Hey, that changes the perspective a lot! but I consider that having the 2D mechanics on a very stylized game can be confusing for some players, but it can work if you apply some kind of retro filter, and for the scale, I feel like the ships are too small or maybe the camera is too far away from the ship, at least in my case, that makes me lose a little bit of concentration of what I have ahead.
I was able to play the game now, let me share you my thoughts.
The good.
1.-The graphics are very nice, the combination of cardboard with leds is very original.
2.-The menu looks fun and is very serviceable.
The areas of opportunity.
1.-The scale of the ships can be a little bit weird compared against the track.
2.-Maybe bigger boost zones.
3.-The movement (A/D) sometimes is not compatible with the current track, in the Fzero games we have more lineal tracks, I think this game could benefit with a more Tunnel/Tube approach instead of conventional curves.
And about this: “Let me know if you’re enjoying the game or if there’s no point in continuing to develop it.”
I think its your call, there are a lot or racing games, but I do see the potential for this one, playing this on a handheld feels optimal.
I might be biased, I support anything Fzero related, good luck!
The music sounds nice, I liked the loading screen, this has a lot of potential, I tried to play this in Nobara Linux, but is not properly working, its running at 15FPS and is not rendering any 3D objects, not your fault tho, maybe a Linux compatible version in the future? this could open the handheld market for your game.
