Alright I was able to do stuff now! It was pretty confusing because of the lack of visual feedback when things happened to my health, and also in general it felt like I couldn't shoot for a while? And wasn't sure what recharge was etc. The game looked very good though!
So impressively polished and a fun clever idea! Nice one. The teleporters were a bit hard to see in the "non active" state, but that wasn't a big problem once I figured it out.
I played until I got the "Is this what gaming is all about" upgrade. An excellent use of my time! This was super fun even though the premise is evident hah. The sounds got so loud they bugged out pretty bad in the end, had to mute the game. Otherwise a very solid implementation of the clicker idea.
Awesome comment, thank you! Yeah the music was supposed to be humorously contrasting to the shootin' part, but that may be a bit hard to catch.
Good point about where the player faces, in fact haha I can't believe I didn't think of that. I'll change it so that the player character faces the cursor position! :)
And yeah the frequency thing escalating so insanely was really just me not having time to balance things properly.
And ooh interesting, the stuck flying creature sounds like another bug that I've had happen, thanks for letting me know about that.
Regarding the non-textured area and the lag and the tactic of just running to the side, very sadly I just didn't have time to implement a proper play area. I guess I did some bad prioritization, oops!
Thanks again for the detailed feedback, much much appreaciated.
Heh yeah indeed, the lagginess is really a symptom of a fault in the game design, world borders would've helped stop the tactic of just running infinitely! :D Thanks for playing and commenting!
No I sure didn't, I think I got in some crazy out of bounds area. In fact, I know I did as I explored space for quite a bit there before realizing there was nothing there. :D
Very cool concept! As it stands, I didn't have the patience to tweak all the controls enough to find how to make the triangle, so I gave up. :D This might be a lot of fun with a bit more guidance for the player. The UI was a bit unintuitive, didn't know what the level and zero button did exactly, at first.
Absolutely hilarious (well, as hilarious as poop can be) set up. Sadly, no matter how many substances I put up and how much I scrubbed with different things, the green sludge/poop was not coming off! So I didn't make it very far. Nothing seemed to happen. ;(
Love the consistence for the theme of the game, with the bat chirps for the menu selection sounds. Really sweet flying paths on those fellas, too! Definitely top notch mood setter menu. Nice music, too.
The gameplay's very cool and feels original! It does get a bit boring after a couple of levels I feel, so maybe the concept needs a bit of something more. It also feels a bit claustrophobic seeing so little around you, but I understand that's part of the idea. Would've been nice to have some ambient music for the in game part!
Fun puzzly thing! Loved the effects and the atmosphere in this. I wasn't able to get very far sadly. Agreed with poltergasm on teaching the mechanics from the get to by showing and not telling.
Also agreed with gruebite, a bit too slow changing through the frequencies.
I didn't quite get it. I adjusted the frequency to keep the music on, but then it just kinda stopped there? There was a tree on the road, and nothing was happening.
Maybe you need a Big Brain, but after the first level I did not have the patience to do enough trial and error to get the waves to match. Nonetheless, cool idea and very pretty execution!
