I am glad to hear you enjoyed it! We're toning down the movement a bit for the next version. Our original plan was to sync the movement with the songs, so it would have held more purpose and hopefully been less confusing. And yes, sound effects definitely help with auditory feedback, so we will look into that for the upcoming version! -David
Thanks for the feedback! I think you'll be happy with some of the changes we're rolling out for V2 of the game. We've taken a bit of a break from development but I've started gathering feedback from this comments section and implementing them. The choice for single-color notes and accuracy feedback was an aesthetic one, but I can understand that it makes feedback hard to interpret. So we're looking into that for the upcoming version, -David
I am sorry to hear that... We tried adding a pause menu but we should have definitely prioritized it much sooner, because we had run out of time. Audio syncing issues were something we had to deal with early on but we had dealt with most of the bugs, If you don't mind me asking, what browser did you try on? What's your CPU/GPU? With WebGL, the game is single-threaded so a modern CPU helps a lot with the stuff we are calculating, -David
Thanks for the feedback! Gentler curves are a great suggestion, we will definitely tone it down, and keep harder curves to a minimum. I think I got used to them during development lol. -David
Yeah we noticed the combo bug too late. When we're testing we just played one song at a time, and then back to the editor to add or fix stuff. It's already fixed locally though, so let's hope to add it in soon,
Note speed and calibration are configurable but, we didn't have an options menu prioritized. We will add those in though!
Since this link may be considered for a competition, the judging ends March 29th. For this reason, I plan on adding more levels/vehicles and the story after this date. So the bug related to the options menu will remain until then as well.
