Interesting idea for a game; testing geography knowledge with game show spin. It feels like it needed some indication of force and direction when you are spinning the globe might help a bit.
What a silly- er, I mean SERIOUS twin-stick shooter. Controls feel good, but it needs something; screen shake when you get his or something. Hitting the enemy's need some better feel and feedback would also help add some pop to the game.
The artwork was gorgeous and the sound design was wonderful! However, I have a few critiques. Movement did not feel good; the character felt clunky to control and the platform edges felt very slippery (not helped by the character moving backwards every time they reversed direction). The hitboxes felt too punishing. Level design felt off as well; there was several instances in game where I was simply waiting for a very long moving platform to come back.
Beautiful game though! I'd love to come back after the jam and see how it develops with the feedback you're getting.
Also, kudos for managing such a large team on this project! I have no idea how I'd coordinate three programmers and as many artists and still have a unified style! Really well done on that front!
Did i not reply?! Sorry about that! I honestly thought we'd lose to your game the first time i saw the screenshot. I still adore the sprites and level design of Star Piece Steam (except that spot with the pit trap! J/K)
So I signed my team up for the Juniper Dev jam. I was disappointed not to see your team there but I suppose some rest was in order after that last one.
Thank you for playing it today! I think everyone has gotten stuck on that level, if i had it to do over i think I'd move that level later in the rotation and maybe simplify the map a smidgen.
Great puzzle-iteration game! So many variables and combinations to hold in my head! Love the art! Still trying to unlock all of the cards, I'll be playing more later!
Great take on Roulette! I thoroughly enjoyed taking up my proper mantle as overlord of the underworld! The visuals are gorgeous! Your partner did an amazing job with the pixel art!
This game is a lot of fun!!! I love having to work out the best way to load the cylinder to min-max and get the results I want. Well done! Applause! I would love to see this get more development!
I adore the visuals! Very cute and well-done pixel art. I like where you were going with it, shame you couldn't finish. Keep developing it! I think it'd be worth finishing!
Cool idea, but it felt like the game kept dropping mickys when I'd try to move the mouse quickly. I'd consider implementing a floating camera so the player can see more of the road ahead. Fun idea! Thanks for posting it!
Thank you for playing! So glad to hear you enjoyed our little game! We put a lot of work into it (though my team was mad at me for signing us up to another jam back-to-back from our previous one) XD
Thank you so much for playing! Sorry to hear you struggled a bit; once you find the form a widget pops up in the upper-left corner that shows you what needs to be done to the form and what order to do them in.
Interesting idea for an iteration-game. I could see this as something I'd leave running in the BG while reading a book or something similar. Graphics looked good, audio was functional, no bugs. Good effort!
That was a lot of fun! It took me a minute to figure out the delivery packages. Really enjoyable game! Loved the visuals, enjoyed the gameplay. Not sure how I felt about the upgrade system or the combat, but dealing with a hostile work environment while still fulfilling the needs of our customers was spot on =D
There's something hypnotic about watching them battle it out. Shame that the betting mechanic was bugged. :( Hope you have an opportunity to sort it out and re-release it after the jam!
Thank you for playing! So glad you enjoyed it. I hope you have the opportunity to upload a fixed version of your game, it looked like my kind of niche game.
Thanks for playing! Just ran out of time to add volume controls I'm afraid. One (of the many) things i need to add to my library is some option menu code to simplify adding things like that.
Great rage-bait title XD. The number of times I couldn't move because 'forward' and 'backward' were mapped to the same key had me cracking up. The spinner results don't seem to mesh with the displayed colors very well. Cute little title!
