Thank you so much for recording & sharing your gameplay! Its not only a great resource but also makes it feel real.
Cliffs: Thank you, you're right is not immediately clear. From watching your gameplay I can see all the places you thought you could jump. I wanted to fix that with the fog but now I know I must make every that the player isn't on foggy. With the lower elevations featuring semi-transparent fog.
Campfire: Interesting. . .
Bug Feature: You found a way to jump down waterfalls that is totally not implemented yet, lol. Will figure something out on that end.
Question: Was the performance in the video 1 to 1 with your experience? The project has a lot of 'scaffolding' in it to make deving easier at the expense of performance since my computer can handle lots.
My personal notes thanks to your comment (Redirect me if I misunderstood something):
- Need to give the player a better sense of the world right away. - Movement skill floor is working as intended, but introduction needs to be there. - Movement isn't fun yet. Maybe improved when survival elements & jumping get added in. - Small hard to read sprites. I will probably start by improving the zoom and SFX, but will probably require many other edits to get right.
Ah man the swinging constellations, I wish I could have made those work! I had my head buried in Godot's Joint2D documentation for a little too long that once I was reminded of the time I had to sadly cut it from the final product and focus on what we had.
I'm going to pour out another cup of coffee for that loss.
"You ran into the wall and died", I just about fell out of my chair laughing from the absurdity of walking into a wall and getting that message. Fun game!
My guy was super fast and super strong, lots of fun just zooming across the screen slicing up enemies. Wished the game's difficulty could match the progression.
I'm glad you got the hang of it! We're launching a new update in a couple minutes to reduce the ending's ambiguity for ya. Based off what you described (thank you for not spoiling) you did reach the end.
Super impressive for someone with limited experience to build on their own in just two weeks. Would be great if the difficulty ramped up more gradually and more clarity on the purpose of the jars.
