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Thanks for the comment! Unfortunately, this was a previous project a friend and I were working on that I turned into this 2-week game jam project. We since then abandoned this project to work on something more grounded in reality (still survival horror, not fixed cam though). I apologize for the boss being difficult, but there is a small trick to it; there's a room with a bunch of monitors in it, and each monitor destroyed takes off HP from the boss.

Or there is the tilde key...

Neat game. If you need proper snowman building mechanics, along with prop placements on them, I can share my code from my snowman building game.

Need a programmer? Couldn't find you on discord, so I'll just leave mine: a.stimpak

Sure.

it was just either or

Got room for a programmer on your team? Discord is a.stimpak if so

Huh, that's weird. Try using a web browser instead? Itch.io client may be bugged.

What browser are you using? Maybe an issue with the browser?

Need a developer? Discord is a.stimpak if you do.

Looking for a developer? I'm looking to expand my repertoire into the horror genre. My discord is a.stimpak

My team is looking for an audio composer. There may be an opportunity for payment in the future depending on how well the game sells.

My discord is Stimpak#3389

Added you on discord. Love your music and would like if you helped my team on a project.

I added both of you

I would love do dip my hand into the horror genre again. My discord is Stimpak#3389 if you would like to discuss this further.

The respawn key and pause key work flawlessly as far as I've tested.

Very simple game with simple controls. I did find that if you got a game over, then paused and resumed the game, you would continue to float in space with the game over screen showing all while collecting points. You can repeatably pause and resume the game each time you die to continue. Also, while doing this, if you just happen to land back on a planet, the game over screen disappears.

I'm not sure how you handled the placement of trees and grass, but it's a little off to me. I can see grass and trees floating above the terrain, which as a potential new player, that would be unappealing and probably an indication for the rest of the experience I would have playing. There is also a bunch of clipping that could be fixed too.

You want something eye-popping and alluring to grab the viewer's attention. Albeit you do have bright colors that would grab someone's attention, but taking a second glance brings out the flaws that the bright colors just can't fix nor hide. Some of the screenshots make the world feel empty too.

You can also see some trees have some kind of texture of what looks like grass on it, while the other trees are not textured in such a way. This looks/feels inconsistent and should flow nicely together, in which this doesn't. I would remove the textures from the trees that have them or adjust the other trees to match the aesthetic style that you have chosen.

Wow! I honestly was not expecting such great feedback, and appreciate the effort that went into it. You have some amazing ideas that I could implement. I didn't think about adding a tutorial, but it does make a lot of sense; the same applies with with adding new game mechanics as the game progresses and/or when switching courses.

This would, like you said, create variety for the player instead of feeling like they are playing the same game mechanics over and over for 40+ levels. The only difference I have between courses, or group of levels, is different music & background (and gravity depending on the course). So, I can definitely look into adding some new mechanics to mess around with. I really like your idea about adding some kind of collectable (such as coins as you mentioned) that could be used to change the ball aesthetically, such as the color of the ball and/or hats and such.

I also greatly appreciate any bugs you've found. I've played through and tried to find and squash any bug that I could find prior to releasing it to the public. But, I guess I must have missed a couple or few when play-testing.

I will definitely take your feedback to heart and improve on this prototype.

Been working on this small mini-golf game for less than a month and was wondering what was other's thoughts on the progress I've currently made. There are roughly 41 levels so far, and they should be relatively short. Feel free to list any flaws, bugs or changes that could be made to improve the player experience.

Link to the game: Relativitee

Just a heads up: your game won't play unless you change the compression format in your Player Settings within your Project Settings. Should be as simple as selecting the WebGL tab and change Compression Format to Gzip.