It says for me that this game is disqualified from the game jam. How did you find this game to play? And I think it should work with google chrome maybe
It says for me that this game is disqualified from the game jam. How did you find this game to play? And I think it should work with google chrome maybe
I got 38.36s. Fun and visually impressive, but too difficult in my opinion. I think I would remove the chaser's ability and maybe make the player take less damage from hitting the boxes, but great fun nonetheless.
Intense but at times cumbersome. Didn't manage to complete the whole game, because the monster surprised me while I was carrying the fuel. Even so great stuff!
You can fly by spamming "w" and spacebar, which helped me a lot in completing the game, because it got quite difficult. I liked the story you made for the game. Nice one.
A clever approach to the theme of the jam with very original gameplay. The visuals and audio are great as well. My only criticisms are the game's lack of challenge and slow pace, but the end battle was great closure.
I liked the art style and the idea behind not being able to kill yourself, but there are some glaring issues that I am sure you will fix in the upcoming updates. My suggestions for making the game better would be to let the player control the character with wasd, not have the player glide towards the direction last pressed when in the air, fix the endless void at level 2's ending, and make the third level's circular saw booster thing work properly more than once. Other than that nice submission!
True true but I'm just confused as to what the real mean in this scenario should be. My ratings on assets have been quite inconsistent and have been heavily influenced by the game's overall quality, because I'd like to see the better games succeed even with the assets. I don't want to give two 1/5 and bring down their score, because of the assets. I guess I'm going in circles and at the end of the day it doesn't matter that much.
Yeah I think it would be better if there was just one path and you could focus more on the labyrinth sections inside the shapes rather than have the space be massive and full of dead-ends. It would make the game simpler and less luck-based.
The spirits collide with each other and I felt like the other mechanics weren't working like they were supposed to either. Pretty cool that you've managed to make your own game engine though.
Yes but I think it's a bit different with assets. If you saw a game that had great textures, but then found out that none of them were made for this jam and instead borrowed from somewhere else, what rating would you give? In a sense I would be tempted to give only 1 star, but that would bring their average overall score down as well, which is unfortunate, because assets aren't disallowed and when they made the conscious decision to use some, they most likely didn't expect to get bad ratings from it.
My experience was totally opposite of ramidrejus's. I could stand next to a lamppost and the enemies would come to me and die. But then at 97 seconds the enemies didn't die from the light for some reason and killed me. Fun game still.
Surely I don't give it 5 stars, but would only 1 star be too cruel then? Do I go in the middle and give a 3 even if the dev hasn't made it to give him some points for picking good art? Because it's pretty unfair for the ones who have made their own art in the given 3 hour time period.
