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Tiny Goose

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Really fun little game! Super simple but great. With a few tweaks and improvements I could see this being an addictive mobile game!

Thanks for the review (and, presumably, the vote :D)!

Yeah, that is true. I have an updated version (not uploaded yet because Jam!) where I've tweaked the hitboxes and the bats are 100% less frustrating now. The fact it's endless is more to do with wanting to make it more varied without having much dev time left... but I agree with that too :)!

Anyways, thanks man!

I really like this one! I'm not sure why it's farmers and nuns but the gameplay is solid and the difficulty curve is very well done. Nice!

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Oh no! Windows or Linux? 

EDIT: I'm reuploading for Windows, Linux and Mac so you please try again in about 10 mins :)

EDIT2: This is now fixed, and you can play in browser too :)

Glad you liked it! And I'm glad I got the mouse look right - I personally prefer mouselook to be a bit more sensitive so I had to go against my gut on that one!

I'd agree with that actually - the idea was to make it so the player kept moving rather than carefully walking around corners so that it ended up a more arcadey and fun experience. However I do think that 1) the player accelerates a little too slow as you say and 2) that the player decelerates too slow too (so you slide a lot!)

Thanks for the feedback though, it's very helpful 😃!

Amazing! Thank you so much man 😀 Sorry about the volume levels - I made a lot of the game at about 2am and I had my PC volume set very low so as not to wake my gf 🤦‍♂️! Turns out the whole game is obnoxiously loud as a result 😁

Hope y'all like it. It's 2am here in the UK and I've just put the finishing touches on the game. It's my first Godot game (I'm used to Unreal) so it's a bit ropey, and it's also my first game jam so I took the theme a bit literally too... but enjoy! 😁

Hi sclin! Sorry for the massive delay but if you still wanted to play the game, it has now been updated to work with Oculus 😄

Awesome! That's probably as a result of changing the "tracking origin" for Oculus - I'll take a look when I've got a bit more time but I'm glad you're at least able to get in and play 😁!

Hey Pieter! 

Sorry for the delay - been working on some other projects. I've made a test version just for you, to see if it works with Oculus (I don't have the hardware to test!). 

Let me know if it works and if so I'll update the main build!

Link: https://1drv.ms/u/s!AnxtFZSOzYUGltUG7aWoTU5G6wVMOw?e=TGJPdf

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Hey Pieter 🙂

Unfortunately I don't have a Rift or a Rift S to test on, but I will try to set aside some time tomorrow to patch the game for you - I think I know roughly what needs tweaking for OculusVR to work properly 😁

I'll let you know when it's ready 😀

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Huh. Did not know that! So sorry to hear you're having trouble but unfortunately right now I don't have time to fix this 😞. 

However if you do want to play with Rift you can try using the following (hacky) workaround:

  1. Press ` (TILDE) key - it should be top left of your keyboard, next to 1 (although this can vary by keyboard layout) to enter Unreal's console
  2. Hold your Rift way up in the air, type vr.HeadTracking.ResetPosition into the console and press enter. This should bump the eye position up enough to be playable.

I realise it's not ideal but if you're keen to play the game it could work! And if it does, bear in mind you can use that same trick on any UE4 game which supports console commands.