Love the CRT pic you did with your submission - makes me want to pull my old orange monochrome monitor out of the basement and see how GB pixel art looks like there.
This is very charming! I love the graphics. Admittedly it took me a little bit to understand how each minigame worked and I never figured out the bird game but that’s probably a me issue.
I really like this! It was definitely educational and I like the interactive bits tying in with each “chapter” of the gold piece’s history. I will say the platformer bit at the end was a little janky but I understand that polishing that probably wasn’t the point since it’s a jam game.
Nice little jam game. My bit of feedback is that I think making the platforms and spikes stand out from the background would help communicate what is actually a platform or hazard versus a background element.
Nice work! My only critique is that it would be nice if the flashlight could reach farther but I’m not sure how easy that would be to implement anyways given GBStudio’s limitations.
This is really neat, I love the concept of this being a demo game for the trackball, and those win 9x aesthetics are on point. The control scheme was a bit confusing at first since I was playing on a laptop and thus didn’t use the keyboard-ball combo, but I eventually figured it out.
Thanks for the feedback; I’m pretty aware of both of these things and plan on addressing them in the future (as best as I can at least with how limited GB Studio’s platformer mode is right now!)
