I like the puzzles and cute art. I think the movement wind sounds are a bit too harsh - especially hearing them over and over again. I feel like the CRT effect is a bit too strong and also I'm not sure what it's adding to the game. But I had fun playing it!
An adorable little game. I loved the music and art. The forest spirit said nothing, but was still endearing. Like some others said, I wish it had a map or maybe if I could zoom out a bit. Of the animals, I only ever found the fox eaters, so I couldn't really finish it.
Years later, showed this to my girlfriend. She said, "I love it sooo much. The programming really showed promise - once the premise was explained, I could really see the vision here, some of the mechanics were off but if they were on point I would play this game...a lot."
I tried to test the game, but it says no 'compatible downloads available'. I'm on Windows but I can run HTML games as well. If you upload a compatible version, I'd be happy to test it out.
Lovely sound effects. The intro takes a bit long before being able to walk around/interact. I like the art style overall, although I didn't play very far.
I like the dialogue, especially the first scenes with the enemy bosses. I'm also interested to learn more about Shemmi, like where she comes from and her powers.
The 'R' key restarts the game. I kept clicking it by mistake, which sometimes made it very frustrating to play.
I think the controls are easy, it's just not at all clear what you're supposed to do and when the "perspective" changes, so you're just pressing buttons hoping the right thing happens. I also like the comment of the "non-threatening" wall, I'll keep that in mind.
For all those coming to try the game: Note that this was my first time making a game for a game jam after roughly 2 months of learning game dev. Basically everyone on my team was more talented and experienced than me, but since the other developer dropped out, I had to do all the programming myself - despite my lack of experience.
Note that my aim was only to learn new concepts and improve my understanding of developing in Unity, and so everything I made focused on that. Obviously you can review and comment whatever you want, but please keep this in mind if you do :)
I liked the controls and the initial world with the grass. Not sure what the relevance to the theme is and the demon levels were very unforgiving, but that's reasonable given the time.
I liked the audio, movement and animations. It would help to have at least some indication at the start that your hand is the tool. It felt like it had nothing to do with theme.
I like that the UI showed the controls and I liked the art style. It felt overwhelming very quickly tho and I felt like the enemy hit boxes were too small.
