Nice! Thanks a lot. That's the main problem I have with the web export. The music is obnoxiously loud for some reason and you can't hear the sound effects so it looks a lot less polished than it actually is...
Haha thanks! The "Support" thing is a bit looser, but thankfully the theme is not mandatory. The only thing the games have to follow is the "Only one shot" limitation which is clearly there I think.
Nice entry guys! This is probably the most inovative concept in the jam. Absolutely love it. Imma be honest the russian accent actually made it a lot better imo. Reminds me of Fleeing the Complex.
The controls are really hard to get the hang of, but that might just be my skill issue lol. The graphics are beautiful and the bouncing particles look super cool and juicy. Congrats on making this buddy :)
Thanks for your response. Is there any way a projectile can get through the shield guys and straight to the priestess? Because if so that might have been it.
Really nice art and interesting gameplay, however I feel like the player should get more info as to what's actually happening. I don't know what buffing my units actually does. Also sometimes I just die for no reason. I dunno it's just all a bit confusing.
Wow this is a great little who-dun-it mystery! It's good for what it is, I just wish it was expanded upon a bit. You know, like I could actually see more evidence, examine objects like the murder weapon, have the suspects motives etc.
Sorry, I watched Wake Up Dead Man a few days ago and I'm still glazing over it :D
It's a base for something, I like the big slime boi. However I feel like it's way too unbalanced. The bullets are way too slow, enemies way too fast. And the instructions are rather unclear.
It's kinda goofy, but in a good way. Personaly I feel like having to restart the whole game is just a little too punishing and the limitation could have been implemented in a different way. (Like have the ball guy be shot out of a cannon or something I dunno)
Has potential. I really like the speedrunning implications. However, I feel like the player physics are a bit off. This is a game about precise platforming and parkour, so the player should feel snappy and responsive. Here he feels bouncy and the friction is too high, so you can't stop fast enough for the tight playtforms. But as I said, make him a bit easier to control and all should be good.
Oh nice! I actually did something similar for the jam. It may be just a demo, but a really well-made and polished demo. I really like the main menu effects too, just wow.
