Thanks for playing!
You are correct. Level progression was added during the last 2 days and I prioritized making visually different planets over tweaking game balance for each level. Thanks for playing!
Hi! I'm interested in the software. I would love to see a preview, some footage/tutorial of how it works. Also some recommendations on how you sort your own sound libraries to keep organized :)
I cannot scroll, clicking the mouse or pressing all keyboard keys does not do anything. There are no buttons on screen, nothing on screen reacts to being clicked.
Cool concept, but I thought I could choose a side lol First thing I saw was a skeleton and I wanted to join that side.. "A sentient sword has no side," I thought.
By the time I realized some were allies it was too late. Also, whenever an ally grabs me, they just back away until they fall off the cliff lol
Nice little game. Very cute and consistent art for a 1-week game jam. I could not beat it. Is there an ending? I didn't know if there was anything else to do other than fix the haunted objects. I had some issues with the camera drifting right until I put it in fullscreen.
Thanks for playing! Yeah I've been told about the rat scene... But you figured it out?
Last update I made the interactable rat whiter so it stands out a little more. If you wait until the song is over it also sends you to the next dream. Sadly I finished that scene right before the deadline so I could barely touch it 😅
