There is a video playthrough available in the game's description of you are stuck somewhere.
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Using a controller, the left bumper allows you to stop moving and aim in eight directions with the stick. Additionally, the right bumper will allow you to 'lock' that aiming direction and resume movements. Letting go of the left bumper will also resume movements.
Using mouse and keyboard, the cursor serves as an aim target.
Woah, I read your comment on my phone, and just had to get back on my computer to reply.
That's one hell of a comment you left there. I really appreciate the fact that you took the time to let us know what you thought in such details.
I'm going to go point by point :)
The right click is alas occupied by something already. I'll tell you about it at the end of my reply :p
The hold feature is definitely something we already thought about, but we're unsure how to add... I'm with you on that, we'll have to think of something.
For the boss graphic, I'll have to check that, thanks for the report. For the elevator, it should normally return to your position if you approach it even if it's not there (Though I wouldn't recommend staying on its path. You will get squished.) It is not really required to go back up though, the next part is not up there ^^
For the save point right after the boss, yeah, that zone was a bit rushed. We actually didn't really plan to have it on the demo initially, but eh, we wanted Rask to be there too, and it made sense for him to be there. That's also why so many doors are blocked off, they all lead to ugly, grey checkerboard in-progress rooms :p. The save point was added in a bit of a rush and should have been a smidge closer.
I'm really glad you appreciate the work that was put into the game. As the developer of the team, I assure you that I did everything to not only have the 'game' part of the game working, but also all the surrounding systems. I wanted to have a full gameplay and system loop (well, almost, looking at you completion percentage >:( ), and I feel like we succeeded in that regard. It warms my heart for you to pick up on that :)
As for your suggestions:
It's tough to say what we will or won't do just yet. With the release of the demo, we haven't had the time to fully sit down and talk about what to do next just yet. My entire time was recently taken by keeping up with comms, and updating the demo to fix major issues.
Though I can say that some of your suggestions were already talked about. It's then a matter of thinking how much we want to spend development time and resources. For example, I really like the idea of having two medium enemies going both at you. But it's very easy to overextend. It's already a lot of animation work if you think about it since we have at least two variants per enemy. And what if you have two different enemies ? It's definitely something we will think over though.
Interactable bosses is also something we definitely wanna do. It's just that for prototyping, the worm seemed like a good idea... until we realized we were kinda stumped as to what to do lewd wise with a giant worm...
Expect next bosses to be more sexy and interactable though !
And feel free to join the Discord, we're fairly active there :)
Finally, about the right click... I'll let you on a small secret for such a comment. The save files are located in %appdata%/LocalLow/StickyKeys/StarSpawn. Save profiles are just json plaintext files, very easy to edit with a notepad.
Inside a saved profile, look for the GUID "357027ee-ccee-471e-861a-fe4201e027e6". This is the save-state for the player's unlock profile. It has some little upgrades that were not used for the demo if you are curious. Watch out, some of them will sequence break the game :p
That way you'll find out what the right click is used for :p
Sweet little game ! I think it's a nice start.
There's a few issues that I think needs to be fixed ASAP, notably:
- Have a proper gameplay loop ! While I appreciate the concept of the monolith, basically being stuck here unless you go back to the main menu, and fall infinitely is not acceptable. This is exacerbated by the fact that you are still moving, and as such still feel in the game.
- The night currently is a bit boring. Getting the fuel is not a huge challenge, and the night is way too long for what it is. I would recommend making the night either shorter, or make it more intense, by for example adding things to do during the night besides starting the generator, close blinds, open lights... and wait. I was basically looking at shorts on my phone while the night passed by doing absolutely nothing.
- Your mouse smoothing is way too aggressive. I feel like I'm moving the camera through molasses.
Less urgent points I've noticed:
- You need to draw attention to the generator and the crow tutorial for it. My first death was due to me not even having noticed the generator. Maybe the sun shouldn't start moving until you completed the tips ? Or grew the first peach ?
- You have some performance issues I think. The game was not running that smoothly, despite having a high-end computer.
- It is nigh impossible to see once caught in the dark. Add some ambient light.
- I had a few items phase into the ground when opening the boxes.
Positives points I liked:
- I like the posters you added based on the plants you grew, if I'm not mistaken. It's a nice little touch.
- You have a main menu ! It works and does its job, maybe a bit less so for the settings menu, but it's there.
- The crow working as a tutorial is a very nice touch. I would probably have been kinda lost without it.
For the lewd, well, I think it's pretty nice ! I feel like a lot of development time was put into theses dynamic bones for jiggle, amiright ? ;)
The dialogue during the 'caught' scene is simple but does its job. It's a nice touch.
I don't have recommendations on other features to add as I think the points above absolutely needs to be fixed before doing anything else. Besides, I feel like you already know where you want to go.
In any case, still, I think it's a nice foundation you have there. I can't speak for the extensibility of your code, but I do hope you'll be able to add upon it easily.
Do focus on fixing the first points I mentioned though !
Good luck ! Game-Dev is a though world out there.
You can always take a look at the playthrough linked in the description of the game if you are stuck :)
(Please note that the playthrough was recorded with the first version of the demo, a couple things might be different, but the path stays the same.)
Oh dam, you're the first one I've heard that ran the game on Chromebook. The Switch Pro or PS4 Controllers should have worked, as we use a generic controller template for mapping the controls. Unfortunately, we lack a Chromebook to test that. It is most likely an issue with the library we use for mapping controls, Rewired on Chromebook, but again, we can hardly test that :s
Still, I'm glad keyboard and mouse worked for you, and that you liked the game ! :)
For the mini-bosses, they are supposed to behave that way. Ideally, we want theses to teach you to use the power punch effectively.
Calling them mini-bosses is a bit of stretch. They are essentially souped up versions of enemies that you will be able to find in the overworld once you beat them for the first time.
I am going to deploy an update soon where you'll be able to find more Punch Shrimps in Zennia and Meteo (The 1st and 2nd zone). It was our original plan, but it was cut due to wanting to release the game for Halloween.
For the second point, that feature is already added :o
I get what you are saying, and we have received that input quite a few times already.
I do plan on updating the demo with a couple fixes and QoL features. One of the things I want to do is to add more medium enemies in the overworld after beating them for the first time.
Since the second medium enemy is unfortunately at the end of the demo, it's going to be impossible to add the second one in the overworld, but I will add more of the first one :)
May I have more information about your system ?(Mostly your exploitation system.)
You can also check the necessary requirements for Unity 6 on this page:
https://docs.unity3d.com/6000.0/Documentation/Manual/system-requirements.html
The game was made with Unity 6, and the player does need to meet Unity 6 requirements. Unfortunately, Windows 8 is not supported by Unity 6 anymore. You can check the requirements on the link below, under the category 'Unity Player' and ' Desktop'.
https://docs.unity3d.com/6000.0/Documentation/Manual/system-requirements.html
Thanks for the report though, it is something I should have added to the description and will do so.
Thanks for the comment ! I understand completely for the lack of scenes. We made the decision to focus on the 'game' part of the game instead of the adult content for now (An insane amount of games in the same genre focus on animations first and lacks proper gameplay and architecture, something that we wanted to avoid). This has allowed us to publish the demo with almost complete functionality, which is what we wanted.
Next updates, while they will be for supporters, will focus on adding more content (including adult content) and level design.
Hi ! I'm glad you liked the game !
We do not plan on making a sequel for now, but we have been working on another project, much more ambitious, for a little while now, so while the gameplay will be vastly different, you will find the art from the same artist :) (And the same programmer, but that's less sexy, heh.)
We plan on getting something more official to keep people up to date on the development. Once we set that up, it will most likely be announced on Discord.
Hi, do ensure that you have "Install unknown apps" turned on in your settings.
Maybe this can help you: https://www.samsung.com/ae/support/mobile-devices/how-to-enable-permission-to-in...
Hi ! The GF ghost should still be available, if by that you mean the Blue ghost. For the issue with the ghost going at the edge of the screen, we realized the issue a bit late after release. It is due to the window size on Windows. We'll fix that on next release, in the meantime, if you set the window size to avoid the black bars on top or on the side of the screen, the ghosts will stay in the game area :-)