Thanks! It looks like using that controller stopped the keyboard from working, too. Weird. Anyway, I hoping you reach your goals!
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Hey this was really cool. I enjoyed seeing what somebody could do with a Wolf3D sensibilities. I have a couple items to help, but overall I am very pleased.
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Melee attack. I ran out of ammo at one point during my run and had to just let monsters munch on my until I died. If melee is implemented, we could use a better sign post of some sort.
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Better visibility in the opening level. The first level is a bit dark and drab, which is not to say it is bad by any means. Just that it hinders a player getting their bearings when they are starting out. Having either a tutorial level or another first level with better visibility would help.
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A quick-turn. With the way enemies frequently sneak up behind you, being able to spin on command would be useful.
I hope you keep this up @Pinkerator.
That's the thing though, I think there is room for an alternative to the current corpos (4.0?). I'm thinking that there could be some kind of way to be an indie publisher and keep the vultures out by the stock type. If somebody were to sell preferred stocks (e.g. stock without voting rights) to the investors, whoever is in charge of this indie publisher effectively locks them out of this kind of crap.
Corpo 5.0
Yeah, the corpos are doing part of the job for me: they are giving developers experience and then cutting them loose. Hey laid off devs, they cut you loose. I have a different plan. Make yourself some new IP and let's publish some stuff independent of the corpo publishers. Keep the speculators out.
Microsoft gutted Tango Gameworks and everybody who works on the Evil Within and Hi-Fi Rush. I want to get some people together and publish the Malice Inside and Wi-Fi Hush. Bring us your barely-legally distinct, stylish, niche games and let's try something else.
What with the meltdown of the gaming industry, it pains me to know there are so many talented people passionate about their projects losing their jobs. I was thinking, then, how could I go about finding people with pet projects they want to publish on Steam, but might need a bit more money for marketing or development to get their project out the door?
The idea is crowd-investing (as opposed to crowd funding) for gamers to keep talent out of the capricious hands of megacorps on a project-by-project basis. There are tons of great projects here on Itch, so I thought you guys would be able to give me some insight on how to do this.
The idea is probably way too big for me to accomplish, and probably requires way more money than I can provide myself to help even a single developer. But I wanted to throw the idea out there and see if I can find out who these teams are, and what kind of money/knowledge/etc they need.
I just picked this up and played through a bit of it. On the whole, I like it. I am looking forward to loading this up on my Gameboy emulator and playing it.
- The art style is so very GameBoy Color, in that "Mega Man Xtreme" kind of look.
- The music is definitely reminiscent of the Castlevanias on the original GameBoy.
- The slide ability rocks my socks! You definitely capture many of the best aspects of platforming during that era.
- Screen shake when you hit an enemy. This is so extremely satisfying.
There is only one area that could use some polish, and I would very much like to see this improved.
- Jumping doesn't feel right -- it's too fast and makes it difficult to time attacks in mid air. The character's velocity should be damped down a bit. I can never seem to jump and whip the candles up high the first time.
Glad I picked this up. Looking forward to more in the series!
This is pretty great! I started out a bit skeptical. I'm not such a fan of the art style, but the gameplay is solid. Playing as the red sister felt a bit like a beat-em-up version of Cinder from Killer Instinct, and I loved being Cinder in Killer Instinct! I am going to try this again with my arcade stick.
TLDR: If you're thinking about buying this, go for it. It is a fantastic solo developed game.
Danny, I gotta say CONGRATULATIONS. I checked this out a year ago on Android, but a bit disappointed. I discovered it here on Itch.io and it AMAZING how much you have improved this game. Shut up, take my money!
This is an awesome art style, I love looking at this. From what I could play, the mechanics seem like hit-detection needs some work. However, optimization seems to be a major issue. Granted, I have older hardware, but this game doesn't seem like it should overtax my system. The game runs very slowly.
I will be keeping an eye on this, and I absolutely encourage you to keep working on this novel title. Do you have a Discord server for the game?
This is one of my favorites of the 12. I'm not much into Battle Royale games, but this is enthralling. I hope Yahtzee comes back to this concept and develops it after Starstruck Vagabon. I could see an enhancement where we manage sponsorships for specific players and some fan interaction that gives sponsored players buffs.
Great Sega Genesis (or Megadrive) inspired music. I'm not a game developer, just a chiptune enthusiast.
Scorched Earth is a mid-tempo rockin' track that would be perfect for a brawler. It sounds like two fighters exchanging blows.
Xealot is a higher tempo track that evokes images of a high speed chase.
Chemicals is a slow-tempo track that would be good for an opening menu or a cut scene. It's ominous.