Nice! I appreciate your quest to play quest named games 😂. Time was the only barrier for me in making this one, and it has quite a few bugs. I might work upon this one, let’s see what quest the future holds.
The arrows were planned to be controlled via mouse (i.e. change direction while aiming in-place), but somehow it didn’t make to the final game. Enemies are dumb, I agree.
Now that’s a nice game! I really like the concept and simple gameplay. Couldn’t reach the end, but it was fun. I don’t see why you need a mouse… trackpad was no problem for me.
Nice game with a fun idea! The movement controls were weird, in my opinion, at least. Probably could add a series of events/locks with the codes, but the game was complete from the perspective of the jam, I was able to find just 8 codes, not much! Nice work!
I hope you will find my game amazing too!
I personally don’t like these kinds of games, though I still liked the smooth gameplay mechanics, and the art is well polished. The game, overall, is nice. I bet you could add more mechanics to make it engaging!
Nice game with the little story! I really liked the map and the ASCII art! A little collection of 8-bit music could have added more depth to the game, but nevertheless, gameplay was nice. Awesome job!
Try out my submission too!
Excellent concept! I like how the 3D puzzle plays out, and those volume sliders were a big secret for me (since you aimed for 4 colours so that acceptable).
Absolutely awesome level design and sound design. Loved it
Try out my game too!
Liked the gameplay. The diagonal movement of the camera felt too jagged to me (since it’s pixel art, understandable), but either don’t allow diagonals or smooth them out somehow.
Didn’t figure out what exactly to do until a reasonable amount of time, but played anyway. The graphics are nice, audio is nice too!
Now, the thing that this was a draft, but was still very complete. I liked the time passing and landscape changing concept.
Thanks for playing the game!
So sad you couldn’t see the ending, those barrels… They are causing collision problems. I might just update the build removing them.
Thanks for the comment!
EDIT: I have updated the game! You can check it out.
The Art was just gorgeous. I love the simple gameplay and story, and I am sure this would better fit a longer version. I don’t know if anyone mentioned or not, I get the feel of playing Professor Layton from this game, the ending was awesome!
Liked the game and all the small password collecting theme. Played till the last but got stuck on the Top Secret Password, maybe I am missing something. The music is quite fitting, and I praise the simple look of the desktop. The hints are well crafted!
The art is carefully crafted. I love how the background pages have some kind of development notes drawn, until I carefully observed some of them 😉. The sound effects are perfect, but a fitting bg music could do better. And I was blown away by the leaderboard! You use something called SilentWolf, gotta research. The levels are well-designed, and the secrets are just awesome, especially the last one!
Thought I would become a rat, but there was a text adventure instead. (Remember, Zelda: Minish Cap).
Still, though, it was a nice gameplay too! I love the art and music, they are perfect. The game and the difficulty are fine. You could have added WASD too. The story is very well written
The game looks good, but it is quite difficult to get through some of the FOV’s. I tried hiding behind the bush, but guess that doesn’t work. Art and music are well-made and are quite fitting together, but the game is too hard.
This game is the example of true game design. The idea/concept is absolutely brilliant. This is unique.
This is just a platformer, but the satisfaction to find all the different endings was just wonderful. The game is polished well, audio is just right and difficulty is perfect.
Huge respects to you. You played it four times, even after getting bugged that bad.
I don’t have a controller, so I can’t test. I used an external dialogue system, and guess it doesn’t have the input maps setup!
I personally never encountered the barrel bug, and that boss room bug is too bad, I have inspected, and it seems it has to do with so many signals that I raise there, maybe godot is not able to handle them, or it’s me?
I was a bit confused as to why when aiming the bow the aiming gets locked
This is how I made the bow, direction will lock, and you can only move sideways!
The speed is the biggest drawback, I agree.
You collected 99 coins, though not the 99 I intended 😂.
Nicely done!
So the levels are procedurally generated, there are some cheat codes (I found quite a few, most of them were obvious ones), and interacted with that red monster (was surprised to be honest).
The void mechanic is soo good, and the x-ray was much helpful.
Finished 00:05:42 with 6 clues. No complaints at all. Great!
I really liked the art style, sound effects and mechanics. This is a well crafted game right from the start! Good work! Though you could have used another key instead of Ctrl.
You made this in GB Studio? Huge respects! Actually, I heard about GB studio a while ago and wanted to make some games in it myself. I really liked to play a Game Boy game in this jam.
Got the idea. Brilliant. I thought platforms only disappear, but collision is also turned off. Nice. It was hard to coordinate jumping and trackpad too, but I managed to do it anyway! Really nice concept. Had fun! And thank god you respawn the player at the start of level, not at the start of game!
