That makes sense. A case of dev syndrome becoming too easy for me so upping difficulty. I found the timing was when it goes passed the flower a bit to be the spot to push/tap. I'll make the collision shapes a bit bigger. My fear of players not reaching the "ending" came true I guess.
It was cute! Good job on your first game! You already got some great feedback, I'll add that the area collision for dialog could be bigger--I had some trouble finding the right spot to trigger it. Some sound effects for picking items up or receiving an item or giving an item (jsfxr is a good site) would help with giving the player a cue for what's happening. It's better to "show, not tell", like in your page description. I'm still learning that about design, with the End Goal of design being you don't need a tutorial if it's designed to be intuitive. Take care.
My browser game submission was uploaded 10 minutes before deadline in its finished state and hasn't been changed since. The download version is updated and slightly tweaked but the core game hasn't changed, and it's stated that it's not the jam version.
Good job on the character animation! I couldn't press quit so after alt-f4 I had to go into processes and kill it manually because it showed as still running. Godot's button Focus un-focused it for some reason and I couldn't highlight the button after :/
I got Busted, the screen shook, pushed a button and screen froze Really interesting survivor take with people running away but poLice running toward you.
Good jam, everyone! I'm not sure who won but it was a fun jam and learned a lot. Sorry I couldn't rate more or give feedback as my browser doesn't like Unity web builds for some reason. Great job and take care.
The wall of text instructions is daunting, but the game was intuitive once it started. I couldn't see who killed my scout, only informed it was a casualty at turn end. The balance seemed more toward AI or maybe skill issue. When I spotted an enemy for the first time, my movements became deliberate and tactical and it felt great.
A neat game. Rapid fire with damage upgrades felt OP and enemy number later on tanked framerate. On new level, there didn't seem to be anywhere to go to dodge/escape the horde. A few bugs I found were random auto-fire, which I didn't mind, and right clicking while in top left corner locked the ship against the wall until I moved left then right to dislodge myself.
I think I cut the pie when it asked for two slices, but it allowed me to keep cutting until it went red. I appreciate the idea of the mouse action to slice it. I'm not sure if it was my own misunderstanding of the mechanic to do it properly.
Godot has unlimited fps enabled by default so it'll have to wait until the 2 week voting is over, unfortunately. I need to put a "go explore" after the shifts end, but if you go look in a booth, there's a magazine to read, then go back to the terminal. Once out again, walk out toward the tv for another shift trigger, then back. Then after the third time, just click the terminal and afterwards the game ends. Thanks for playing!
The framerate on my game submission didn't have a cap and someone reported they couldn't run it. Would it be ok to re-upload it with a fix that also makes it use 60% less CPU?
Thank you! I looked into it and there was no fps limit so it was spiking in the hundreds. It's now capped and uses about 60% less CPU meaning it should run on a < 2 ghz processor now. I'd like to re-upload as this is unacceptable. Thanks for letting me know!
