Yes, this game had a tough story: the gameplay that was thought as bad, as been kinda "salvaged" to be more interesting and fun.
Because of that, there might be a problem with the "risk" mechanic, which could have been a bit more intertwined with the scrolling.
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Cute game with an easy to grasp mechanic! I appreciate that you have the choice between multiplayer and solo. Sounds would have been nice though, it feels a bit bland without them.
Very good art, audio and gameplay, well done! I didn't understand the hacking mechanic at first, and ended up being wiped by the first enemy. Moreover, I didn't understand why I could not have better guns.
I also had difficulties to see health indicators top screen and spent a lot of time chasing the enemy instead of shooting it.
So there wasn't enough to push me to the end (or trying the endless mode), but overall liked the experience, congrats for pulling this by yourself!
I think the attack animation is too slow, the game does not feel much reactive. You can see that on this type of games (Hollow Night, Cuphead or Fury), attacks are fast, and you can chain them quickly. Same for the shield animation, there's some time before the shield is shielding you (what I called the "parry").
A cool procgen prototype! The idea is creative too, I could see a finished game where you have to do that (already exists maybe). However, it is harsh to play in this state: the back button in the menu is annoying, I don't understood what were all items doing, and the character was too slow. It felt a bit sluggish in this very big map.
Congrats on finishing the jam though, and learning all those things :)
A polished game, all the text and story makes it feel like a "finished" game. You're not right into the action, which can be a bit annoying. When the action comes, though, it gets pretty hard. The timing for parrying is really tricky (because the animation is too slow), and I gave up when the boss regenerated all his HP...
Didn't see the other levels, sadly, (but based on the screenshots, I think it's the same monster?).
Congrats for pulling this solo, it really feels complete!
A really fun game, easy to understand and effective gameplay! The cat sound effect is a bit repetitive, and the second level is already quite hard, but overall congrats for the jam!
A fun game with very pink aesthetics :) The gameplay is innovative and works well. I didn't understand some things though: what happens when the handle falls into an empty slice? I think it take the nearest item? I didn't understand how the oracle is working too. And the menu transition was a bit slow to quickly read the effects of all items.
It's a really polished game, with great art and sfx. I found the music a bit "depressing" though. Also, it becomes weird when you have too much speed and everything is blurry.
The art and music is gorgeous, I love the vibe of it!
Sadly, the gameplay is a bit tedious, I kept having too much speed, running (and falling into!) walls, and respawing in odd places. I also understood a bit late that you were supposed to hold jump to jump higher (which is a cool rhythm mechanic). I also didn't understood when the game is supposed to end? I mean I've done a complete lap of the circuit and it kept going?
A nice little game which I enjoyed! I think the balancing is good too, it takes a little challenge, but not too much, to reach the end. The art is fine (although the dog looks a bit big) but the music gets very repetitive.
Also, the camera should be a bit more forward than the player, in order to see obstacles before they shoot us dead (currently it is centered on the player/screen). I also understood only at the second level that you can shoot enemies.
Cool art, and a nice old Zelda-like dungeon game, but I completely missed the time mechanics (I haven't 123 on my keyboard and just smashed through all enemies until I found the cheese).
The character seems very little compared to the environment and the sounds were a bit repetitive (a background track would have helped I guess).
Also, I think I wasn't affected by the spikes, but I like that enemies could be hurt by them.
The art and audio are nice, and you can see there was some work in them!
Sadly, I am not convinced with the gameplay. Maybe it's a bug of the web build, but I couldn't pass the sellman (first encounter in the game!) despite launching every "attack" I could.
Interesting idea, but I didn't understand how to play sadly. I punched zombies and got ingredients like chocolate, but didn't understand how to bake them.
The music is good though.
Found some bugs too: the player just disappears when I guess I'm out of lives, and in the provided download, there are two exe files. I think they are both the same game, just renamed, but that creates a bit of confusion.
A quick note for Godot users: the provided font needs to be imported with antialiasing setting set to "none", unless it will have weird gray bars over it.
