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If you wanted to run it on a non-Debian platform, there are only two folders you have to move.

I tried that, manually copied the files to my /usr directory, but the game still didn’t start (logs). Arch Linux btw.

In the end it was easier for me to run the Windows version with Proton. :-)

Hey man, great job! It’s a cool upgrade from your previous sledding game. It’s always impressive to see procedural terrain generation of any form.

One small point - you might want to consider packaging Linux versions of your games as AppImages so they can be enjoyed by users of distros other than Debian-based. ;-) It’s still cool though that you made a DEB package, I haven’t seen that anywhere on Itch.io before!

Keep up the good work!

I liked it! After increasing FOV it was fine. Just something to keep in mind. Great job man! :-)

Very fun little game, quite intense! My main complaint is that shaking is way too strong! Good thing that it’s possible to increase FOV in the settings to make it less disorientating.

Oooh, it’s a nice spin (no pun intended) on the pong game! Good job! I made a similar thing back in the day, though unlike you it took me 3 days instead of 3 hours. xD

Thank you for such kind words and for taking your time to play my games! It means so much to me!

Thanks so much, that’s very sweet! ^^ I didn’t expect anyone to find this page. I’m really happy someone appreciated my small beginnings. :-)

I’m still sort of amatuerish game developer (despite some of my commercial experience), and unfortunately I don’t have a lot of free time recently, but when I do, making small games for game jams or just for myself is one of my most favorite and rewarding things to do.

I hope you have a fantastic day. ;-)

Understood, makes sense!

Nice to see you continuing working on the game! I’m wondering why do you need a custom Godot build? Did you make some obscure modification that won’t be merged upstream? Just curious, that’s all. :-)

Fantastic! Very creative variations of the pong game, I wouldn’t be able to come up with so many!

Very cool idea! But I couldn’t complete it sadly, the dialogue with inspector suddenly stops when he says “Can you spell out your full na…”. I tried blindly typing my name from the passport, but then he just says that my name is invalid.

Also, it’s strange that you have to use Craliand’s date format for the passport code in the Lizerbourg passport. If I was an inspector this would raise a red flag for me. :-P

Awesome! I find free aim much more pleasing. Thanks for listening to the feedback!

Another thing that I think is worth looking into is making the levels shorter, at the moment each one is 7-10 minutes long, which feels a bit stretched out. Maybe make the number of waves configurable? 3-5 minutes is I think how long they should be. But maybe when you add more content to the game it will feel different.

Very nice twin stick shooter! I like the simplicity of it, which is what you were going for. The graphics are very nice! And the upgrade mechanics is pretty good.

I have only one major gripe - the aiming feels very cumbersome. I keep hitting the terrain or shooting over the enemies, especially the flying ones. And I think it’d be nice if the crosshair wouldn’t be locked at a fixed distance from the character.

I think it would be nice if the game paused at the beginning to let you read the tutorial.

I also think the game could use some music!

Very nice job overall, good luck with this game!

Tim, I just wanted to say thank you for listening to your community and not letting this awesome game die. As much as I would love it to be open-sourced so it would be given a second life, having a way to play it at all is infinitely better than nothing.

Would you perhaps consider doing the same with your other 2 games, Sky Break and The Free Ones? I bought them on Steam when I had the chance and I really enjoyed them. I want my friends to give them a try as well.

Nice take on the Chrome Dinosaur game! My high-score is 383.

I don’t necessarily understand the science behind this but it doesn’t make it any less cool!

Very cool racing game! I love how seamlessly you transition between locations and tracks. And really impressive AI, it’s quite challenging, even on normal difficulty!

This is a cool little action game! It is so simple but very fun trying to dodge and collect the “time”. I love the story LMAO. :-D

For the criticism I think you need a different background, one which doesn’t blend with the character so much. And also map some other button to start the game (like Enter), so you won’t exit fullscreen in browser by pressing Escape.

Very nice puzzle game! It’s cool how such simple rolling and matching mechanics makes for such challenging levels. Getting gold is really hard. :-P

20 levels is really impressive for such a short time, I probably wouldn’t manage to make so many.

I wonder how did you come up with the most efficient solutions? Did you write a solver, or are you just really good at this game? :-D

Yeah, I got so many “enemies drop more money” that the game would freeze for a second when I destroy the purple ships. :-D

Maybe it would make sense to stack money into a single object when there are a lot of them?

This is easily one of the most fun and addictive games I have played in a long time. Gotta get all the upgrades!​

Oh, it seems that AppImage requires FUSE 2, but you only have FUSE 3. Interesting! What distro are you on, out of curiosity? On Arch Linux there are 2 packages: fuse2 and fuse3, I have both of them installed.

Yeah, it’s tricky to find a window for the cooldown! :-D But you don’t need to cool down all the way to 0%, I usually try to keep between 60% and 90%, because the laser actually deals more damage when it’s heated more.

As the error says, you need to have FUSE installed on your system to run AppImages. But you could always download the LÖVE file and run it directly with LÖVE. Or just run it with Wine like you did. Sorry for the inconvenience! Distributing LÖVE games is a bit tricky.

Good point about precise aiming, it’s actually implemented for joysticks, but a different solution would be needed for keyboards, like using acceleration. But I found that rotating back and forth a couple of times does the trick as well.

I actually more enjoy the game with short ranged ships, it is more intense that way. Basically the gameplay comes down to spinning constantly, and finding a short window of time when you can cool down your laser.

Thanks for playing and for the helpful feedback! :-P

Yes! Finally!

Thank you! I’m glad that you enjoyed it!

​Funny and addictive gameplay!​ Visuals are very nice, and Summer by Vivaldi of course, what an excellent choice! :-)

Nice!

Very cool game! I really like the ability to control the tank remotely. I like the variety with each level, you got space, urban, and medieval setting, all with some nice puzzles and platforming, which is neat. You also spared no expense on the arsenal, there’s almost always 2 to 3 ways to blow something up, LMAO. Pure destruction! :-D

Nice, simple, and fun platformer! The level has well-placed platforms, traps, and enemies. I like the tune in the main menu! The game could use some music too. Also a bit more feedback on taking damage, like a damage sound, wouldn’t hurt as well (pun intended). :-)

Wow! Really well done game. The art and animations are amazing. The bouncing mechanics is very fun and challenging, along with TNT and lasers that you have to neutralize without getting harmed. Levels are well designed and form a nice difficulty curve. Sounds and music are nice. I just can’t find anything to complain about. Incredible that you made something of such a high quality in only 72 hours! Congrats!

Very cute and fun platformer! The art and sounds are amazing. I like that the levels aren’t sorted by difficulty, this breaks player’s expectations by throwing an easy level after a hard one, which is a welcome surprise. :-)

Very cute and fun platformer! The art and sounds are amazing. I like that the levels aren’t sorted by difficulty, this breaks player’s expectations by throwing an easy level after a hard one, which is a welcome surprise. :-)

Really cool puzzle platformer! Well-made puzzles with very original light mechanics. Fits the jam theme and limitation perfectly. I like that it’s a singleplayer and a multiplayer game at the same time!

Really cool puzzle platformer! Well-made puzzles with very original light mechanics. Fits the theme and the limitation perfectly. I like that it’s a singleplayer and a multiplayer game at the same time!

Congrats on the 1st place! :-)

Cool, you really changed the game quite a lot! It’s much more interesting now!

Thank you so much!

Wow, really impressive for a 12-hour game! You got skill - doesn’t matter if it’s inspired by another game or not. Graphics and audio are awesome, the levels are well-designed, movement could be a bit better, but it’s good enough. Cool parkour game overall!

One problem I noticed is on the 3rd level you have less energy than there are turrets, so it’s impossible to complete. And it also would be nice to have a “Next Level” button so you don’t have to go to the main menu each time. Also I noticed that the timer in game is slower than real time - my guess is that you don’t use delta time in your time calculation, but it’s just a guess. I’d do it like this:

var time: float = 0
func _process(delta):
    time += delta

I also liked your devlog! Very incredible to develop games at your age, especially of such good quality.

Fantastic job on the game. I wish you success and all the best. :-)

Thank you for your feedback! Both things are planned. :-)

EDIT: Just released update 0.2.0 that adds one way platforms and coyote time!

Thanks!

Good use of the limitation! Art is very nice, I can tell a lot of effort went into it! I especially like dynamic shadows and character rotation. I wish the game had some well-defined goal. Adding a counter of collected flowers would already be a great improvement!