I've noticed on my original Quest I always get a distance of 0.0 m. I like seeing the distance I traveled. :) Also is this the best place to report bugs?
ok I figured out the fist thing. I guess just my natural response when going to hit someone is to squeeze the controller pressing the trigger all the way down which arms the guns. For myself I'd make it so that the guns are only deployed if the grip buttons are still held when the trigger is released. So squeeze everything: fist. Hold grip & release trigger: arm guns. Release everything open hand.
Also I ran into a minor bug where I was in the bottom of a U-shaped corridor under some heavy attack. I put my back to the wall and was just firing at the bots coming through both doors. I cleared them out and waited a second to see if any more would come when suddenly an enemy spawned behind my back! It was exciting, but a bit immersion breaking to have it come from nowhere.
Holding grab without the trigger I thought makes you extend your index finger? I'll play with it.
re: energy management there were some points in the middle of the level where big white arrows and the energy symbol appeared on the wall and I couldn't figure out how to interact with it at all. I assumed it allows me to exchange the energy between my health/weapons etc. I think there's a similar thing when picking EXMs at the beginning of the run but again I haven't figured it out fully. Part of that may just be that I haven't given it enough time. I totally understand not wanting to make a bunch of tuts while it's still being developed.
Just did a short run last night on my Quest. The simplified gameplay is very welcome. Focus on the fun parts. Great job! I actually did some melee fighting when my guns ran out of energy which I always really avoided before and it's pretty satisfying (though I wish I could make a fist to punch with rather than arming the guns).
I'm looking forward to seeing some tutorials though because I'm still a bit confused by the energy points.
Great post and thank you so much for going through the effort! This is my favorite game to play on the quest. Real exploration! I hope you'll be able to support it still as the Quest2 gets out in the world (I know that's a big request though). Looking forward to the next update!
Good thoughts. Its my first game, and I'm not sure how much time I want to spend polishing it vs moving on. Audio would help a lot to be sure. Thanks for playing and for the feedback! :)
wow, great game. I used the linux version, looked great, though I had to scale it down in the options to keep the CPU at reasonable levels. I'm amazed you got that done in a month. I want to play more but I'm at work and lunch is over :)
I'm partial to Codenames, so I wanted to give this a whirl. Unfortunately when I try to run it says "Error: Could not find or load main class Codenames-1.0-SNAPSHOT.jar"
Good job! I really liked the marimba sound as the mouse passes over the buttons. My only real criticism is that it didn't seem like the most hybrid of games. Fun though.
Interesting game. I think I'd enjoy it more if I could control the shooting. I like the scenario you've described for the game, but it feels a bit slow paced (waiting for parts to fall) and I don't have as much control as I'd like.
thanks for the feedback! I'll add some more explanation to the description. It probably is a bit crazier than first intended, but its meant to be snowballs flying everywhere.
oh! I thought the submission was locked (how did you guess I'm a newb?) :D I had to cut the background for the windows version but its at least playable now. Thanks for trying it!
Fun idea but seems like there may be a couple bugs. It seemed like I kept getting sent back to the start, even when I didn't get shot. Sometimes the "shrapnel" from exploding bullets would make it impossible to shoot the opponents. Worst thing though was that after buying some towers nothing seemed to happen. This was on FF on linux if it makes any difference.
good job! Its a bit too hard for me, but I'm not really a gamer. :) I like the idea, and it was fun, but I couldn't get enough gold to build anything without landing on some spikes. Perhaps an easier first level would be nice, but probably most people can get through.
Aww, bummer. I ran out of time so I didn't actually test the windows build at all. I can't get it to work on my windows 7 machine. I'm afraid to run it on windows you'd have to download the source from the github link. I don't think I can remove the windows binary at this point so I'll just add a big warning in my description. Thanks for trying!
Edit: hmm, you can just download the source as a .zip and import it using the godot binary provided in the windows build. It seems to work there. I have no idea why it doesn't work in the binary (probably something to do with using an alpha version :] ).
