Thanks for the feedback! I made the stickmen collide with each other because they would otherwise stack at the same coordinate, but maybe there could be a better workaround where they don't block each other
Surprisingly fun concept that makes it almost feel like a rhythm game. I think adding a color sequence to the platforms would make it a bit easier than reading the numbers in such a fast paced game
The art style is absolutely gorgeous and integrating trivia to an rpg combat is pretty funny. However I do think the timer didn't work very well with the ability to deal damage for every correct answer, I found it easier to gamble on the 50% odds rather than waste time reading. I also answered wrong a few times because the questions change without any downtime
I like the art style and the blackjak-esque concept, but this would really benefit from a how to play button. It took me a while to figure out the cumulative loss condition and how the coin flips worked
Really cool theme, but I still don't understand how to balance speed and exhaustion. I just tagged along on 2nd place the whole race and sprinted at the end, it's way easier
I don't know which language and engine you are using, but for a 32 grid size wouldn't it be x=32*round(x/32) and y=32*round(y/32). Or you can use floor() instead of round() to always round up below. That's what I usually do
Sadly I couldn't go very far in this game, which is a shame because I am sure that there were many cool features yet to see above. My screen has really bad contrast at darker colors, the candle light is too small and the candle can get you stuck, so I was playing blind by memorizing platform positions which isn't all that fun, specially when the obstacles instantly send you back to the start and when the knight might get randomly stuck. Maybe the knight should carry a candle with him as default which you can throw at the direction you are going?
Cool idea for a puzzle game, it could become a really solid game with some improvements. I am just wondering if some stuff is intentional or not, like being able to solve a puzzle without lighting all potions at the same time or reflecting through the mirror backwards like a prism. Also, I think it would benefit if the pieces snapped neatly into a grid
I love how you just shouted the two abilities. That being said, I think it would be great if each power had its own advantage, in the end I was just using the burst.
Cool idea, but I find the dash a bit disorienting for a first person 3d platformer. Maybe reduce the distance of the dash but allow for multiple smaller dashes in a row? Really nice background music by the way
This seems like an early prototype to me. Maybe if you add a jump button, make it a little easier to dodge the crossfire and spawn a few coins to encourage you to move around it could turn into something interesting.
Thanks! But if you don't mind, do you think that the later levels right before the boss still have that difficulty issue or are only the starting levels that need more challenge from the get go?
The game is fun but it gets laggy when there are too many instances of the wolves. Maybe despawn smaller faraway enemies, or enemies that have flocked into a huge pack. It would also be nice if the upgrades happened only at certain locations on the map that you could go to if you had enough xp, it would interrupt the game less. But otherwise you did a good job on this one.
It's a pretty cool idea to make puzzle platformer with the jam theme, I wish it had been a bit longer because some of the mechanics had a lot of potential. I understand that you tried to make each screen very unique, but I think you could have squeezed out more of the mechanics that you already had implemented. Also, I like the greek mythology inspirations in the plot. Finally, just a minor suggestion: objects that appear in pale blue during the night could be pink/orange during the day. It would still fit well with the black and white aesthetic but it would convey better what object does what.
Thank you for the feedback! Yeah, I wish I had more time to add features and polish. I am pretty sure I have already tried and rated your game, it's the one with the alien holding a moon, right?
Everyone else isn't really wrong, it's a bit hard to play the intended way, reacting in time and aiming at falling rocks/meteors. But it is very easy to cheese it by just aiming in the general direction above you and spam clicking the shoot button. I don't think taking energy to fire would solve the issue by itself unless you combined it with some other change. Maybe if the rocks don't fall but come from the background and get really huge as they become closer to the screen then it would make aiming easy and encourage players to aim and shoot instead of dodging/spamming.
By the way, if you can please check out the game I submitted. Have a great day too!
The graphics look really stunning and the alien arm with the moon is really cool, but sadly I get the message that video memory has been exhausted in my potato laptop. I would make the invisible walkways a big larger since it is in first person and you don't really see the exact spot where you step.
I think the world gets dark too fast at the beginning, before you even understand what is going on. Also, it is a bit easier to just spam bullets instead of using the light to see and aim at the meteors. But I do like the sound design
This game doesn't feel like it belongs in the jam other than the two dice acting as decoration, unless they do something that I didn't get. It's just a standard 2-player shooter and I don't even know if player two can move. Also please use WASD if you have to use the mouse
Yeah, that idea would certainly make it easier to start up and also to teach the base mechanics. I wish I had more time to work on that stuff but it is what it is
