This is probably the best and most unsettling concept I've seen for this jam. Reminds me of both QWOP and Who's Lila?. Very impressive that this came together in four days!
No worries, it happens! Guess it's more of a hang than a softlock as I could still control the camera but not do anything else. I wasn't able to replicate it, but it was during a run after both Susans had collided but before a failstate and outside the setup phase, so the Retry button wasn't present. This game is great though, like an Overcooked solitaire. GO SUSAN
this is fantastic and already feels like a finished game! unfortunately I did get a freeze in the third area. I also think some rebalancing would probably be needed for a full release since it feels quite easy to become overpowered
In the absence of remappable controls, probably lateral movement on A+D/left-right with an auto-dash or auto-jump up on W/up that steers with the lateral controls, and the other option of jump/dash on both Shift keys or Q so it can be played one-handed? Just thinking out loud though.
I think what got me is feeling like W should Go Up, but the most up-going is dashing and you want to be doing a lot of dashing. So it feels like you're presented with 3 options for Up, one of which you're never gonna use.
This is beautiful and has legs for a full game! I don't really vibe with the control scheme and find it unintuitive, but that's easily fixed. I would probably also open with the tutorial.
Thanks for playing! We put in difficulty grades as you answer more questions, so the "easiest" stuff comes first - my personal record is 90 out of 99, but then again I wrote half of them!
Extremely relatable to go to the pub instead of programming (we spent a night playing board games and petting a Samoyed). Felt oddly compelled to listen to the entire voiceover so this has ended up being the longest I've spent with a single game so far.
