Thanks, and yeah Im pretty aware of all the flaws :'D I'll definitely release some sort of 2.0 edition personally at some point that addresses everything, but I'm glad you enjoyed the overall experience!
Really cool! Love how the menu already conveys the keyboard key mechanic without having to say it. I may be way off base here, but is there some adventure time influence in this? I know a lot of wizards in the show that look very whimsical like the one you drew, may just be a coincidence tho :D
Level 3 is where I really fell in love with the concept. The inertia of pushing when at greater distance to the target adds a lot of depth to the game, and its incredibly well polished with a ton of levels to boot. Great job!
Ton of charm here, loved seeing the meme of the guy with the remote and beer in the intro cinematic, and for some reason the jump animation is really funny to me. Also really interesting control scheme, reminds me of Bennet Foddy games without the rage inducing aspect. This has a lot of potential!
Big fan of the tradeoff between having more dumbbells and being easier to control! Some of the maps have really small gaps on the edges, so that the duck can fit through but the shark can't which led to me being able to kinda cheese the chase a little bit. Otherwise this is really neat!
Thanks, glad you enjoyed it! I was aware of the stairs bug but I thought it'd be rare enough for me to be able to avoid fixing it (cause the code for the stairs is really messy), I'll definitely take a look at it if I ever decide to come back to this game
Yeah, thats the one glaring design gap that i somehow didnt notice :'D The original idea was to have both the lasgun and shield generator break down randomly like the generators do, but I ran out of time. Different enemy types were also an idea at a time, which would have made scaling a lot easier. Glad to hear you like the concept though!
Glad to hear you enjoyed it! While I do see the David Firth connection, the art style is kind of just a random byproduct of my lack of time. I knew that I would run out of time if I tried to perfectly shade every sprite, so I did everything quick & dirty, plus i'd never used actual brushes before (usually just flat colors), and this was the result. I think it enhances the sort of uncanny feeling the game has.
Damn, idk how I hadn't thought of that. The whole reason I put the armory downstairs is to disable that strat, but I guess the laser kinda screws that up, my bad. Ill definitely change it so that it has to reload periodically
Big fan of this game. One really small thing I liked is the blobby animation in the background when the camera moves. I really like the fact that it's black and white, it adds to the tone a lot. Great visual style and writing, too. Fantastic job!
Phenomenal!! Deceptively hard too. Really like the tradeoff between dodging to use no energy and blocking which is safer. Love how much personality you put in the game with the animations, sfx, and character designs. Great stuff!
The objective is to survive as many rounds as possible, while keeping the power above 0% (the number on the screen in the main room) and also not being eaten by monsters. You can also check the "ABOUT" section on the main menu screen for more :D
Clicking on the product page instantly made me a fan of Green Guy Gaming. This game is insane!! Love the use of drums as SFX, the art style/expressiveness of the car, the music, the upgrade screen, the gameplay (balancing speed and control), theres a lot to love about this game. One of my faves of the jam for sure!
Thats nuts, I hadn't even tested enemy quantity scaling that far, I'd just punched in the formula into a graph and it looked good enough. I hope it wasnt too cumbersome :D
This game is dope! Love the presentation and the gameplay loop. However Im still not quite sure what kind of "careful screening" i should be doing. Is there a way to know a worker wont be good/is lying before i hire them, or is it random?
