Cute!!! I'm a sucker for programming-puzzle games. I did find a few of the interactions to set up loops a little unintuitive, but that didn't hinder the experience :)
Shoot, I had a feeling there would be a cheese! I have a couple ideas that would incentivize more interesting strategies... will have to wait until after the jam.
I considered adding features like that (gravity curving bullets, pulling shapeships, some cool warping effect) but I didn't want to make the game even harder or less intuitive, I feel like I'm already at the limit for what I can put in a game without a paragraph of instructions :/ maybe in an update...?
Pretty interesting interpretation of the theme. Most of the collectibles/challenges actually rely on the infinite height looping feature, which is fun.
Great vibes and fun idea/mechanics, but it really needs an in-game map or something, because I don't know where any of these locations are. You could style it like a real-life transit map, would be diegetic and cool.
Shrinking the area works really well for putting pressure on the player (bullets hit you more quickly and more densely, enemies are closer). Good for an arcade game like this. The upgrade system feels a little generic, could benefit from more upgrades unique to your game (alternate bullet patterns, a way to block bullets)?
SUPER cool! Seemed to hit a bug with Sierpinkski 2 where the fractal approaches a fully white block, instead of approaching the Sierpinski carpet. I'm assuming this may just be an issue with shaders in web?
Fun interpretation of the theme. There were quite a few bugs with physics that made the earlier levels challenging, but they actually made the last two levels possible :) Unintended gameplay still counts as gameplay!
VERY cool concept, took a little bit to understand that eyes closing = scaling the screen = scaling the hitbox / cropping out obstacles. Unfortunately got a softlock where we got stuck on the death screen in one of the later levels, altho it might just be because the game lost mouse lock.
Nice! Love the game, and your art style is perfect for this. It does seem like there's a small bug, though, where the I-frames from getting hit also prevent you from being able to pick up keys or enter monsters...
Nice! Love the game, and your art style is perfect for this. It does seem like there's a small bug, though, where the I-frames from getting hit also prevent you from being able to pick up keys or enter monsters...
Love what you have so far! Would be great if you added some sort of 3d gizmo onto the surfaces you select, to make it more obvious which mouse direction corresponds to which scaling direction.
I think this game could really benefit from some instructions, as it took me a while to understand which squares represented me as the player. I do like the way you interpreted the theme.
I agree... I didn't want to add sound effects until everything else was finished, and suddenly it's 2 hours to the submission deadline! :'( I hope you still enjoyed it.
Hi, it looks like you only included the unity executable itself, but not the rest of the game files required to run it. You should also include a folder called "Built To Scale_Data" and a "unityplayer.dll" file together with your executable (in a zip file) in order for other people to be able to play your game.
