Hi, thanks! It wasn't intentional. I just couldn't figure out how to make a camera that looks a bit forward in direction of movement and at the same time to make it not nauseating or to harsh when switching directions
Nice game. I didn't liked that when I attack enemy I lose control over my character. I just can't really maneuver in the crowd is what I'm saying. Also. as other pointed out, starting a room with a charge and health from previous room is really punishing. Other than that it's a great game with good visuals and music
I've completed the game. Turns out I dropped it right before the boss battle. So, boss fight is ok. I pretty much boils down to just stand in the right hole until demon is ready to be punched by a crate. It was really hard to tell when I can hit the demon. A lot of my attempts were wasted because I peaked from the hole, thinking it's time to kick only to die because of ray or miss with box, because it was just moving.
But! I would like to see this game finished. You should invest time in learning trenchbroom and it's integration with Godot.
Would be great mobile, only needs soundtrack. And menu was a little bit confused about level selector: I thought it's just a preview of the world, not a level select. Great game!
It was really confusing to play your game for a first time. We were so used to our slingshot approach, we were trying to play your game the same way :)
Btw, Nick - our level designer would want to know how far you got into the game and what level or parts you thought were difficult.
Thank you! Glad to hear this. Nick - our level designer, asks, can you tell more of how far you get and maybe some difficulties you faced during the gameplay.
Not bad for the first game. I would probably add consumable items so you have to think how to use them to reach maximum distance. It will add more strategy to a game
Yeah, agree. In hindsight we really needed to think about how we actually communicate what's deadly and what's not.
Glad that you liked movement. I spend a lot of time tuning and iterating between different approaches for calculating force. I wanted to achieve feeling of you being a speedrunner, that knows and performs every move perfectly. Fans still feel very unpredictable. But oh, well, we will get it on full release.
Sorry, I didn't thought about mobile during development and some features inaccessible, but I tried web build on my phone and controls feel fine. Can you elaborate more on your issues with control? I've deliberately set music to be lower in volume so music doesn't get annoying to quickly. You can turn volume up in settings, but they're not accessible on phone. TLDR, it's better to play this game on PC for now
Cant play it. Linux build is saying it's missing pck file (you probably forgot to check "embed pck" in linux export template. Windows version can't find something about ,net even though it's installed on my system
I connect all of the pylons with a generator (btw you forgot to change model from default cube) but I don't now how to connect last pole to big terraformer
Love the aesthetic, hate RE-like camera. Controls are wonky and really unintuitive, sometimes - W is forward or sometimes it's left or right. There is a lot of holes in your maps where you could just jump off to the void. But man, the fog and primitive geometry is really selling the vibe. Personally, in addition to disabling shadows, I would've probably used baked lightning. Did you build this levels using trenchbroom or used other tools?
Hitboxes are to wide. It looks like I'm dying from the air. I couldn't progress to level 3 because portal didn't even though I collected all the batteries
