No haha I wish I was that good! 48 hours over the past 2-3 days getting a bunch of stuff in for submission, I didn't have enough energy last night to polish up the page! I just started a week late on the jam submission is all, apologies for the confusion, and thank you for playing!
This was super charming and a very cool experience, I really really love the music and concept behind this game! The only thing I'll note is that the movement around the terrain would be a lot better if the colliders for the trees (or just the stumps/logs of the trees) were turned off so you didn't get stuck on them. Also having some fun little obstacle course for the player to glide through would be awesome as well. Overall, very well done dude! Congrats :)
Hey! Thanks for your feedback, I've been wondering how I should go about improving these aspects cause its a pretty common sentiment. If I continue this project, I have a few ideas which might make it better. Only time will tell! Thank you regardless :)
I appreciate the feedback, thanks for playing! The biggest struggle I've had with this development has been that specifically, at the moment I slow time and try to give a better visual, but its still a bit disorienting. I tried having the camera reorient to the next nearest object, but that provides a lot of little complexities which are difficult to piece together in a short time frame (not to mention also disorienting). I think if I were to continue this project, the first thing I'd need to do is figure out how I can make exiting easier on the eyes and less disorienting, then just make it look cooler haha. Thanks for playin :)
That is my hand believe it or not! I took both photos and a video of my hand and cut it out. I then used it as a mask for a shader material, it was pretty funny haha
I love the art and sound on this entry, its really funny and it has a great charm to it. The bouncing indicator is great too, my only suggestion is to add an outline for breakable objects and when the bullet hits something which is able to be broken via the bounding indicator. Its quite fun, very good job! :)
For a first game this is really quite fun! You did a great job, the camera bug is a bit odd but this is waayyyy better than my first game by a long shot haha. Well done!
What an unbelievably beautiful game jam entry, I love the style behind this so much. Its very pretty, and the music is great too! The movement feels pretty good, I feel this game could benefit from a better indicator of when you have a dash available, and or have the dash refresh when you hit the ground. Could improve the movement more than how good it already is. Very very good job, I wish you the best of luck in the jam! :)
I really love how charming this game is, the way you flop around on the floor as bob is hilarious. Its a fun rage game concept, its pretty reminiscent of pogostuck if it were more challenging haha. My only critique is that rotating is a bit tricky to do when you're on your side and then hop back up. I found I couldn't rotate without W or S inputting along with A and D, which is fine but is a little tricky to get used to. Overall, very fun concept. Well done!
I appreciate it! I spent a lot of time trying to optimize for WebGL specifically, but due to a shader I wrote for the palette swapping its a bit unoptimized. I'm new to shaders so its to be expected, but I hope it wasn't too bad haha. At some point I'll figure out how to make it better.
"We're Costco guys. Of course we walk around while eating a chicken bake." type title lol
Jokes aside this games a very cool concept and its executed really well, a tutorial would help convey the controls, but this is a game jam so its not a big deal haha. Well done, best of luck to ya! :)
This is a hilarious and really well done entry to this game jam, I laughed very hard when the bullet ricochet'd and hit the wife and she just shattered haha. Super clever and unique, the only improvement I can think of is adding in a fullscreen button or something to get a better view on the gameplay, as its a bit hard to see in the browser. Overall, very well done! Good job! :)
