I burst with indignation like a balloon when I saw I could only play one level a day. I want to play! No, seriously, everything looks and sounds so good, but they wouldn't let me play. :(
Well, unfortunately, I can't really rate the game because it looks completely broken on my monitor (my resolution is 3840 x 2160). And yes, to be honest, I really want a web build.
Hey everyone. I'm worried that my game covers are blurry. The GIF that comes after is perfectly fine!
Here's how I create the cover (for this I use Aseprite):
1. I increase the image size integer-wise (e.g., 128x128 becomes 768x768)
2. I crop the image to the recommended dimensions (e.g., 768x768 becomes 630x500)
Even if you don't know what's going on (or if I'm going crazy), I'd be very grateful if you could tell me how you create your covers (especially for pixel art).
The visuals and sounds are very nice! But I really miss some kind of goal. I think it would be cool if there were levels where you had to place specific furniture in a specific place.
A very atmospheric game, somewhat reminiscent of Hollow Knight. I think a smaller hitbox on the character would have been nice, but I still managed to complete the game. Great job!
In the game, you can move the meter left and right with the cursor. If it's completely to the left, the player loses. But what are items for then? As far as I understand, they're supposed to restore the meter. I hope I've helped.
I liked the graphics and sounds, but I didn't really understand the mechanics. As I understand it, you need to maintain the meter using items. But why buy items if I can move it with the cursor? Is that how it's supposed to be?
