Yeahhh, I would‘ve liked to make a WebGL version, and I did have a version of it, but it was downright unplayable due to how precise the timings are which whatever Godot uses for web builds just cannot offer. Apparently this is an issue Web builds of FNF have too.
Yep. I got that far. I manage to break through the walls with the red guy, then enter a room with a desk. From here, I try to activate the hand scanner, but it does nothing. Additionally, there is no way for the blue guy to leave the room he started in.
Dunno. Could be because I had hand tracking enabled? Though I wasn’t using it while playing.
May try to see if the Windows version doesn’t have this issue.
A interesting showcase of what’s possible with Unity’s ECS/DOTS!
Not quite as playable as I was hoping it’d be on Quest 2, but I suppose that makes sense, considering it’s explicitly marked as being made with the Quest 3 in mind
Unfortunately I was not able to progress past the starting area. Neither the hand sensor or the joystick seemed to do anything. Either way though, incredible presentation and awesome interpretation of the Theme!
Got a score of 18! I feel it’s important to mention that two pages spawned below the health indicators. But keep up the good work!
(Let’s ignore that I’m over 2 years late on this front lmfao)
Simplistic, though it's a bit of a mess since you have to download two files separately to get it to run. I'd recommend either getting the HTML build to work next time or to package the .pck and .exe into a zip file
Yeah. I considered lowering the volume but I forgot about that before I submitted it. Not to mention that the sound is needed as an indicator for when you're in the Scribbles.
Good work on beating it tho! Even I didn't manage that!
Thank you! And yeah, I'm aware. I just hoped nobody would get stuck there because I couldn't be bothered to make an exception just in that one area >u>
I planned on adding a Tutorial. But making the fourth level took longer than originally expected, causing the 5th level and the tutorial level to get cut.
I lost the entire second day, so most of the coding was done on the last day, including making all the levels.
And yeah. I'm quite aware of that issue. But I simply didn't have the time or necessary experience. 50% of my time developing this was figuring out Unity components I had never worked with before.
Yeah... I figured out how I wanted to make the robber move about three hours before the deadline. I unfortunately couldn't quite get a more fun system into place since I still wanted to have some more Levels. Maybe I'll get back to this game to fix some stuff. But this is it for now.
