Yeah I am finding out as a visual-focused developer that audio is a lot more important than I realized. I'll have to budget more time for audio in my next jam probably.
Really lovely graphics, the depth of the forest is really well presented, and for an ultimate rarity, has real voice acting(!) wow. Multiple stages, didn't make it to the end though, only got to the fields/mountains.
Pretty cool concept, sorta reminds me of the emerald pinball stage from OG sonic games. I found the exit but accidentally pushed up and ,,,verified the spining portion works well :D
Pretty cool concept, sorta reminds me of the emerald pinball stage from OG sonic games. I found the exit but accidentally pushed up and ,,,verified the spining portion works well :D
This is fantastic. I did a mechanical port to Rust specifically Macroquad engine here: https://github.com/Hadlock/pixelplanet everything but the blackhole and the star should be pixel perfect
The menu system is really well done as well! I love the crisp lines of it. I'm just about done with my 2d engine and taking heavy inspiration from what you've done here with your menu system; it's really good
This looks super rad. Vaguely reminds me of playing Bolo on the mac in the computer lab back in the 1990s. If you don't mind me asking what is the font/s used in the weapon select menu screen?
This is super cool, like everyone else they hit the limit pretty quick with Gameboy graphics and move up to gba/butano. this is the wrong place to ask this but would it be possible to get a demo of drawing a rotating sphere.obj and wrapping it in a globe (earth) texture? and then drawing city marker sprites (la, nyc, London, Tokyo) on top of the map. I've been playing around with this in rust in macroquad but struggling with doing this in butano since you seem to have the only really excellent 3d example, but i couldn't find any spheres in the source code.
super cool game by the way, doing 2d rendering of objects on tiny hardware like this at full frame rate is rather impressive.
