This was a neat little platformer, and I really liked the style of it. As others said, it has some framerate issues. They were quite bad in the WebGL build but much less in the downloadable build, if that helps at all.
Thank you! I was torn on the speed as well. It felt sluggish if I slowed down too much, but I can definitely see it being a little too much in jump areas. I had a couple spots that I fixed to deal with stuff going through the wall, but I guess I missed a couple.
This is really impressive for a game jam game. I like the addition of the quick-time events when attacking and dodging, it makes it more interactive than a traditional turn based game. Really well done!
Cool concept! I like escape room puzzles, and you did a good job making making each one. The doll house POV, the aesthetics, and music were all really well done and creative. (small FYI, you can walk out of the left and right walls in the attic)
This was a really fun platformer. You did a really good job letting the player find each power up naturally to complete each section. The mechanics were all really well done. Excellent job!
This is a really well done game. Introducing multiplayer is a cool thought, unfortunate that only so many people will be reviewing it at any given time. Everything came together really well, sound, mechanics, level design, and UI.
I certainly wasn't expecting to see the makings of a 4x game in a game jam, but you certainly made an excellent start to one. I like the music, and you did well with the tile system. Very impressive!
Nice cozy game! The graphics were really charming and it had a nice soundtrack. A little in game instruction instead of the readme file would go a long way.
Thanks, I really appreciate that! The crates, chairs, earth tiles, and such were a free asset pack by Cainos on the Unity store. The rest was done by Bert,one of the people who worked on it with me, who drew most of the other stuff in Procreate (the player, villagers, the lock level). Some random stuff was chatgpt (the houses mainly).
Thank you! I had a hard time deciding the speeds. Slowing him down in small form made it feel sluggish, but he does feel a little zippy when doing platforming portions. I probably could've adjusted the tile size to accommodate better.
I like how you handled the theme, and I really appreciate how you handled making your own assets. The dialogue pop up gets in the way a bit, but that is an easy fix.
Great setting and aesthetic. You built a really cool world here, and it's cool how much stuff you were able to fit into a game jam. Like others said, the controls could use some remapping. Well done though!
