yeah unfortunately for now you need a good spec Pc. Hopefully I can make some adjustments and graphic settings so it can run better on lower end machines.
wow thank you so much for the well thought out feedback! Its honestly so helpfull! I fully agree with you and its awesome to get some perspective.
Ive noticed afterwards that the balls in the last levels can phase through the wall if handled a certain way. Its suppose to respawn if it gets destroyed.
Waiting for the platforms didnt even cross my mind because of playtesting so much i knew exactly how to time it😄.
All in all great feedback and will definitely work in the improvements and update it after the jam😎
I'm Curious, Did any of you record the developing process? Personally, A big reason for me learning all this was to make devlogs eventually! Would love to see Everyone's Developing Workflow. Here is mine :
ive also been toying with the idea of streaming. I definitely feel the same tho😆 I google alot. But maybe showing people that its okay to google and the way to go about solving a problem with research is a good way to go about it.
Thanks! Your comments are much apreciated! A big reason for me starting to learn gamedev was to eventually make content. I tried looking at other videos that was successful and planned out a script accordingly. Be sure to let me know when you post would love to check it out. And if you need pointers feel free to ask me!
I really enjoyed making my game! I used the concept of quantem entanglement to soread entanglement energy through objects to solve puzzles! Made it in unreal and created all the assets myself! What an awesome journey and really learned alot. This was my experience:
I Try Winning A $30000 Game Jam With This Indie Game
