I should have explained that it’s a double jump, I assumed the player would understand, and I didn’t have that issue with the game testers.
As for the path you need to follow, the platforms themselves indicate the level’s direction; I didn’t use arrows or lights because I didn’t find it necessary, but I understand it can be confusing to some people.
I just saw that this is your first game, so let me start by congratulating you and offering a bit of advice. For a bullet hell game, try to keep enemies on the sides of the screen instead of placing them in the middle, as it makes it harder to see and dodge the bullets. It's better if they stay static or remain near the edges.
I like the concept, but I don’t feel the sensation of having played. The hitbox of the bullet or the enemy is too big, making it so you defeat enemies with just 3 shots."
I like the concept, but I don’t feel the sensation of having played. The hitbox of the bullet or the enemy is too big, making it so you defeat enemies with just 3 shots.
The presentation of the game is very clean and nice, but you don't see what is ahead of you. Also, you can still play even when the time's up. Good Job! 😊
I like the concept, but I find the control of the jump direction frustrating because sometimes I don’t have enough time to turn the arrow and position myself properly for the second jump.
I really like the idea. The music becoming more intense as time runs out is a good touch. Since it's a platformer game, I recommend learning to implement some mobility improvements, like coyote time."
I love seeing rhythm games. The graphics are really pretty! The only thing I would have changed is making the game vertical to enhance the experience. Good Job! 😊
Thanks for the comment. Adjusting the difficulty has been a headache, on one hand, we wanted it to be challenging, but at the same time, we didn't want it to stress players out.
