For anyone stuck on level 2, there’s a walkthrough by Dynaheart on Discord, and you can also find help in the game’s comments.
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We wanted to experiment with localization in this project which is why there’s a language option. Improvements to the character controller and UI are planned for the next update. If you’re curious about the level 3, you can check out Dynaheart’s level 2 walkthrough on Discord.
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The idea behind that last level is to manage your time by storing it somewhere and retrieving it a bit later. It’s quite challenging and I still have trouble finishing it consistently myself.
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We actually considered using a progress bar to display the remaining time but decided to stick with a label for now. It’s something we might revisit in a future update. We’re really glad you enjoyed the mechanics.
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We’ll definitely add a restart button in the next update. If you are curious about the final level, you can check out Dynaheart’s level 2 walkthrough on Discord.
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Nice work! The graphics are clearly the main appeal of the game. Gameplay-wise, it could benefit from better showing the paths enemies take, so players can more easily track their progression. It also obviously would feel more engaging with a higher number of enemies.
Regarding the shock button, stopping enemies tends to make things feel a bit static. A push-back mechanic could achieve a similar effect while keeping the action more dynamic.
The game feels a bit like playing Snake without growing. Movement could be smoother if the fish rotated and moved immediately on input, rather than requiring a two-step direction and confirmation system.
Aside from the shooting part mentioned by others, the purple/magenta projectiles are a bit hard to see. I do like that the bullets have a small knockback effect. I would also suggest not displaying the buffs and debuffs when opening chests, it could make the surprises more fun. Nice work!
We didn’t have time to add more levels, and that little bug just wouldn’t leave our commit. We’ll have both sorted out in the next update.
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The timer was meant to show the remaining time and give a subtle sense of the character’s age, but we can see how it might feel out of place. I’m glad you liked the art.
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We came up with the idea a little while after the jam started, but executing and presenting it turned out to be more challenging than we expected, and that’s how it ended up.
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InsideMyShell composed the music, and we’re really glad you enjoyed it! Improving the character controls is one of our top priorities for the next update.
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Getting the character movement to feel right is one of the trickiest part but also the most interesting part of making a platformer game. We’ll keep working on it and try to improve it in the next update.
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This was one of our first experiences designing levels, so we did our best. There’s definitely room for improvement, but it’s really reassuring to hear that it felt enjoyable.
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You’re totally right about the background needing more contrast with the foreground. We’ll work on that for the next update.
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The game flows really well. I’m not very familiar with card combinations, so instead of introducing them one by one in the tutorial, it might help to display them when choosing cards.
Nice little game! I really like the music, I find it quite relaxing in a way. Aside from the controls, I think the UI could be reorganized a bit to improve clarity.
The decrease in vision after picking up the microscope might be a bit too strong, and losing immediately when even a small part of the player enters the cone can feel punishing. A smoother 180° turn could help as well. That said, the game is short and retries are fast, so it’s not too frustrating.
I feel like either the hunger bar decreases too fast or the food doesn’t restore enough. There’s barely enough time to go from one end to the other, even when eating along the way. That said, maybe I’m just not very good at it. The art style is cute though.
The movements are nice and the game has a good difficulty. Does the steal chance increase when holding the button? If so, it doesn’t feel too random, which is nice.
Great game! I like how the UI is organized. The only thing that feels a bit off is at the start of each round, when the enemy’s move takes over the whole screen, which breaks the flow a bit.
