Thoroughly enjoyed it. The presentation and gameplay go very well together. I love how reloading works. Maybe you could have added a *click* sound effect on a finished reload and an empty clip though since I ended up trying to fire my gun prematurely a few times.
I really like the concept it really works with the theme. Biggest disappointment though is the fact that in a game called "Super Spacebar" I have to click play to start the game rather than press the spacebar.
Thanks! I had to make use of that Bachelor's of Engineering Science somewhere.
I think having the electric field lines could make the screen feel a bit cluttered and might scare people away. Plus then I'd have to actually model the shape of electric field lines instead of just typing out Coulomb's Law in Lua.
Limits on drones or how many Coulombs you can use could have been good. Or possibly a scoring system which rewards using as few drones as possible.
Thanks! Yeah it really is up to RNG whether or not you're going to have a hard time or a straight route home. A friend of mine recommended fixed levels rather than random but I wanted to focus mainly on the concept rather than level design. Fixed levels would be good for teaching mechanics though.
Ooh I really like the idea of the scrolling charge level and the different obstacles. There's a lot of polish that isn't there since it was a solo project and I didn't have a lot of time. If I came back to this I'd need to add a few things like charge caps as you said. I was planning on adding the initial force vector in the setup stage before you activate the simulation but never got round to it.
