No one should be depressed. Thanks for reminding us that every day is a miracle and that we can count on our best friends, being other people or animals, it's the same.
Yea, I know, but when you're in a first person mode, you can see those white lines in the maze ruining the experience. Also, in the process of switching from first person to top down mode, you could see the exit and navigate easily to it (maybe remove the transition in that level?).
I really like the beginning of the game with the narration and the the "after life"...
But everything else seams a bit off. Shooting in the room doesn't feel good, no "bullets", spawning enemy sounds are irritating and have no meaning and I'm not sure how the beginning of the game has anything to do with the rest of the game.
No hard feelings, just my honest take on your game. There is ton of stuff you can do to improve the game, just like everyone else.
Ok, this game made me eat poop! Story of being a goo in an experiment with the mechanism of growing things + narration is perfect. Reminded me of Portal. Thanks for the experience. Puzzles weren't that hard except for the last one where you needed some thinking :)
Great execution. Only lacking is a proper ending. Currently you can roam around for hours without any goals, which is always a waste of time for the players.
Ok, this was something! Crazy concept of deck building with the platforming, haven't seen anything like this. Good job and keep up the good work of extending this game!
What a game! Really executed nicely, puzzles were somewhat challenging and concept of transforming to a dot is amazing! This is the best game that I tried in this game jam, good work!
In the dark level, I could cheat by going from dimensions and looking for an exit, also there were these white lines on top of the wall block that are ruining the dark moment, but overall, top game!
Wtf did I just play? :D I like the talking between these two in this parallel form and the interactive sounds produces with the choices. Last scene had me.
But nothing doesn't make sense to me in this game :D
Mechanic of switching dimensions is great and I liked it, but I wanted to look up for some reason and was only able to navigate with keyboard like in the good old Wolfenstein games :) It would be good to have mouse support as well. Also, music was coming in 3D from that radio only, for me, some BC music would be better.
Overall, nice experience.
ps. you have a bug. If you collect the Dimensionator and go back to the left wall, you go through it and fall to the abbyss. Add better colliders to walls :)
Yes, I'm sorry because of that. Will do better with the next games (or will update this one). Even though, now I remembered, there is something you can do with the music... hint: you can throw some objects :)
This was a crazy experience. Cat running from two psychos in this 2-3D mix. Music is adding to this dark atmosphere and the voice acting adds to it. Somehow, the art reminds me of Psyhonauts. I like it. Well done!
btw. On Replay screen, neither options (Reply, main menu) aren't working.
Achievements are a great addition to the game. Story is mystic and music fits well. Standard platformer mechanics are very well done with the animation of the cube, good job!
The only thing I don't like is the flying level. It's hard and I stopped there because couldn't get passed it. And flying seams off to me, it doesn't recognize every click somehow (either space or left mouse click). Is that the last level?
btw. Sound of cube re-spawning is just like a steam message so it messed with me for sometime :)
I have no idea what I just played, but I like it. Music is relaxing, mechanic is good with that dimensions shifting and the theme of Life in 2 dimensions is on spot.
I'd love a story behind, to know why are these two guy shifting and sounds of them doing stuff would be a nice additionn to the game.
I'll be honest with you, I didn't know how to synchronize voice with subtitles. I did it for the Windows build by reading what's being presented on the screen, but for WebGL build, the subtitles lags for some reason (I guess the framerate in browsers are slower so the letters come slower then the audio which is at constant speed). Still have no idea how to fix that...
Also, I experimented with the volume of music and thought I hit the right balance between voice and music, to have that eerie feeling of something happening behind the scene. I guess for some I didn't do well. Thanks for the feedback, will improve next time!
Blasting through keyboard blast the screen also, I love the mechanic! Even though, it's hard to follow what's happening on the screen and trying to type the text. Story would be a nice touch to add and why are we typing like hell, what are we fighting for? :)
The screenshot really pulled me to this game. And that's the only thing that this game gas, no hard feelings :) There's so much you can do to make the game more fun or more provocative or more playable or more philosophical if you already talk about this never ending process in our capitalistic world.
Concept is great, like angry bird but fun in another way. There's no story and any directions why are we saving the animals from monster except for being a good guy here :) Would play if there are more gameplay elements, like story, progression through levels, more enemy types, more animals to save etc.
For the first game jam and my first game ever in Unity, I think it went ok. There's ton more of ideas for implementing, like always, but I'm satisfied with how it is now for the 0.1 version (I tried the blog posting and the itch.io platform is fantastic for everything game developing related).
I'm still amazed by the Internet and how much resources you can find there to build almost whatever you want. And thanks to the GameDev courses, I've learned a lot, but still have tons of learning.
