The new dlc level is soo cool! I love the details of the apes and monkeys, the music and how the apes are swinging to the rhythm! I had really fun with the sliding sections and the boss fights. But the most impressive thing is how you managed to make these tiny monkeys with only a few pixels to look and behave like actual monkeys. Excellent!
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Great game so far! When having a coloured suit and changing the room, you can see briefly the default player, who is also reset a few pixels higher than the ground subsequently falling (I guess it's supposed to avoid being stuck in collision or objects).
I'm a fan of metroidvanias. Would be great to have a physical copy of the final game :D
Hey, I like your game and the style. I'm playing it on my Gameboy Color with a flashcard. Even on easy mode it is pretty hard for me (my thumbs are burning haha). I haven't finished it yet, but I found some bugs (or features?).
1) Right after the first mini boss in level 3, the 2nd screen: when I jump on the ice platform and back, the platform disappears, then I can jump from the upper left corner staight on the ladder bottom right: it teleports me without any damage back to the upper left corner.
2) Close to the end of the 2nd phase of the main boss in level 3, after defeating the little enemy, I stood far left and the boss flew from far right over me off the screen and never returned.
3) First screen of the beach/water level: sometimes the jumping doesn't work properly (jumps only few pixel high) resulting in unmanagable swimming (here I got stuck)
I appreciate your effort and your work! Keep it up :)
I bought the physical cartridge and it makes so much fun! And I love the art work in the manual!
You wrote that there is no saving. But when I enter stage 3, turn off and on again, and push B in the start screen, then I can continue at stage 3. Even when I finish the game, I can start from the beginning of stage 3 again. Is it intended?
Honestly, at first, I thought this game had some issues because the first section was hard to see without the backlight on the GBC (dark colors), and you could only hear thunder sounds and some kind of noise. But when the "lights turned on," everything became bright, colorful, and had awesome music! This is by far the best and longest homebrew GBC game I've ever played. The art is so cute, lovely, and cool. The soundtrack of the cold area is my favorite banger :D What a pity that the cartridges are sold out!