The idea was too show that scrolling is addictive, and that it's a way to numb your brain and forget about your issues, which is why people do it even tho it doesn't make them happy, I think. But it's subjective of course. Thanks for the feedback.
A bit overwhelming I would say, but it's a complicated mechanic, which is very well explained. That's an achievement on its own. The visuals are awesome too!
Really cool! Love the artstyle and the concept. Reminds me of a level in VVVVVV when the same "looping" applied.
A bit of feedback : you should be able to jump when you fell down a platform, right now it seems like you can only do it when you are on the ground. Also, the projectiles should inherit the speed of the character (for example, when on the elevator, right now they go straight left/right in world space. Usually they would also inherit the Y speed of the character)
Really nice work! A lot of variety in the different levels. Congratulations!
As a bit of feedback : the scene where you scrub your face was a bit hard to achieve, maybe it's a DPI thing? The filth images were really small on my screen.
Really awesome game, great time waster. Congratulations on doing this much work on your own. I can easily see this being sold somewhere for 4/5 bucks honestly.
Maybe there should be some kind of malus for placing a "dead end" tile, or a bonus for keeping everything tidy (like in dorfromantik for example)
Good game. Very nice animations and presentation. Maybe a quick "how to play" screen before gameplay would be good, it's not immediately clear how to play the game.
By the way, it says it was not made for this device, but it works very well on mobile. Gotta love godot.
Thanks for playing . It was a bit of a rush at the end so it doesnt surprise me that I left some holes in the map..
For the flower level, I wanted to add a mechanic were you get to upgrade your gun/yourself at each level to make it worthwhile, but I didn't have time in the end.
Thanks for playing! I thought about adding a respawn mechanism but I didnt figure anybody would play the game as long as you did! I am really glad you enjoyed it.
Love the atmosphere, both visually and in terms of sound. I think it's the strong point of your game!
I've looked at your source, really nice use of animations, I will take inspiration from that!
Sometimes it's a bit hard to find the pickups, I think it would be interesting gameplay wise if you added a specific sound to locate them in the world (using audiostreamplayer2D)
I really like Godot, I come from Unity and I find that GDScript is way more straightforward than C# so its perfect for a jam (but maybe for a larger scale project unity is better)
I think your idea is good and really simple to implement (just going from is_action_just_pressed to is_action_pressed, thanks godot)
Really cool that you managed to implement random generation of dungeons within such a short timeframe. Good job!
I finished it, but it lacks just a bit of variety in my opinion. I know that it's hard to put much content in the game in such a short timeframe, but a simple idea such as changing the color of the rooms when you change level would work in my opinion! ;)
It was a great mix of wholesome and cryptic, with sort of an undertale vibe, if that makes sense. Loved it, congratulations, it was an awesome experience, especially given the amount of time you had to work on it. Keep going.
Thanks a lot for the feedback and the kind words! I got too caught up by building and testing the bot systems, which probably took me too long, so I didn't have much time to build a working game loop and a more "long term" goal. I will make be sure to make an update in the coming weeks to add more variety and a true ending to the game. Thanks you for playing!
That is sort of the point of the game (it's called Misfire) :) However I will work on making it less frustrating (maybe with a smaller explosion radius or something).
Thanks for the feedback! I realize it's not really well balanced, I didn't have much time to balance it unfortunately. I will try to work on that in the future!
I was thinking about making the center "base" a collector building in itself so that this sort of thing happens less often. I will be sure to add that in an upcoming update!
