Yeah. That attack (fireball when near the skull, I suppose) used to work fine but then I changed how another worked so that it aimed properly - but forgot to clean the flag that changed its behavior. It thus kept on missing, and I only saw this when I had a few minutes left to submit... Woops.
Sorry... I indeed only had a few playtesters and that was during the last three hours of the jam. You are able to skip the dialogues / make them go faster with P (mentionned on the game page.)
It was a bit hard at the beginning to guess what I was doing wrong (only drifted half circles ah ah), but once I grasped what was exactly the mechanic it felt very smooth and intuitive. Congratulations!
Great idea! I had a scrapped idea of a score/leaderboard and it could have played really well with it - or the saved agents could have followed you trough the game... I'll keep that in mind when I continue the work on the game :D
Okay, as promised, I reviewed this game too! As I was on a Mac, it was a bit painfuly slow (not going to take you points away for that; its not a game intended for Mac) and the right click didnt work, for a lack of a mouse. So I wasn't able to finish the last two levels. Even though I had this issue, I can see that the game felt very polished; grabbing the cubes was really nice and way less clunky than when I tried to design something similar. The game idea was nice, too (the first labyrinth level in particular). A quite unique interpretation of the theme.
Eh; even though it may have lacked polish, the idea was super nice, played intuitively, and the fact that you could select levels without unlocking them made it so you could pick the pace at which you played trough the game, which was very cool.
Thanks for the comment! When in the game exactly is the platforming finicky? Is it a global issue? I had an issue on some computers where some platforms just didnt work.
