With enough experience, I didn't really need to rely on the time stop mechanics all that much. I feel like what's missing is a puzzle section or two where you need to utilize the time stop.
Not super difficult. I did run into a bit of a graphical glitch in the space station. I thought my dude was becoming delirious from Oxygen deprivation. A little disorienting. But overall, a fun experience.
Pretty good vibes from this game. I kinda wish there was more context as to why we're here and what we're currently doing.
If you were to expand on this project, I'd focus on the travel. I do like the desert sailor handling, and I could see this being applied to a more open world setting, perhaps visiting multiple places.
Not exactly my cup of tea. It's also very clunky to rely on mouse button pushes for most game interactions. Also I think the security guards movement pattern has a little too much RNG to approach real reliably, which is frustrating when your one mistake from starting over.
A little too confusing at a glance. I don't know if the double Jump is meant to function as a permanent upgrade, or a temporary power up. I imagine a short tutorial would be useful.
Well executed. Not really my cup of tea though. It took be a little while to figure out that the method of ordering keeps changing. Also if your not familiar with the books in question, you often have to guess the correct series order. (Nice touch using real world book though.)
