It really make me nervous seeing him hiccup so frequently and the noise level is reaching max and i can't get through a door when time is running out. LOL and i enjoyed it.
But i think it is okay to skip some easy levels 'cause, at the moment, i'm familiar with the control and idea enough but it forces me to wait too long before getting to a more challenging level.
This game has a cool and unique look. Overall the game gives me a fun experience. Good job!
About the control, when i try rotating, the mouse will go outside the game window and it just stop rotate. so i think it is necessary to lock player's mouse. And i noticed that the when i rotate, the character position is moving. (i think the model is offset from position?)
Wow, thanks a lot for such good load of valuable feedbacks. Really agree with all the points you made, and especially for the 'predictable demon' part. I was thinking about adding a few mechanics to the demon but there is a deadline... I could think of something like it can gain steps by destroying a corpse, summon another demon, or throw the axe in the final moment.
Cool concept! We all can see great potential in that. IMO, maybe can try letting the player control the camera, which orbit around the environment, so that player can get around obstacles to send signal to Cuby. (like Cuby is inside a building and the camera is the helicopter outside)
I really have fun playing this. Finishing a game within 48h is by no means an easy task, especially for someone going solo, and you nailed it! Well done!
I hope the game can be more fast-paced though 'cause I think after wave 12 is the most fun for me. but it waits too long..
And the way to restore the rocket's health is so not obvious... (i get that until the 4 or 5 'health can' thing and i miss headbutting it then it hits the rocket)
I really like the concept of 'losing control to defeat enemy'. But I think it would be better to have less platformer element in the beginning section to make the idea pop.
Aside from bouncing too fast, the platforms can be longer to make it easier to play. Vice versa. So that it can be longer in the beginning, but shorter in the end of the level, to make difficulty gradually increase.
This is the most fun random input game I played so far! Nice! I love how the character wander between three lanes like he can't decide which one to go for. But it would be easier to play if it keeps on the last lane.
