Incredible job here! It's amazing that you pulled this off in such little time, this feels really polished and looks great! Congrats, you should be really proud! :)
Thank you for the kind words! One of the things we were most focused on was making the world feel alive, so I'm glad it payed off! Thanks for playing!!! :)
Very interesting game! It plays really well and I like that you can see your own tail! Ending was funny too.
I think it would benefit from a second weapon, maybe a dash that could chomp up some enemies or something like that, because then you'd get the sense you are really evolving (on top of the power ups). But this is a really solid entry and I didn't experience any bugs or had my GPU melt! Good job!!
Too bad that you didn't get an artist to do the enemies, but the sprites kinda grow on you.
I love that you can use the knife + the shotgun to do a mini combo! (Also thanks for adding a knockback to the knife!) The knife animation looks like the animation in Baroque (PS1 of course) and I really enjoyed that! The sounds of the weapons were really fitting of the weapons too, which is great.
I had a great time playing this, but I think this games suffers the same problem as ours where you can't really easily replay a portion to get a different ending (for me it wasn't clear that I could continue at the last stage so I got the coward ending)
The art direction was on point, probably the best in all the projects in the jam. INCREDIBLE job on the animations!An option to skip the dialog once you read it would be really appreciated because I needed to spam the click button so much.
I wanted to see the end but I just couldn't get passed the dice guy, he got straight 5's and 6's which was impossible to beat.
Check out our game as well! I think it'd be great to do a project together some day (we also use Godot!)
I legit loved the concept! Well done for coming up with that! I loved the color of the lights, and how everything has a color banded look! I found the creepy guy to be so hard to avoid and hard to notice, he was a really silent killer so I would get jump scared really easily. Probably overlooked but I saw the model of the guy and the victim T posing on top of the house after they appeared. That was really funny!
I found it really great that you added the ability to fast forward at the intro cinematic! Also, I agree with the other reviewers, but I think you should also add some sort of glow to the items (on proximity) because it's so easy to miss them and know where to go. Also please block your invisible walls with boulders where you can (for falls you can assume that there is wall there, but not at ground level) :) The thing I liked the most was the audio design and the music though! Good job!
Ah now we've seen it! Sorry this is like our first proper jam, so itch.io is kinda new. We didn't get any notifications that we had new reviews, which is super weird. But yeah, I just wanted to thank you a lot for taking the time to write it!!!
We really appreciate it and liked your suggestions specially :) (for me, in particular the timer to react to the holes in the maze)
This is great! I love the CRT filter and the mechanics, but it was really easy to get lost, specially in the dark! You could add a map to it or something!
I have several issues with your reply, which only cements that the issue that you had with the engine is that they are "woke". This makes absolutely no sense. How do you even assess that "they use to much energy for politics and their agenda/activism"
Also, don't you see that Godot is mainly built by volunteers? Why should a Twitter post even matter, it was made by the Community Manager! And they already addressed the bannings.
But the most important thing: Godot is a tool, first and foremost. If you don't want to be involved in drama then just don't. You chose to be when you made this blog post. You are doing the the exact opposite of what you said: 'I don't feel like having political discussions when I am working with Godot, and I don’t have time for this either."
Just think it through, and maybe you'll actually see how you are not making any sense and just needlessly involving yourself in this.
Honestly if that's your takeaway on how things played out, however tired and having other focuses as you are, I'd like to request a refund.
Godot at the end of the day is just a tool and that shouldn't deter you from developing it further because some drama happened, which may or may not affect the development of the engine as you claim it will.
Godot addressed all the backlash it got from the controversy, and if you still have trouble with that I can only think your problem with it lies elsewhere.
