Thank you for the feedback - I can see how the last bit could be confusing, so I’ll need to make that clearer in future. And the zoom in and out is a great idea for quality of life! Thank you!
I struggled to start initially (took me 3 attempts to move at all). But otherwise the game is a nice clear piece of game design, with a distinct art style. Well done.
Nice to see you again! And thank you for the feedback! I’ve taken a look at the blurry font issue and I think I know how to resolve it going forward. So hopefully you won’t be seeing it in any of my future game jam entries.
Currently, (that was used in this game) my Game Jam Template has the text panels and the player. But my aim is to keep expanding it. For example, before the next trijam, I intend to copy in (and clean up) the code I used for moving between levels.
My eventual hope is to move towards more and more complex games all within the 3 hours of trijam :)
Interesting game, I think i got very lucky, and I decided to stop once I hit 2k money.
I liked the sounds effects on the box clicks. The game itself feels very random without a lot meaningful choices to make, but I feel like with a bit of fleshing out it could be very interesting.
Neat little game, the sounds effects are a nice touch. Even though I read that the attack was a ranged attack it still took me about 5 deaths to realise how to use that! haha.
Feedback wise, I think it would be nice to have the reset button also be a keyboard button, its a small thing, but because I’m so bad at the game i had to swap to my mouse a lot!
Thank you! I'm glad you enjoyed it and I found your write up really interesting - A few of these ideas had occured to me but some I hadn't considered at all. I'm considering expanding this into a wider game, so your feedback below is great fuel for thought. Thank you so much! :)
I was plesantly surprised with this game, it wasn't what I was expecting from the description. But I think you did a great job building a dreamy atmosphere and simple but effective game play.
An interesting little game, I like the concept and I did find that the timer worked really well with the style of game. I didn't find much opportunity to use the bow though, it always felt like the slimes were not in the right position, and too close to get into position to then use the bow!
I used this (and some other of your asset packs) in my latest Trijam entry. (https://hullhound.itch.io/pot-pot-smash-smash). I'm intending to use a lot of your packs in my game jams entries going forward. I know the license states I need to message you on each completed project. Is there a better way for me to message you about my game jam entries? Or would you prefer me to only message you once I have a commercial release?
Took me an embaressingly long time to realise I could move the camera with the right mose button! It was a fun little game (though I was not very good). I think it would have been nice to have a score counter of some form so you could see how well you are doing.
An interesting sandbox, I wasn't sure if there was a win state, but the sandbox element was enjoyable (though the sounds started to grate after a little while)
A novel use of the theme! Congratulations for completing the game! :) Interesting use of the muscles expanding in response to your actions, I don't think I've ever seen that for a pixel art game, so very interesting. I wasn't very good at the game, but I managed to get to the second day - so I'm counting that as a win :D
A lovely little game, the art is cohesive and the music works well with it. I think the two things I would improve with more time would be adding a day/night countdown so I could consider if it's worth going for a carrot in the distance. And perhaps it would be useful to adjust the playing area to speed ratio, going for a far away carrot on one edge of the screen then the same on the opposite side was the least fun part of the game. Overall great job and I enjoyed playing it! :)
