Even though it was a pretty confusing experience, I really liked the fact that you managed to make so many UI elements (like the leader board, I am the player named FAC) and a lot of different stats for every occasion. Loved the fact that you created a fully functional arcade game in such a short time span! Good luck on the rating period!
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A fully functional arcade minigame where you play as the island. The prerequisite, in my opinion is also present here as you start with practically nothing compared to what you will gain on day 3. Really liked the difficulty scaling, each day there is a new natural disaster and etc. The only problem I had is because of my screen resolution (1980x1080) the disasters are much less noticeable when they come from the up or down directions.
I mean, I did add an item that can resurrect Bobby ;) It can be dropped by the vending machine and there is one guaranteed at the final level. Ngl, I wanted to add consequences to allowing Bobby to die, like a bad ending. But, my drawing skills didn't really allow me to do it on a satisfactory level. All the sprites were drawn by me 8 hours before the end of the jam 😭. I should really work on my workflow or find a good pixel artist.
If I remember correctly the Forwards and backwards controls were calculated relative to the camera. That is a common practice in 3d games where the player has the ability to look around. In this case the camera was always stable, so the movement felt a little bit stiff. That's my own opinion though, maybe I am just not used to controls of these type 😅.
Thank you! I actually learned quite a lot from your comment. The game itself isn't quite polished, a common excuse is the time but, it was my fault that I didn't BETA test the game and it's difficulty progression beforehand with somebody else.
You really lose the sense of understanding difficulty when you develop the game, thinking that everything will be easy to grasp for a new player.
As for the music, my friend L3SSEE is relatively new to the 8bit feel so we decided to go with a reliable variant which proved to be a little of topic.
Thank you again for your honest review!






