Thanks for playing! Glad you approve of the difficulty, though it was completely by accident. If I'd had more time, it would probably have been balanced out.
Restart button is pretty easy to implement, not sure why I didn't....
Had a lot of fun playing this, even with the missing mechanics you had planned. Beautiful artwork throughout, a real pleasure to play.
Only suggestions I have are sound, and making the time skip feature more prominent (maybe near the clock). Wasn't until Day 4 that I noticed the comment in the description text beneath the game window :-D
There's definitely the beginnings of a great little game here, and I'd encourage you to keep going with it. Excellent work (and your first game too!) -- very well done!
Potential here. The sound really contributes to the atmosphere, unfortunately the insanely high mouse sensitivity made me a little motion-sick, and some of the limitations (like not being able to move between the rows of desks in the classrooms) didn't make sense. Good effort though -- well done.
Thanks for playing. I had a plan for powerups to improve the truck handling as the player progressed, but I ran out of time to implement. There also wasn't any time to properly balance the traffic either.
I did have an idea about a rear-view mirror at the top of the screen, but didn't have time to implement. Not sure about something similar for traffic ahead of the player, but I'll have think.
I live in New Zealand, so left hand traffic was just the default for me. Didn't even consider right hand traffic until late in the jam.
Thanks! Can't claim credit for the music, I found it on Pixabay but I thought it fit the game rather well.
Did have an idea for some kind of rear-view mirror at the top of the screen to show things behind the player, but like so many things, didn't get a chance to implement it.
Interesting game. I'd sue the cot manufacturer. Have either a cross hair or some cue for when an object can be interacted with would be helping. Good work!
