This is Zen! It's a very cozy little ship, which is fun, and beautiful waters for fishing on. All of the modeling looks great, and judging from your puff puff boat sketches on your dev-page, I assume you made them yourself. Nicely done! I will say, I got more amusement than I ought to from riding the ship straight off the edge of the world, and then catching another fish. Void fish!
That's a fun platformer. It was fun to find out I had other abilities (shift and ctrl) on later levels when I could have been using them all along. I also like the suggestive timer that says I should be trying to be speedy. I don't think I was terribly speedy, but that was a fun puzzle speed platformer.
What a beligerant little flame! Doesn't it know that I'm the king, and I'm the one who should be making demands!? It was fun to try to figure out the story and lore of the world. I didn't find a happy ending, aside perhaps from walking out of the cave. Nice little adventure, with a very pretty animation!
That's a neat game. Not neat in concept XD but an interesting spin on the theme. The scenes were definitely thought through with a lot of subtle details like the camera tilting to give the feel that the hotel is really moving. There's a lot of different mechanics and systems going on, which I think is neat.
I thought this was a very fun game! I didn't think I'd see the day when I chose a shot gun over my feet. The lighting is a really nice touch for the vibe, and overall I feel like you got a lot of good polish into the game. There was a good variety of sacrifices to make, variations in the guns, I could go on for a while. Nicely done!
Screeee- Wrrrrreeeeee- Vrrrrrrrr.... All this game is missing in my opinion is a nice crunch sound when you hit the wall at full speed. That, and maybe an endless mode where I can leisurely zip through the course without being eaten by the zone because I'm too slow.
Looks good. Even more zenful now without the page refreshing. I'm curious about how you cut the polygons. Is that a builtin feature for the polygons in Godot? I use Godot but haven't done much in that vein.
I think that you've got an interesting thing going here. From what I can tell all of the blobs repel each other? That makes the chasing principle interesting because it automatically makes blobs try not to be eaten.
Limited control over the cannon. Clearly impossible to do perfect
Cons:
Cows seemed to run out before people did both times I played
The game seemed to end when the last bad guy spawned, rather than when the last bad guy died/got away. I couldn't shoot the last handful of guys :(
Suggestions:
Give an indicator for when the cannon is ready to fire; a sound or visual cue.
More cows than hired guns would be good. I felt like the balance was pretty good until the cows ran out halfway through, so maybe twice or three times as many cows.
I appreciate the ability to win. It's fun to have a puzzle game that you can figure out and complete, rather than an arcade game for a change. The music didn't seem to loop, so after a while I was playing with just the sound effects.
Fun game, although I think there's a bug where the timer doesn't reset when you start a new game. My time kept getting higher and higher when all my playthroughs were roughly the same length.
I really enjoy the balance of not fully reloading, and reloading while watching the outlaws still approaching you real time. Nice simple controls with reloading getting realistically harder under pressure.
By using a lot of shaders, I suspect you mean that there's really only one background that gets tweaked and warped by lots of shaders. Makes for a really eerie dream feel. Could be interesting to try making a game with this style of world, although probably less insistent enemies.
I thought that was a pleasant challenge! At one point I was trying to fix my house, and realized I was just playing tetris. I did eventually build the house on my third attempt, which felt very rewarding. Also, love the music! Worth every seccond!
I think this could make for a really fun puzzle game with another gimmick or two. Maybe placing a blue square leaves the one square in the middle totally unusable for the rest of the game? It stays blue? Fun idea, and well executed!
At first the color gimick was confusing, but when I realized what was going on I thought it was really cool! I would appreciate having hotkeys for each color rather than a rotation since I got confused about which direction I needed to go for which turret. Really fun game though!
I started playing without reading the description, it's just brick breaker afterall, but I was pleasently surprised to find it was indeed not my classic brick breaking game. That's a really fun twist to put on it!
That's so hard! I was trying to play with a touch pad at first, and that was impossible. So I grabbed my mouse and managed to submit a game! Was difficult game play for me, but very rewarding feeling to get a game submitted.
That's a great game! There were a few times I built a bridge and the beaver used extra wood, so I didn't manage to beat it, but still had enough fun to play it a second time.
A fun little game! I think it could have used a bit clearer of instructions about what was going on, perhaps a line like "Robert the Rabbit needs to defend his house from the monsters! Build the Turrets and Destroy their faces!" or something fun to that extent. Nice job!
