There is an auto scale option for WebGl Unity games ;-)
Voidsay
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I hoped that I could outsmart the browsers with the use of plugins, so that everything runs from unity natively without any extra code. Turns out the Browsers outsmarted my outsmarting. I will have to go back to the roots, but the experiment was not a loss. Popup warnings are still annoying, they can be used.
Javascipt is still javascript, compiled or not unless you minimize it like unity does I can read it quite comfortably.
The Silent Hunter Series is indeed very good! I have yet to see a modern game that lets you destroy ships in such a satisfying way. Sure there are u-boat games out there, but none rip a destroyer in half in a glorious blaze with sailors flying in all directions. Perhaps one day my lust for blood and destruction can be satiated.
It was intended for the popups to actually pop, but I just couldn't get it to work from within Unity and was too lazy to put it in an iframe where I can get them to work thru javascript. Browsers are super strict on things like this nowadays. No popups unless you press a button, no sound unless you have interacted with the html in some way or have controls enabled. At least the doxing -eh geolocation works (if the user accepts). So many horrible things that are not possible. Honestly I should have just used image download prompts. They work.
Google Translate did a good job. Almost no mistakes. Also excellent use of alternative word translation. High quality crap!
Ein wahrer Meister seines Handwerks!
Die erzeugten Browserbugs lassen meine geblockten Popups im Staub zurück. Ich war so beeindruckt, dass ich Ihre Daten heruntergeladen habe um Ihre Technick zu erlernen. Mit Ihrem talent können wir die Videospielindustrie in eine neue Era des Abgrunds führen. (Das ist lustig, weil das U-Bot im Abgrund ist)
Weiterso Herr Kaleut und das Ritterkreuz mit Eichenblatt gehört so gut wie Ihnen!
You should rate as many as you want to. There should be no obligation to rate a set amount, since such rules would turn Jams into Jobs.
A bigger number of ratings legitimizes the winner. However not everyone will win the prize. I think that real feedback (not the "nice game" variety) is much more valuable than star ratings. When you rate you should concentrate on helping your fellow game dev rather than rate for ratings sake.
I have not a single clue how I managed to find my brother. I was about to stop playing when I saw this fat troll thing. How nice that arrows cannot hurt him.
I don't like walking sims especially those that make you walk forever in a monotone environment. In my own game making experience footsteps are persevered as annoying. You should use Unity's change pitch functionality so they at least sund slightly different every time and have plenty of other environment sounds that are louder.
Also Itch has an auto detect size option for the unity web player that makes it fit better than the manual value.
The game feels rather unapproachable. I got the impression that it doesn't want you to play it with all this borderline bs happening in the first few seconds. I barely have enough time to find my bearings before I need to act and that usually just ends with me flying head first into death.
While the movement system is unusual, it is functional and if I was to invest more time probably decent. Graphics are serviceable, I just can't wrap my head around the reason that you put a coordinate grid in the background.
My biggest gripe was the fact that the movement is bound to the arrow keys, which means that I have to quickly take off my right hand off of the mouse. This then results in me dying withing seconds, so I take my right hand and put it on the mouse to restart. This is annoying for such a fast pace game. If you expect me to loose quickly, I expect to be able to return to the action effortlessly.
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Experiment Nr.: | 4 |
Subject: | Voidsay |
Score: | 101 |
Reaction to new environment: | slight confusion, random button presses, discovered correlation between score value and number of mouse button 0 inputs |
Reaction to audio stimulus: | loud noise caused startling, long term exposure caused adaptation to stimulus |
Reaction to video stimulus: | no reaction |
Reason for experiment termination: | too tired to click on track pad |
Subjects mental state: | stable, no changes noticable |
Additional notes: | - |
Hey I know how to make bad games! And my actual GMTK submission for 2020 would have been an excellent fit for GBTK#3! But alas, no use crying over spilled milk, let us cry over horrible games instead!
I cannot wait to unleash a monstrosity of unrivaled putridness upon this world, your cancerous growths will get cancer!
I know that it is cool, but I also know how hard it is to make. Things like portals are doable, but creating curved space renderer is on a level that few people are capable of programming. Unless you have some free engine that you would like to provide for a jam, I do not think that it'd be possible to do.
Looks like there is a collider missing in the last level. I am not complaining, this made the second to last step easier :) (I also know the legit solution so we cool)
I had a lot of fun playing it! My only critique is that when the king dies and you have to go thru the menu to open the last level, which is a tad annoying. Also the inclusion of pause is bizarre to me, since there isn't anything happening when you don't press any buttons.
Straight forward game. I think that the music fit the tone very well. My laptop is kind of crappy, so there where a lot of sudden frame rate spikes resulting in me running straight into spikes and not being able to walk and attack at the same time. Needed a few more retries than usual.
I'd love it if you made a few checkpoints and maybe had the companion a bit earlier/had more tasks before the end, since that part was rather short. Character sprites could use some work, but you probably know that already.