The snake game confused me a little at the start. I didn't really know what to do since it felt like it was something more important than it actually was. Also, I think it's a bit uncomfortable starting the game on the pause menu.
I feel like the experience could have been a lot better with a different type of music, but it was interesting anyway.
I was a bit confused at first since the tutorial is a little rushed, but once I learned how to play properly it became a lot more fun. Love the art style!
Fun little game! Sometimes it felt like I should've hit an enemy, but the attack didn't connect. I'm not sure if it's because of the collision size, but it usually feels better when the player's attack hitbox is slightly larger than the visual effect.
It's definitely harder at first (maybe a bit too much) while the fish is still quite small. We made it so the fishermen's punch animation can be interrupted by any hit and has a faster startup, while the fishing rod attack is slower and uninterruptible to stop players from just standing in front of them and spamming the light attack, which would otherwise interrupt every attack before it even starts.
Are there any specific improvements you would suggest?
I love this one! At first it was a bit confusing since I didn't know how the elements interacted with each other, but as I started experimenting, it became more and more fun to discover new interactions. Great concept!
Nice game! I had a hard time upgrading my ship because I was always in need of repairs, but the gameplay loop was fun and satisfying. I also love the art style.
I love it! I really like how the tutorial was integrated into the narrative. The art was cool, the main mechanic was fun, and the short story was interesting.
The art is so cool! I think the combat would feel better if you had a 3-hit combo where the attacks come out faster instead of having the same delay between every attack. A bit more feedback on the parry would also be nice.
The movement is so fun! Maybe it's just my perception, but I feel like there's no coyote time, and adding it would improve the game feel a bit. I love that you don't automatically lose when you collide with something. (I would be the one to order 1000 pizzas in this situation)
Visuals are cool! It gets a bit repetitive after a few floors without anything happening, but when something different finally happens, it becomes a lot more interesting because of that. I think adding a few more sounds, like the lights flickering, would help build tension and create a more intense atmosphere.
