Fun game. You should have changed the crates for piles of money, you know? it would have felt more real. And maybe mix the minigames for the doors. But it was still a lot of fun. Good job!
That was an interesting concept, nice job! It would be sick if you add more elements and they all cancel our, like water kills fire, earth kills water, fire kills... air? I dunno...
Thanks a lot! Yes, I didn't have time to make a control editor, but I'm going to try to make a system so that I can implement that easily in my next games. Thanks for the feedback, I'm so glad you liked it!
It's a minor detail (you wait 5 seconds and i'd go away), I loved the pixel art, the Glados vibe and all that. To be honest the pixel art/graphic adventure game has a lot of potential, maybe expand it into a different new full game? Did you make tthe pixel art assets? If so, great job!
Thanks! I tried to be as faithful as I could to the original so people could have a "feeling" of what those old games looked like. I'm glad you enjoyed it!
That was amazing for your first game! Every game you make is a step forward, I'm sure you and your friend learnt a lot in these few days (basic platformer mechanics, animations, health and ammo systems, audio management, enemies, interactive objects, moving platforms, etc...). It's so wholesome seeing new devs make a game for the first time. Keep it up, that was fun!
That was great! about the lag I think it's the particle systems, because when I hit with the sledgehammer and some particles (dust/bubbles) come out I get lag and when the final chest is opened I got lag too. Maybe reduce particles?
Well done!! That was fun! my only complaint is that it would probably be better if the camera followed the player automatically instead of having to drag it. But for your first game (as you said in the end game/victory screen) it's an amazing achievement! I guess that's the point of the beginner's jam, that you can learn by making a full game. Good job!
I recreated a game from my childhood, now mostly forgotten, but I could still find a few people on the internet that still remember it, some comments on abandonware sites, a few reddit posts and even a couple of gameplay videos.
It was a lot of fun to make. A little window into the past.
That was actually funny and fun! It's great for a Game Jam. I was actually enjoying myself making drinks and food, needs more recipes for sure. And I loved the contrast in quality between the whole game and the "YOU WIN" screen, made me LOL in a good way, that was a charming game. Cheers!
