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Love the art style and design of the girl (Very lickable).

The combat seems basic, wonder if you have plans for a more varied arsenal or if  you'll stick with the one weapon at a time design.

Enemies are ok, even if I'm expected to upgrade movement stuff to deal with the laser bats.

The daggers are useless, since most of my strategy was dealing with enemies through range and projectiles.

I wonder what will be the use for the gems.

I plan to give the player proper sprites (Of both Leon and Otto) at some point, when my PC is fixed.

There's no menus at all, don't know what pressing 1 does, got stuck in some area.

Reached to the 05 statue where I got stuck inside its lake and couldn't crouch to get into what looked like a small path hole beneath that lake and behind the statue.

Also the game forced me to install something for Windows 10.

I might fix the grammar stuff later on.

The gallery I plan to update to add more characters/other settings, even if after I update my MEGA gallery.

Wanted the transition effect to take the right amount for the game to load, so maybe I could tweak that.

I thought of having it so the solid/interactible stuff has pure black outlines while everything else has outlines of different colors or none.

The mouse being controlled by buttons is weird but I also feared having the actual arrow of the real mouse being used could cause problems.

Not sure if I could try tweaking movement because I fear it could affect how level design is already laid out.

I thought of having it so the solid/interactible stuff has pure black outlines while everything else has outlines of different colors or none.

And I added the arrow with the questionable mark popping when on something meant to be interactible.

The mouse being controlled by buttons is weird but I also feared having the actual arrow of the real mouse being used could cause problems.

As for lore: The human NPC's are just characters from their own worlds.

With the Nortubel kids for example being from a country, who at some point were dragged to strange worlds by a strange artifact and they started visiting different worlds with it (Essentially the plot of my previous game).

But I also plan to update the gallery with info and more images, given it only has the Hirdrih page so far.

Camera sensitivity felt weird to me at first, thought it could be a bit higher because my mouse is already very high.

Pause menu could use a "return to main menu" option.

The main character also walks like she's in a stealth mode or something, like she's sneaking around.

Still think it's cool and well made.

Is the lab the only level? Because it cuts off after the button door area where I fell and didn't even feel the green slime.

Finished the demo and I loved it.

Addicting, love the diagonal projectile concept because it's unique and you can take the deflection to your advantage.

Also love the use of traps like the floor that can be a hole or the lasers.

It does a good job feeling like something out of MSDos.

My one pet peeve was when you move, you sometimes feel like you're stuck and you have to be a bit more seperate from a block/wall just to move or something.

Not sure if it's to do with the player's collision but still a tiny thing.

What is this?

I tried adding stuff like the arrow's interrogation mark and battery with some bits popping when selected.

Could also be the weird resolution when on browser (maybe not an issue with the exe hopefully).

Because I tried making solid/interactible stuff with black outlines and the rest with other outlines or none to make it clear it's props and all.

The arrow in general will be handled basically given my current skills but I wanna make sure it is a big part of the game.

I also wanted to be clear that the only dangers in the game so far are the virus tiles, the spider chips (Those things that go up and down), the seahorse penguin "servants" that shoot projectiles and the DVD bouncing logo-like Hirdrios.

Thanks.

A lot of the songs were just me copying songs I like (Since I already did this with Nortubel)

I plan to add more enemies and those will be from other worlds.

The arrow is indeed odd because I'm still not that knowledgeable with Godot.

I can see this game being a bit more liked than Nortubel but I still want to improve the quality of my projects.

I already have ideas for what my third game will be after I'm done with Hirdrih.

Loved how it played even if I didn't go that far.

Also noticed that my rockets could hit those from the rocket turret.


I think something's weird with the UI buttons because it feels like I have to figure out exactly where to click.

For example, the tutorial pop up texts: I try to close them and they either don't close or I click the Debug button instead (But if I try to find the right spot I can close them).

Same for the inventory menu.

In general, the buttons seem unclear to me I guess.

I wonder if you have plans for an options setting in the main menu.

Sucked at combat at first but I think I managed to get it before the demo ended.

Managed to figure out the controls eventually.

But yeah, I think I did fine.

I think I have an idea of what happened to the arrow so I'll see if I can fix it with what I know.

But in the right lower corner of the screen, that green button restarts the level, in case you want to try it again.

Sounds are planned.

I might add something that shows up for the arrow when it's near something meant to be interacted with.

Tried it for the first time and I love it.

Really fun that you can even pick up some of the crabs and throw them at others.

Lasted until wave 6 but saw the green crabs with the bombs.

The class selection system is a good idea.

Though this time I didn't have enough time to play enough of the game but things seem to go well so far.

Liked the changes.

Though at some point, my PC started to lag and I'm not sure if it's from the game.

Also, do you have ideas for a character resurrection ability?

Noticed the game got more challenging and even got to see the blond blue girl.

I wonder if you plan some sort of "codex" or texts explaining the enemies, at some point.

I think the "white" girl is capable of hurting my girls from a range.

So I noticed the gold count and even blue flames indicating the turns, which are nice touches.

As I played, I managed to update the damage and use gold to buy the available items and reached like 12 or 13 rounds because the strategy becamos the same: Getting my girls always in the right spots, so I can instakill the red girls.

It also happens that each round  always starts with my turn instead of the enemy.

I did lose one of the girls but still.


So I wonder if you have ideas like stronger enemy types or even different level environments, to make sure the player doesn't just keep instakilling and ending fights easily.

I got to the second battle.

Think it could use more stuff in the UI like how much gold I have.

Still, like the idea.

The R to climb is because I wanted to try an alternative from using the same button to jump.

But yeah, lot of early stuff since I want to have some things fixed.

I died the most in the second checkpoint area where there's that spinning saw, along with the vertically moving platform and door above the platform.

Still a nice looking game, just too hard for my low IQ I guess.

It's a cool game but the camera feels a bit slow to turn.

It's a neat game but both I and enemies had situations of getting stuck in some props.

I do hope to at some point fix certain things like projectiles being dragged by their source entities or some enemy hurtboxes not always receiving damage.

Because there's stuff I still don't quite get with my current Godot version.

I should fix the text too at some point.

I forgot to do more with the level select menu but maybe I'll add the few levels that would exist in the next update.

Same with the gallery, specially because that "OC ideas" curse of mine might return.

I'll try to think ways of adding more to the visuals, even if there's already some frankensteining behind the scenes.

It's a very unique game, though there was one level where I somehow pulled a key out of nowhere and got to open the exit door, for some reason.

I think it's the one with the 3 vines and the door was at an upper right corner.

Kinda wish there was a window options.

(Also think there's no "quit game to desktop" option either).

Game has cute art direction and personality.

Being able to lock the character with a "aim" option is clever.

But I think the game's descriptions of the controls are outdated unlike the ones I saw in the itch page.

Love how the combo attacks can make enemies bounce against each other.

Though the mummy girls with swords seem to have a lot of health.

Also think I saw a bug where my projectiles came from above me instead of my gun.


Cute game, barely payed attention to Demo Day except for this I guess.

Cute game.

Most combos I've reached was 10 and highest score was like 900 or something.

Pause menu doesn't pause.

Got stuck in walls and had to stop moving to not get stuck.

Didn't manage to get very far.

Controls are fine though I wonder if there's plans for more.

Didn't get the last 7 bones in this one area.

Also I find it weird that CTRL is the spin slam ability but that's because I played with keyboard where one hand was on the WASD + space/shift scheme and the other was used on the mouse.

I think right-click could be easier instead of CTRL for the spin slam thing but that's me.

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In the options menu, regress is spelled "egress".

Clicking on the "items" vase in the UI can create lots of "inventorium" screens if you keep clicking the vase.

Reached the Robozone, also managed to deliver some boxes to some of those girls next to the ladders and even did some minigames to unlock the stuff keeping me down.

If you click in some items like the maid dress and then press ESC, the ESC menu is behind the other menu.

This game has some neat ideas and a nice art direction but it also gets frustrating since most of the time, I just get slowed down by enemies.

The sprites are nice.

I saw an outside area in the room where the green armor in E1M1 used to be.

But the mouse feels slow when turning and I can't tell if the monkeys are spawning in the level or they're just invisible at times depending on the angle.

The Louise fight was difficult for me.

On one hand, I tried dashing away from her using E but at times, E made me kick into her instead (Only later I saw the move list).

On another, there were the invisible walls tha I almost couldn't notice (Because in this level, the grass has some bright area but it doesn't highlight where the invisible walls start).

Also I set my display window to 1280 x 800 but then I pause the game and click "settings" again, the window gets big again.

Also the first area has this lower but thin area where both me and Jin got stuck.

But other than that, the visuals and presentation is nice.

The frog enemy is interesting because they even have the leafs as placement, so it's a neat visual/gameplay detail.

In the construction site, I tried getting that ticket next to the hook but then I got stuck here.

I press "restart" and somehow still have the same low health amount and tickets I did get.

Personally, I always thought it's weird when 3D platformers have both ledge grabbing and wall jumping.

Still got all 4 tickets.

Still, cute demo.

Aggy-Chan is cute but... what about a cute Aggy-Kun?

Played on normal.

The grenade flying drone is new to me.

Discovered the Awoken easter egg.

Managed to get the 7th gun (Also Railgun) and meet the homing rocket mech but at some point, the game crashed in that area where the 2 homing rocket mechs were above a building (The one with the cyan key door) while I was using the gyro gun at one of the mechs.

I had saved at that point at least, but then it happened again: Same place with the same weapon and enemy.

I reached the end of the final level without even facing the mechs just because of what happened.

Still I had a lot of fun.
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The models showcase section seems unfinished.

Beat this Atlantis level (Probably the first time I see a cutscene) and beat the boss, though it seems when I clicked this menu, I still shot from my gun.

Picked Physx I think that's called: Used the grenade launcher on the brick house and the game lagged a bit.

With the Moon level: Beat it by destroying the cannon, then lost because the game was still going: This got me stuck.

Also tried other levels like the Gravitron (Kinda got stuck in the ceiling) and the sewer boss.

The Etna boss was a bit harder for me.

Something that personally annoys me a bit is how the starting weapon on the left is the shotgun because I find the chaingun more convinient.

(Also because in a way, a chaingun contrasts the rocket launcher more by being a fast paced hitscan-ish weapon vs a slow projectile one, while the shotgun is still slow).

As of writing this, I'm playing story levels (If that's what they are) but not in a chronological order.

Also discovered that shift + S is 180 degree turn.

The fight with Nayla wasn't that hard.

In Serenity, I do use G to fly in third person, but somehow it feels a bit weird.

I think I played most levels and also saw a lot of /agdg/ cameos and art.

Also got to see my mech being repaired when using the repair item.

Managed to see lots of new stuff.

The dual wielding power up is a neat addition.

Is it me or are the machine gun guys not doing any damage?

Guess the ladders are kinda weird to use, specially this one (Had to restart the ship level).

After using the dumbwaiter: It's a good thing the machine gun guys couldn't hurt me because otherwise, they were already attacking before I got there: I feel there should be some way to make them "unalerted" until I show up like if I make a sound and then they turn around.

The dragon bosses are a neat idea.

Overall, I only played the tutorial and ship levels because they were new.

The ship level has a neat layout even if textures and props are still not here.

Don't know what to say other than this is a very good game with nice art and gameplay.

(Also "barra de espaso" is misspelled as "espaos" in the keybind settings menu).

Picked easy and lasted until room 6, got like 178 deaths.