Loved your rhythm game! I loved the art style and vibe of this, great job all around. I liked how your fingers needed to go between beats but man my fingers got sooo tired, which then became a fun endurance game haha
I'm so glad. I spent years in Unity and then about a year in Unreal and tried some other smaller ones. Godot is just so clean and simple to me, no bloat, perfect for indie dev.
What a trippy concept! AMAZING job for your first game, this was not boring or unoriginal. You really got experimental with it and brought a vibe all its own. I'm still wracking my brain on how to beat it haha. I'd find a way to have a tutorial level or easier first mission where players can more easily grasp the puzzle and mechanics. I think with the right difficulty curve this could really shine as a full game
The entire style and vibe of this game was so cohesive, bravo! The graphics, the sounds, the UI screens. My only real improvement would be easing the player in more slowly to the gameplay, I felt super overwhelmed and confused at first as to what my mission was. But a really great experience once you take it all in and figure out your objectives.
What a fun concept! Building stuff and then watching it try and survive was so satisfying and humbling that I didn't know what the heck I was doing haha. Great job :)
Like everyone else I'm SO impressed you all got multiplayer going in just a week, and with voice chat. Didn't get to see anyone while I was on, but I'd love to see this in all its glory. Great job everyone
Super solid entry and polish work was done on this, great job everyone! I especially loved the unexpected bridge events and the graphics style you chose.
I'm impressed! I love the look and feel of it. I had some troubles getting the double jump to work every time, but that was a fun moment realizing you could even do that! Great little puzzle and platformer. Good job, keep up the great work :)
Oh no! Good to know that's it's not immune, and maybe I got lucky. Did you build it in compatibility mode from the start or something else? Also I'd love to check out what you made if you have a link!
I really enjoyed this! It took me a minute to realize there were missions, and once I did the fun really clicked for me. I wished the UI was closer together to cut down on dragging, but then again that's what made me so much more panicked towards the end so it totally lended to the vibe. Mission accomplished, what a solid entry, good job!!
Wow! This was so much spookier than I expected, and I was really impressed by all the systems and UI you managed to create in such a short time. Bravo :)
