By movement I mean it can be made to feel better, currently movement has some clunky feeling, especially wall movement, not saying it’s bad, but it can be made better
I see that you added a lot of small details to refine the game, whether that is achievements and collectables, the main menu look, ability enter a seed to retry the same layout and other stuff, which all is great, but I think the main game loop is lacking, I was mostly just swimming up diagonally using any breathing spot I can find, which wasn’t really fun for me, I would have rather preferred a main game loop that was more fun even if it lacked any achievements or polish. But like I said I appreciate the effort spent on the polish, good job!
Thanks, yes I was going for the feeling of finding that finger pattern that flows with you so that you can easily input it quickly with almost no thinking
What I did was go around circles and shoot at the middle, it did get me a lot of money, but it wasn’t much fun since I kept doing the same thing over and over, buying power ups didn’t change that
I recommend to continue building the game until you think it represents your idea well enough, so that you can see how the idea actually plays out when it’s fully implemented
I loved the sound effects when stopping the fight, I would have liked if all tasks became harder the more you need to do them, the phone number one was the same every time you did it
I didn’t like the fact that all puzzles are completely unrelated to each other, this feels like 5 unrelated mini games were combined together rather than creating one coherent game
The begging is pretty tough, especially that it takes time to figure out what is going on, and later on I find my self just spamming roll until I get a non 0 value, which wasn’t very interesting
I liked that you had high places to stand at, I went with playing it safe and staying away from hordes, which lets you survive but it gets boring after a while
Enjoyable puzzle, the art looks good, but I didn’t like that you have to redo all the levels when you lost, I think only having to repeat the level you lost at would make it more fun for me
I played it on linux, you can do that by adding this to steam as a non steam game and then in the game settings under compatibility, force the use of the latest proton version
Having to quickly figure out whether to decrease current cards or replace some and then see what happens was fun. One thing that was unexpected is that the tutorial wasn’t given when you start the game, I thought that was gonna happen when I started a new game, but instead I had to go back to the main menu and select it there. Another thing is selecting cards to be replaced, I though the cards you clicked were the ones going to be replaced, it was the other way around
Thank you, I tried making it so that if you figured out the solution the actual execution is not that hard, probably needed a lot more play testing to ensure that was the case
Thank you, yeah I realized that more explanation was needed, especially since in a game jam people won’t put much effort into figuring out stuff on their own
The idea of the having the version go down is nice, I was able to beat it on easy but couldn’t do it on hard. It was fun, but felt like the main idea of the version going down wasn’t used strongly enough in terms of game mechanics
This was very good, almost every puzzle had an aha! moment and the game felt very smooth when it executed the solutions, loved it. Btw I think I solved the last level in an unintended way, I only used 3 explosive bombs
