You definitely nailed making this game easy to replay. Had the levels been much longer or the controls more complex I probably would've quit before I finished the final level (that precision jump was tough!)
The visual art is well put together. However I don't really think the music fits the game. It sounds to modern and "in the city" than I feel belongs in a game like this.
A neat set of games. Would've gotten repetitive less quickly if there was a weighted random to the game choice. I got the same games several times and kind of got bored.
That said, the great sound design of this game(s) really ties the experience together. Had there been more variety and an increase in difficulty in the games themselves, I would've had a hard time putting this game down.
Neat game, but could read the numbers and couldn't really understand what was going on per round. If you add more UI and effects to make it more readable, this game could be much more fun.
Pretty neat concept! It would be really helpful though if there was some UI that told you your current controls. Having to memorize them is pretty tough.
Maybe one other thing would be having a brief slow-mo or pause in the game whenever the controls change. This way players have time to adjust.
You could make something pretty neat if you fleshed out this concept more. Great work!
Parroting StatedBowl, the enemies made this game really tough to play. If they instant kill you, it'd be nice if they had lower health. I don't hate they idea of playing a weak character that has to peak around corners to snipe enemies, but because enemies were right behind doors I couldn't consistently snipe.
Neat game. It's pretty tough to read the text and pay attention to the bullets (snowflakes) at the the same time. Maybe you could make the player dodge the other character's words?
But this was an interesting use of the consequences theme.
Only problem I encountered is that because I was running away or pushed away from each enemy, when I killed them I'm not sure if it actually activated the consequence.
Game looks REALLY cool, but gameplay felt slightly lack luster. I kept playing because everything looked so great, but the fact that I was just holding/tapping space and moving up and down started to sink in after a while. Would be nice to have some other mechanic to work with (e.g. parrying, weapon switching, powerups).
Think you may need to change the reset key from 'esc' to something else. Since I'm playing this in the browser, 'esc' just minimizes the game window for me.
Also would love to be able to skip that intro sequence.
But awesome job on all the assets. How you made them in one day is beyond me.
Neat game. I liked the visuals and the levels didn't feel too easy or too hard. I didn't end up trying to defeat the boss since I felt like it'd take me 20 minutes, but had a great time playing the rest of the game. Keep up the good work!
Really awesome visuals and music, and unique gameplay. Seems like it'd make a really great VR game. Would be interested in seeing this game taken further!
I'm glad you were able to run it! Thank you for the feedback. I'll make sure to improve the tutorial in the update (it is drag and drop with a very close collider lol)!
Sorry about that. I realized that'd be a problem after uploading it and trying to run it myself.
I'm working on a launch4j exe file for the game, but you should be able to run it if you do the following:
Open command prompt,
type "cd " then copy and paste the path to the folder,
press enter,
then write: java -jar "The Project.jar"
And run that.
Sorry the instructions are so long (and I'm not sure how to run it on other operating systems). I'm planning on making an update soon though for which there will be an exe.
I thought the game was neat, but I also wish there was some indicator to tell you which way gravity was pulling you. I kind of got an idea where the gravity shifts were as I played, but still indication would have helped. This felt like a game that would be fun to speed run in a more complete form.
