yeah it was designed for you being able to use your mouse to move the slider but I was thinking of adding controller support so I made it so you can press buttons to move the slider but never added controller support
I love the concept but I could not get past this level maybe there should have been an easy level before hand to teach the mechanics of the game also the game could not run over 8fps on my device maybe if you had an option to turn off the bloom it would help but I would love to see this concept turn into a full game and maybe with upgrades and other mechanics
I wish the tutorial was just a quick text tutorial to click through because the voiceover took way too long in my opinion so the tutorial dragged on and the cc you included (thanks for that by the way) was good but I wish it was shortened to cut out any fluff and be quick in delivering instructions good game though!
yeah I think as from a design perspective I could have done a better job at teaching the mechanic for the first time like the level after that first time rewinding level instead of the player having to clip through a platform as the first test
Yeah the lag was from shader compilation because of the particle effects if I expand on this the first thing I'm doing is adding a shader compilation screen
Nice game it would be nice if when you fall you auto respawn and when it shows off the wall chasing you it wouldn't move the camera for you it messed me up the first few times other than that nice game
When the game ended it stayed in the game but frozen instead of resetting to the beginning (I probably caused that)
I was unable to un hook a planet
Overall I see this being a very fun arcade game but another thing is that it can be hard to play with a touchpad other than that you have a good foundation for a great arcade game
Thank you so much I also really liked your game and I understand the real time need I just kind of ended up planning it around pausing the game to allow for something like the second level with the mechanic but I will definitely test it out and it might even end up with a better game! By the way I actually took a lot of inspiration from little slime blows up in terms of how I handled the content loved that game!
I loved the style of how it looked like a terminal and how quickly the screen gets filled with moving text and sounds that really made me feel like I was progressing in the game exponentially
I'm sorry if it came out harsh but I would give you a word of advice and that's to make sure you read jam rules and when submitting to one you make sure you're making the game specifically for that jam beginning development of the game when the jam starts
the game did not accept inputs a few seconds into playing and when I die I have to reload to play again because it stops taking inputs but it does look cool
Really fun and feels like a boss fight though sometimes the attacks line up in an unavoidable formation but since it's a 3 day project it's easy to let that slide so in all it's a great game
also it's surprising that you got 3 languages supported in such a short amount of time but it's probably because there isn't that much text in the game in the first place
