I think its easier for you to just update it, so more people can play it. And I probably won't have time in the next days, so I would not be able to play it soon.
Nice management game, many things could be added or improved, but that is normal for a jam game.
Some tutorials or guidance at the start would improve the experience, as i felt a bit lost at the beginning. The UI could "pop" a little, showing what changed, to attract the player attention, especially in the "Survived another day " screen. I didn't notice that I've lost one person until the food consumption was 30 in the next day, and not 40 as I expected.
Overall a nice start.
The game modes seem disconnected, like two different games. Maybe a bit of text would help to contextualize their relationship. The gameplay needs some tweaking, especially the sidescroller part (giving a wider area, so it's easier to se what is ahead).
Nice little game, short and simple. A suggestion is to have more colous, everything is too much blue, and foreground, characters and background blending visually.
Very nice and polished, congrats! Makes me remember Life Goes On, which is a mechanic that I knew some people would try on this jam!
When using a gamepad, the cat keeps sliding and I couldn't jump, but I don't know if it is a problem with the gamepad (it's a generic xbox-like controller), or the game does not fully support controllers.
It's a simple FPS, but feels incomplete, even as a concept. The text (history?) at the beginning seems disconected from the gameplay.
After the green level (4th one?), when all enemies ran out of the platform or were killed, the game stopped for me, so I don't know if it ended or not.
Nice management game, many things could be added or improved, but that is normal for a jam game.
Some tutorials or guidance at the start would improve the experience, as i felt a bit lost at the beginning. The UI could "pop" a little, showing what changed, to attract the player attention, especially in the "Survived another day " screen. I didn't notice that I've lost one person until the food consumption was 30 in the next day, and not 40 as I expected.
Felt tricky to align the character to attack, and character locks in place animation when attacking or being hit (this last one has a long recover). But these things feel like they can be improved upon on future versions or games.
A minor exploit: I got the character at an angle that allowed me to spam the eat command on a spider, making me kill and eat it while never being hit.
Nice and fun idea. A bit more info whether the player should say something to the driver can be interesting. As it is now, you can spam the driver until it crashes (or not). But it's a good little game.
Thanks for playing. Yes, I plan to adjust the difficult in the future, just wished I had it better balanced for the reviews, but it's a jam and these things happen.
The stamina bars on the character were the first idea, because they allow the player to look only at the character and the enemies, but came really late in development (like 4 hours before the end of the jam). Before that, the stamina bars were displayed at the sides of the screen, which was really not good.
Different enemies take different amounts of hits to kill. The triangles and squares take 2, the pentagons take 3. The plan was to give better feedback to the player when hitting and killing enemies, but this also wasn't completed in time, so this feature is missing.
Good concept. The player transmission UI could be bigger and with different colors, it's hard to see at full HD. After failing, the restart could be faster. Overall, a nice start for this idea. Good luck!
Looks like a good starting point, but a bit unpolished. It's hard to understand whats happening and why, needs to give more feedback to the player. Also, when interacting with the computer, the small screen stays over the player character, with no obvious option to close it, except moving away from the computer.
Nice idea. A bit hard to control after transformed, and the enemies easily overwhelm you. As you said, you will need adjustments, but its a good start.
Also, try to make the character and enemies smaller, so each room has more space and can have more elements. This will give you more room for improvement in the future.
