Yeah, the tutorial is something to be improved because you're not the first person give us a feedback like this. Now that the gamejam is finished, we will update the game. Feedbacks like yours are really useful, so thank you so much! I hope you enjoyed the game despite everything :)
Were you able to figure out what you were missing at some point, or not?
No, that’s not dumb at all. The darkness and limited visibility were intentional, but if it becomes too frustrating, then it’s definitely something that needs to be improved. Personally, I had a feeling the flashlight setup might cause some navigation issues during gameplay, but I wasn’t sure.
Did you find the tutorial images overwhelming all together, or was the amount of information okay once you started playing? Thank you for your detailed feedback!
I wanted to leave a comment here, but I wrote it on itch.io game page instead, lol.
As I mentioned in my other comment, I really liked the idea, and I think it’s executed well. I had fun pressing all the buttons. Overall, I agree with the other comments about the game!
I left a comment directly on the game’s itch.io page instead of here. Oops.
I really enjoyed this game: it has a good balance between difficulty and rewards. I also found it very easy to understand what each reward did, even before seeing its effects.
I really like the game's concept. While it's clear what you need to do in general, it took me a while to figure out how to start and how to move around. If you want, I can be a bit more specific.
But once I got into the flow, it became really fun. Well done!
I've been playing it for a while, and I really like the game you've created. I think it can be a bit tricky to avoid enemy attacks sometimes, but I had a lot of fun playing it. I think the rewards are fair.
Unfortunately, the load of the game can be a bit slow. If you wait a bit more, the game should load completely. Thank you for your patience. After the voting session, I guess it's a good idea to have a downloadble version of the game as well.
Yes, but for 3D, I’m not experienced enough to handle a full project on my own. I’d be more of a support to another 3D artist. I’m a bit slow when working from scratch in Blender, and I mostly do quick fixes or adjustments on existing models.
Hello everyone! I am Mirko (he/him) and I live in the EU. I use Unity to develop videogames, and I can help with coding (both 2D and 3D), level design, and creating 2D animations in Unity (I cannot do humanoid stuff). I can also help a bit with visual art... not as an illustrator, but I can use tools to modify and adapt images so they fit the game (e.g. UI elements or textures).
I’ve used Blender before, but I’m not very experienced, so I can’t handle complex stuff yet. I can mostly do simple modeling and basic texturing. Lighting in Unity, 3D animation, and rigging are not really my thing.
This is my first time joining a game jam. So far I’ve mostly worked on projects alone, and I’d like to collaborate with someone.
Hello! Are you still looking for someone to join your team? I use Unity for developing videogames and I know C#, so I can help you if the team isn't full yet. I've sent you a request in Discord (I have the same username)
