thanks! yea the godots function for checking if the character is on the wall is a bit inconsistent, it definitely needs more polish if it were to be expande
thank you! yea i know the character control isnt the best but hey its a game jam game, if i want to expand it i would've definitely polished it a bit more
not bad! the ship is quite slow tho but other than that its a pretty good and polished game. (also if you don't mind can you help rate my game too? thanks!)
simple and effective. no real complaints honestly! well done, each rule was creative and the solutions made me physically feel the lightbulb go off above my head. Since you're one for puzzles, do you mind rating my game too? it's one i think you might enjoy!
fun concept and name! (coincedentally the same name as one of the top rated games in the jam, and in my opinion, you had the more interesting concept). I dont know if its just my computer but the drag and drop wasnt really working but i know drag and drop grid based systems are rather inconspicuously difficult to implement in a short amount of time. great job regardless!
thank you! i like your suggestion of a greyed out version of your character but honestly the way I implemented it (i.e a bunch of spaghetti code) would make something like this very difficult. If i ever plan on revisiting this concept and expanding this game I'll definitely try implement this.
yeaaa the details of the game are clearly not as obvious as i thought they would be, but theres room for improvement. the mobius level (and all levels actually) dont flip the gravity when you pass through them, they set your gravity to a specific direction, so if you walk from the bottom right corner transition to the top left while being upside down, you'll still be upside down. also the way you tell if the platform will catch you or not is if the side has all pixels present, instead of missing two in the corners (in hindsight it wasnt very obvious)
stunning visuals and simulation! i wonder how long it took for you to get everything to behave perfectly. I think with more time, the game could be expanded; have more objects to avoid and more depth. great job! (and if you don't mind can you help rate my game too? i think you might enjoy it)
simple, very nice gameplay loop, i think the boss had a little too much hp, and couldve had more sound affects. the music was great! (also having the sword appear on the side of you was a little bit confusing). great game! well done (and if you don't mind, can you play and rate my game too?)
simple and effective! though it was a bit dizzying having the gameplay happen as the tutorial messages pop up... good game :) (Also if you don't mind, can you rate my game too? thanks!)
I beat every single boss including Margherita! Art style is phenomenal and adorable, controls were confusing at first but you get used to them after a while. Spinning the bosses attack is really unique, but I wonder if also spinning the background arena would make it more clear on what's happening.
For anyone struggling on this game, the best advice I could give is that you don't always have to hold down shoot.
criminally underrated, by far the best take on the "space" theme most people have taken and ran with. As many have already said, the pixel art is amazing. Returning the bosses attack is genius and the fact that each stone has its own angular speed and direction makes it more engaging. Less hp on the boss, perhaps a dash and more bosses and you've got yourself a winner. Would you be interested in rating my game too? that would be cool.
Sick as hell! Thanks for rating my game too btw. The speed of the beyblade being your hp and your source of damage is genius, but I think having your speed decrease a little as you move leaves more room for strategy, then you can't just trot along the arena to get to the next charging station. Also zooming out the camera might help with clarity. Adding a story to a game jam game is crazy too, well done!
space is the perfect setting for this jams theme, i think some animation and screen shake can be used to sell the impact of each hit, and some smoother movement might suit the game more instead of stiff movement, since space ships irl have a lot of weight to them and dont move as staticly
yo we both have a snake boss! i'll admit yours looks alot cooler hhaha. the game looks cool asl but the controls felt a little bit strange. might need some polish but pretty cool otherwise!
I should mention the distance the boomerang travels depends on how long you hold it for, I tried adding a charge meter but it didnt work like i wanted it to and i ran out of time :p
there is an infinite hp and infinite time mode i added to alleviate the difficult, so you can see all the content, but i think its like a safety net solution to the actual problem
Generally, avoid making sudden movements and staying near the bosses helps a lot especially with the kangaroo and snake. You don't have to throw your boomerang at max speed, since it will return to you at that speed too. You want it at around the same speed as the boss is moving so you hit it multiple times as its coming back.
all my friends irl also said this game was pretty hard, but once you get the feel of it I think you will find it quite fun.
Physically moving around the mouse to reload, especially after dodging and shooting feels gangster as hell, great job with the art and music! Maybe just needs some balancing with the amount of Hp and damage the boss has.
