That's what I thought! I did something similar in my game to register when the player has mowed a segment of the lawn to increment the score, but it took a LOT of googling to figure out. Thanks for answering my question!
Cute game, I really like the frog animation, and it took me a couple of levels to realize that the water was actually the godot logo, nice touch. Maybe consider a limit to how long the frog could stay underwater (like an air meter) to give the player some urgency. Great job!
I like the idea, very in line with the theme. The cutting sound was a bit too loud on my system compared to the sound of the music. Otherwise, great job!
Great job! Platformers are not my favorite genre but I really enjoyed it. You nailed the theme for sure, the animations were smooth, the music was great, and it was CHALLENGING, which I love. One question if you don't mind, how did you handle the balls in Godot, are they scene collections in a tilemaplayer? Very curious how you had so many balls on screen without performance issues. I would imagine having that many instantiated scenes would explode the game. Thanks!!
Very stressful, but I like the concept. Music and art style are great. I especially love the sound and transition when your daily report gets delivered, professional looking stuff! One small bug was that the pile of awaiting folders would flip between labels until I picked it up, made it a bit difficult to plan my next move. Great job!
Thanks for the feedback! I'll have to look into the dropped frames, works fine on my computer, I guess I'll have to learn optimization now! I wanted to put the crane somewhere but ran out of time so default sky was my friend. I played your game as well, loved it. The audio and the text were great.
I enjoyed it. Gameplay is fun, and I really liked the procedural animation with the character's head and legs. I will say that I didn't feel the theme that much, I don't think the "random dimension" added much, since all the dimensions felt the same to me. If I were going to improve, I would add differences to each dimensions with special rules (maybe A and D are swapped) and/or different biomes (lava pools to avoid). I would also add a score and a non-endless mode. Great job!
Great game. My favorite so far. Great art style, nice music, a mechanic that's actually fun, and a very satisfying pop animation. Honestly this could be my new FPS trainer :) Great job!
One of the better, well fleshed out games I've played. My biggest comment is that there was no feedback to taking damage, so I was about half way through the game when I realized that the shields did anything.
