I like this idea but I wish there'd been some more variables to balance and more play between those variables. Also, some kind of end goal that I could see my progress towards after each turn.
Sorry to sound so critical, I had a lot of fun playing it and want to see it bigger and better :D
I liked the idea of this but I couldn't figure out how to make money off features - I went about a year with no income then I was making about $600 a month while my costs were over $20,000! Also, it would have been fun if the developers had pictures or a bio so they felt like actual people :)
I really like this one but I think it since it's turn based the levels should be a bit smaller and each character should move a little slower between spaces on their turn - sounds a bit weird to make them move slower but it would make each turn feel more deliberate and force the player to consider their moves more :)
This is so well polished! The music and art style tell such a good story together and the controls feel great - this is such a nice way to just chill out for a while :D
This is a cool idea but it played out a little too slow for me - I felt like I was waiting a lot of the time instead of doing things. Maybe it'd be good to be able to grow from both ancients at once? That might already be possible but I didn't read all the instructions...
I love cassette futurism so I was sold just on the visuals (although I wish the button sounds had been a bit more 'clicky'), then the puzzles were fun and the story really tied everything together :D Nice work!
It's a shame you weren't able to finish more of the level, I could see where you were going and it looked interesting! The controls were really nice and using boids as a mechanic is cool :D
Good fun! It took me a little while to realise I couldn't switch back and forth at will, but having that delay was a good idea and made me actually stop and think :D
Thanks for the feedback! The original plan was a pair of mazes that each character would have to work together to navigate, with multiple separations and fuses - but that relied on clear feedback about what the buttons did and we never figured that out :D
The art and music came together so well in this, really punchy style!
I'm terrible at shmups but managed to win so I feel like the difficulty was just right :D I also liked how the "tutorial" at the start (before the ship moves) prepped you for that ending battle, really felt neatly bookended.
This was so much fun, and so well polished! I found the stacking minigame a little too hard but all the rest were just right :D
Loooove the visual style, the animation on Toifel was great!
It might need a time/distance travelled limit or similar - I felt like I was bouncing back and forth between succeeding and failing but not making any progress. A finish line where you get a score (even if you fail) would make this super replayable.
Thanks for the feedback! We hadn't even considered the high poly vs low poly thing on the models but that's a really good point!
The movement controls were literally the first part of the game created and we never adjusted them - they could definitely use a little tweaking, especially since characters literally slide to a stop at the moment :D
This was really great, so peaceful and thoughtful :)
For some reason the video at the end didn't play properly on the web version, so I'm glad you had the walkthrough there for me to see what was meant to happen!
Took me a little while to figure out the mechanic (maybe a slower start to practice would help?) but once I had it I was completely hooked - the mechanic is slick, the visuals are fantastic, and the music/sfx are lush! Impeccable vibes and polish :D
