I really love the diversity of the ways of interacting with the individual minigames! I like how it forces you to react fast in some but avoid any input in one of the minigames (reminds me of the big red button in Dumb Ways to Die :)
Very lovely art and theme! The thread sometimes bugged out for me unfortunately which confused me a bit. Also the gameplay would feel much better with a smooth camera pan rather than the stutter motion.
Fun concept! Would love to see more cards because currently the room for strategy is very small. Most turns seem to have only one correct combination so there is no element of "deciding between two good options"
- an unfortunate observation - ctrl+w closes the browser window on firefox-windows, which means I could not pass under the first obstacle - but otherwise the game feels polished!
- I played through the first 2 levels and the puzzles feel great, definitely not too trivial
- the glue gun is a really good idea for a puzzle game however some notes:
- when building bridges the projectiles felt a bit too small
- walking on the glue bridges introduced some weird clipping and stuck movement especially when going from glue surface to solid block
- I did not enjoy getting rick rolled :)
- funny detail that you can turn off the rickroll with your gun
- not so funny that it lasts only for a few seconds :)
- overall a realy cool project! with creative game mechanics
- absolutely love the concept! - really great work with the voice lines
- I played with my screen off for roughly 10 minutes
- execution of the spatial audio is great but as a player I often felt lost and confused, afraid of pressing every next button in fear that I completely get lost - I frequently forgot that i need to press space to confirm a dialogue, which only helped to make me feel more disoriented - whether I can or cannot input movement
- the amount of different sounds that each signal unique information was a bit too much for me as a new player, keeping a mental note of what they mean was hard with no visual foundations to lean back on
- The player is poorly configured (tiny resolution) thus making it really confusing to navigate the level, it feels like piloting a tank. This issue could easily be fixed in the itch.io / build settings
- Portals felt very punishing - teleporting me back to the start in an instant. Also I'd like them to be color coded or otherwise distinguishable. When every portal looks exactly the same it's hard to remember where they lead to
- Way too intense - so many enemies it requires dying multiple times to progress
- At first i did not even know how to exit the starting area because it was not clear that the block is breakable by force and the constant fire of spitters did not leave much room to think
- I honestly couldn't finish the level because there is not any clear direction to what is happening, what I need to do to open the door/how far I've gotten
- This results in the parkour feeling odd and not really rewarding - I had to make some jumps so many times just to get the perfect force applied (which was very small)
- The final boss was cofusing to me, I was told to push it but I waited for something to happend then tried to run into it but just instantly died
- You can soft lock yourself by pushing the two pushable blocks into a corner with no way to progress further
- The first part is nice and makes sense but the next part has so many doors and buttons and places you can get to with closed door that it just makes for a really confusing experience
- The buttons never really had any feedback on what they are opening - where I can progress next
