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The next will be even better!

Sup Joshington!

Thanks for dropping by earlier; appreciate the support!

Yeah it seems like great minds think alike ey... both working on a time attack mode at the same time..? Coincidence? (Maybe).

Keep up the good work - and we're still waiting for a demo!

Very fun! I stuck at it way longer than I thought I would

I'm not the biggest fan of puzzle games, but this is well made. 

Nice one! The puzzles themselves are quite good too.

Agreed! This game deserves to pop off; it's super fun. PLAY IT.

Looking clean! The UI looks crisp and the colour palette is nice here.

It's great to read that you're enjoying your playtesting; I have this problem too (make sure you don't spend *too* much time playtesting)! 

Thanks a lot Joshington! 

Much appreciated feedback!

For sure, I'll add more story related bits as time progresses - there's a few other things I need to do on the list first; but it's definitely something I want to put time into.

Either as a cut-scene, comic-book style cutaways or something else entirely. (His name's Sol, btw)!

Sup Joshington!

That sucks.... are you still banned from posting on there? 

Maybe the mod/bot wasn't sure if you were advertising too much if you're a new member on there 😳

This is fun! Good job on this! 

It would be awesome if you did expand on it; but even as it is, it's an enjoyable little game.

Thank you! You're a god send

Absolutely - both of those are pretty high up on the to-do list! 

I can add a quick diagram to show controls for now; and then I'll add the options menu which can let you change controls, audio, some accessibility options, etc.

They should be in the next update 😁

Thanks for the feedback again Joshington!

These devlogs are pretty fun to read! Keep up the good work; looking forward to trying the demo when its out!

Thanks so much for the kind words Joshington! Look forward to constant updates!

Hey gabri, 

Cool character!

If you're looking to animate this; you're likely going to need to splice him up into separate pieces and animate them using keyframes.

(Have a look at Spriter, Spine, etc.)

This is how I would separate the character and upload them into an animating software.

Then you would move each separate "piece" where you like to mimic an "idle", "walking", "running", etc. animation.

Also look at IK. (Inverse Kinematics). 

For me, Im using Godot. Entirely free and generally quite simple to use. There's a bit of a learning curve to understanding how the nodes work; but once it clicks, it's super easy. Give it a go. 

There's been a lot of traction with it so there's plenty of tutorials, documentation and examples for you to sink your teeth into.

I kind of suck at it, but it's fun!

Hey psr12,

Thank you for taking the time to give such detailed feedback!

I will be working on those suggestions - + luckily, I know whats causing the bugs. 

Would like to thank you again for playing and reviewing; hope you stick around for the ride!