This was quite fun and unexpected. One second you're doing great the other you're screaming for help lol. Lots of challenge, great music and nice art. Thanks for open-sourcing, too.
This game is amazing! Soooo old school, such nostalgia.
The game cover! It's meant to go on a cartridge.
Played perfectly well with an Xbox gamepad, although only with directional buttons; sticks didn't work. But that only made it more perfect. Took me back to the sore left thumbs era :D
I spent about 2 hours trying various strategies on this one. Managed to get into #5 on the leaderboard. I have no idea how to get to the top. A time guzzler.
Maybe if you release the source code and I find an off by one error somewhere in there where it'll let me stand on a particular ledge without hit detection kicking in :) please?
Excellent game. I loved it! I'll probably be playing it all week until I get up to the top. Challenge accepted.
This is a great game. Very well done. Very polished. The attention to tiny details like arrows bouncing off the walls - really nice. Immersive music and quite challenging gameplay.
I'd love to see a video playthrough of someone beating all 10 waves. Seems hard. Cheers.
I love how the music changes seamlessly for each level adding layers on top of layers of sound. Wow!
The graphics are beautiful, the gameplay is very engaging. Unfortunately I don't think I can beat the final level, it's soooo hard and the game restarts from the first level :(
Anyone got a video playthrough of this game? I wanna hear more the music!
Took me around 4 tries, first couple of times I couldn't find the last duck. Then the third time I got blocked between sleeping ducks and the fence, hahaha. Then I got it! Had to go to the top platform to finish.
That was very enjoyable and you've done really well. The music is great! I quacked to the beat while playing it. Good job!
It was relatively easy because from velopman's stream I remembered where the ducks go to sleep lol.
What a nice journey you took me through. The puzzles were great, the final boss was challenging, the story was engaging. Played it twice to see how fast I could beat it: 4 minutes 7 seconds.
Woooh, wow! I can still hear the soft spider legs tapping somewhere behind the wall. Such a delicious soundscape. Well done!
The game is tough, but once you figure out a couple of tricks (like diagonal speed lets you outrun spiders) getting to the end (whoooh, what a twist ending for a piece of tiny plankton...) is very rewarding.
Again, excellent ambient sound design that changes appropriately and shifts into darkness in a very disturbingly pleasing way.
I'd love to beat it without cheating, it seems to force the development of spacial map skills. A great game repayable many times. So maybe a hint on how to avoid the enemy (LOL) or something? Candles seem scarce, the enemy is very persistent. If I'm in a corner or a corridor a crunchy fate is inevitable. I even tried standing still, it wouldn't go away. So how do I beat this? Is it luck-heavy depending on how soon you can find candles?
I felt myself as some sort of superhero with the slowdown mechanic and 20 enemies firing at me, it was insane. Even with one enemy I felt like a superhero from a movie. What a great mechanic. This game requires a lot of reflexes and is really really fun because of this.
This was a great experience! The sounds were very realistic and I enjoyed the monotonous chill of 3 keystrokes and a beep for a good 5-10 minutes at a time. Thank you for making this game.
Reminds me of that Running Simulator game where you have to QW OP leg muscles to run. That was impossible to play, however :D
This was really fun, even without music. The upgrades were great until I got the speed arrow upgrade then I got really thrown off as the arrow traveled too fast, required another getting used to. Fun.
Once you realize the hearts are beating at the same rate in the whole town the game becomes really fast paced, bringing satisfaction to keeping to the beat and firing arrows while moving. Nice combination of chill and hectic.
You should see how much graph paper was used to try and beat this game...
This was tough, but I persisted and persisted and persisted.
And then I gave up, set player.illuminated = 9000 i.e, gave myself a lot of candlelight and kept the enemy at bay, put on "I'm Not Afraid" by Eminem, and only then managed to complete the puzzles as needed.
Well done keeping me engaged to a very serious level.
