Clever idea to add 3 seconds to the timer every time you kill an enemy I just think it makes the game pretty hard to only have a max timer of 3 seconds. Maybe to make it more playable you have no cap on the amount of time you can have stored but 3 different times (1 sec, 2 sec, 3 sec) you can pick up from different enemies. That way the theme is intact but you can stack more time based on how many you can kill. Just my 2 cents. Great job on getting it submitted!
For anyone else, you have to download all the files and then run the exe.
Fun concept to be able to freeze and plan your next move. I think I would have liked more control over the pausing because at some point it almost hurt you instead of helped. Maybe also allow arrows to spawn so you can shoot and then unfreeze and all the arrows fly towards the targets. Would be pretty satisfying gameplay in my opinion, especially when used with the building up momentum to move to the next group of enemies. Great Job on the UI also, and the settings were a nice touch.
Cool to see Godot used also it looks nice. Was this in the new version of Godot that just released?
A little confused about what to do when you get to the room with the enemy he killed me multiple times lol. After a couple of tries, I got a spawn where he wasn't in a main chamber and I was able to progress. The footstep sounds were set up nicely, and the overall environment looked good (albeit a bit empty).
I think the core game loop could use a bit more explanation (We struggled with this in my team also) but I was able to get to the end and see the cut scene. I like the design of the spooky guy. Reminded me a bit of the character from Carrion with the tentacles. I think the move speed on it could be turned down a bit so you can escape.
The last little thing (something we also struggled with in my team) is lighting efficiently. Your scene probably could have used some baked lighting and saved a lot of performance since it was indoors and not a lot of objects move. Overall great job, working in Unreal for jams is def an uphill battle so great job getting it submitted. Also, our unreal projects were named the same which is funny lol.
Good base for a platformer should you continue to improve it after the jam. Check out the GMTK video on Celeste's movement, I think it could really help get it to a place where it's a bit more natural feeling. Overall good job
Very interesting concept. The way the controls have a chance to change based on how much damage you take made the somewhat simple gameplay begin to have some unique complexities as you try to survive with a damaged ship. Seems like a good system to explore more and could be useful for a lot of things. Great job!
Ok, this was pretty great. The voice acting was done well. The level design was good. I had trouble doing a full frontal assault but was able to sneak inside through a ladder and that made it a lot more doable. A couple of notes would be to have the enemies a different color than the wall cause they blend a bit, maybe a slightly closer pickup radius on items, and a bit more visual feedback when you take damage. (especially on big daddy boss cause he wrecked me so fast lol ). Yeah really fun to figure out how to succeed in this game. (if you ever want to work with an artist for assets hit me up)
The game plays really well. It's very clear what you are supposed to do. The upgrades were fun and added a lot to the experience. The only thing I would add is UI for the amount of scrap you have in the store UI so you know how much you have. I got to round ten before being obliterated. Yeah really fun project good job!
Hey thanks for trying out our game! I will look into that teleport bug as it shouldn't allow you to connect to the ship unless you're close to it. The movement is def a little janky and could be improved for sure. Glad you enjoyed the experience! Thanks for the feedback!
Hey thanks for the in-depth feedback! Sorry it took so long to figure it out I guess we should have added a little more explanation. Glad you liked the atmosphere of the game. For the speed of the ship do you mean both the large and the small? and yeah I think the controls could def use some polish.
I will def check out your submission. Thanks for checking out ours!
Really fun game! My high score was 1400. I really liked the use of the theme, it fits really well with the rest of the game. It was challenging but not unfair. I also like the paper style. Good Job!
Thanks for trying our game! There isn't an end game, we didn't have time to add more levels. The final level is a kind of bonus round where you just try to collect the enemies and survive as long as possible. Glad you liked the character! Def spent too much time with it for this jam. Probably could have spent the time adding levels or something, but I'm kinda glad I did cause I got a speed run on rigging and retargeting character animations in Unreal, which I think is gonna be pretty useful overall.
Hey sorry you had a poor experience! Would you mind copy-pasting your system specs or just CPU and GPU? Definitely want to get our projects to run on as many computers as possible. Thank you!
This was really interesting once I figured out how to play. Challenging but not impossible. It would be nice to be able to shoot right when the level starts and maybe balance that with giving the enemy a bit more health. Overall I really liked the concept, and the sound design for the player's lasers was cool.
This game is super chill! This could be a great way to expose people to coding for the first time! I love the art style as well, it's performant and looks nice at the same time. Great job on this one!
Thanks, I really appreciate it! The art was made in Blender and then textured in substance painter for most of it. 3D art isn't too time-consuming if you keep it simple. Texturing can def get out of control if you start adding a lot of detail to the models.
Thanks for the in-depth feedback! I'm bummed you hit that bug. I think it has something to do with changes during packaging because it doesn't really happen in the editor. Very frustrating.
Very enjoyable concept. I really like popping him on my head and then controlling him around the level. Having a few different ways to control the companion was cool, great job!
