The escape colliders form a pretty long, narrow rectangle, so it's much faster to escape sideways than by going backwards. I think the escape sequence needs some work, since a lot of people will have killed everyone, and it's not very exiting to backtrack.
You actually can pull out the arrows with E, but only if they're within interaction range, which is a sphere slightly in front of you. When you crouch, it brings your body forwards, but the arrows don't always reach it.
I found the splash background colour option somewhere in the export popup while looking for an optimise button (There is no optimise button).
A linux build would be cool, but I don't have it on my pc. I'll give you my code if you want to try and make one. Or anyone else reading this I don't care.
I wish the movement was more floaty. It's frustrating when I just stop in mid air because I stop farting sideways. I feel like I should be able to float through the levels using momentum, and just use little farts to change direction. I'd like to see how it plays with reduced gravity and no air resistance. Having said that, I like the concept. I managed to get all the stars, but I had to cheat and go backwards to get one on the second last level.
I'm glad you like the sounds. I recorded most of them myself using some rented audio equipment. If you listen closely you can hear my fridge in some of them.
Well this game could certainly benefit from having some more assets. If you make something good, I'll gladly put it into the game and credit you. It's really lacking objects to hide in and different levels to play. Adding human characters requires an embarrassing amount of extra work, but it would probably add to the appeal. If I made you a collaborator on github you could add/remove/change stuff in the project and request to merge your changes with the main build, but you would need to use git for that. I'm spending most of my time working on my next thing, but I'll totally switch back to this if something interesting comes up.
