there is always that one karen who downloads a free game jam game, gives it 1 star rating and than procceds to leave without saying anything... which is a shame since the game got pretty good results on the competition. Lmao.
I set the pixel perfect camera on unity to 160x144, It should be in the correct resolution but it's not, I only realized that after the jam... A shame, but there is nothing I can do now.
unity has a built in component that allows you to lock the resolution at an specific value:
Activating it did make the pixels "distorted" since I hadn't designed the sprites to fit the resolution at first, which led me to believe it was working, now i'm not sure
4981 points! An interesting idea would be to "waste" one poit everytime you shoot (or miss a shot) to avoid players to spam it, but I get what you were going for, good game!
looks really good, sounds really good, plays good too, but the boss just kind of stood there as a continuosly bullyied him by dashing... Was it intentional? (also, you can clip through "hills" if an enemie hits you)
This would be an easy contender for top ten, too bad you didn't finish it in time, but really, what did you plan for it that didn't come in time? looks finished to me.
the res is actually 160x144, most sprites are 16/16 pixels though some are 32/32, since some Gameboy games would join sprites together to make bigger sprites for characters (I'm pretty sure wario did it) I assumed it was within the jam's rules, as long as it kept the retro look, I might be wrong though. Please clarify it to me if I misunderstood. :)
Ok, not only you didn't follow the jam rules (no more than 6 buttons man!) but you also made something that doesn't resemble the gameboy aesthetics at all. Also, I feel like i completed the last level but the game doesn't actually acknolodge it, so I will assume it's broken. A mess really.
Sorry for the mean review, but you really need to step up, and I actually think you can do it next time.
