itch.io

Ctrl, as was used in FPS games of the time

can we use a different button to fire?  I have a mechanical keyboard so hitting the space bar in an action game makes a loud SLAM that I'd prefer not to have on a button that I'm hitting frequently

Looks great!  I've already pointed some friends to this page just for all the silly animations you show off.  I really like the sun reacting in the background there.

The thumbnail kinda looks like it says Generic Fighter 2 Maybe, with the blue guy's leg where it is.

I'm starting to notice if I search for something playable in the web browser, trying to discover a new game, that I'll often get something that's 5 minutes long followed by "Get the rest of the game / an expanded version of this game / the  sequel / the downloadable version", often followed by, "...on my patreon / steam / personal web store."  Either that or I'll hit an invisible wall that says, "This area not available in demo/web version".

It wouldn't be so bad if a loud and clear "DEMO" label were placed on these kinds of games, especially if they used to be complete games, but then were expanded off site with the existing content now having invisible walls / paywalls leading off to the new content.

It also seems kinda scummy that they'd put something up expressly to move activity/payment away from itch-io.  I've been advocating for people to sell their games on itch-io, but not by redirecting people away from it.

I hope it's okay that my review is in English.  Thanks for making this, it was just what I've been looking for!

I've kinda swore off horror games, and my home screen is like a  whole slew of horror games, horror-puzzles, horror-VNs, &c.  Can I just stick `-horror` in a user settings page somewhere and just never get recommended games that have horror in their tags / title / description?

Similarly, I'd like to search stuff like ...
adult -erotic
action -roguelike
...generally more specific searches like that.

We've been learning Godot Engine version 4 while doing all the writing and art in the background.  I'm not really sure if this game will be low-spec enough to run in a webpage, but seeing as there have been N64- and Gamecube- level games running in browsers, I'm kinda hoping we can get SOME version of this game working similarly.

I'm going to get rid of that custom animated mouse cursor.  Seems like it doesn't wanna play well right now with my hardware, and it isn't important to the gameplay.