Great I'll try again on an update!
Thanks buddy!
Hello,
I created an asset pack for isometric games and some feedback on it would be great!
Here is the link - https://kyle-d.itch.io/isometric-ground-and-grass
It is 32x32 grass and ground tiles. I am planning to add to it and I have some extra tiles that I have as a paid version. Only $2 for 6 more tiles so far. Otherwise there are 12 free tiles. I am not asking people here to buy it just for feedback.
Any feedback on how my tilesets look and if you think they'd work well in a game setting would be great. Also if anyone has any feedback on how much you should charge for extra tilesets that'd be great too.
I have looked at the most popular tileset makers on Itch and it does vary how people do it.
Thanks.
Hi AxalKay,
Thanks a lot for trying my game and for the feedback!
I've done the getting the ship down so many times during production that I forgot to give better clues as to what to do at that part, it probably isn't very logical right now so I might have to add some text or something to make it clearer!
Good choice on the planet of pillows, chocolate and three hour naps, I can't see anything wrong with that choice! Thanks again for your postitive comments and feedback :).
Hello,
I have been making a point and click game called The Spaceman.
It is a small adventure game that takes around 10 minutes to play if you don't get stuck. As I have been making it and testing it regularly I don't really know how long it takes to complete as I can speed run it!
I am looking for feedback on how it feels to play and if it is easy to understand what you need to do. Also it would be good to know if it is too easy.
If anyone wants to give it a go and give me feedback that would be great! The link here - https://kyle-d.itch.io/thespaceman
It runs in web but you can also download the windows version from the page.
One issue with web games is custom cursors changed to default if it gets too close to the edge of the screen, so don't be alarmed if this happens to you! I think this is unsolvable and is a security thing to stop webpages taking control of cursors.
If someone explained the idea of pinball rougelike I'd not be too sure about it but you've implemented this idea so well that it is fun! It looks great, the animation for hitting the enemies is statifying, the music is lovely and the leveling up is fun, I also liked the buttons. I thought the animation on the end boss was cool and looked good. Great job!
Hi Wasabi,
Thanks a lot for playing and for the feedback, it is useful!
I am trying to balance letting the player know what to do and to let them find out on their own. I don't want anyone to get stuck and bored but also don't want to hold their hand too much! So it is a hard balance to strike.
I have noticed the multiple clicks thing and I can't work out how to fix that, it is essentially the same code as picking up objects except without the put down aspect of the code, I think that might be where the issue lies but I'll have to look into it.
Thanks for the feedback I'll keep a note of it and see what changes I can do and thanks again for playing.
Kyle
https://kyle-d.itch.io/tidying-game
Hello, I have been working on a new game in Godot 4 for the last 2 months. I used this project as a way to learn how to use Godot.
It is a simple and short game where the aim is to tidy up. You click and drag objects around the level and place them in the correct position. The first level is the Desk level. I plan to add more levels and to flesh out the Desk level a bit more. I want to have some ambiant music or just ambiant background noise.
You can play it in browser. I used Firefox to test and some friends used Chrome. I think Brave doesn't work and maybe some other browsers. I am limited in what I can do in terms of Godot exporting it. You can also download the PC build. If you have any trouble please do let me know.
I have a few things in mind that might improve the experience but please let me know what you think. I'd like to know if its fun, statisfying or interesting to play. If you are interested in the level and want to explore more levels!
Any feedback is welcome and thank you if you give it a try!
Thanks
Kyle