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Need feedback for my first game, a creepy and goofy 3D FPS!

A topic by Wicked Figs created Sep 07, 2023 Views: 213 Replies: 2
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My game is essentially a fangame, a sequel to an old 90s game called Bad Toys 3D. It recreates the basic Wolfenstein-like engine of the original game and uses a mix of assets from Bad Toys 3D, as well as new stuff created by me. The final game will ultimately have all the reused characters replaced with my own creations, but for now, I'd like to get some feedback on the gameplay! It's fairly basic by design, like the original game, but it can get pretty challenging as you progress. 

It's a fairly long demo with 8 levels, but if anyone can try the first few and let me know what you think about the gameplay, I would appreciate it!

Bad Toys: The Other Mission


This game is actually pretty great!

The passion and effort you put into this is apparent, and it makes it all the more fun! It is simple design, but the little things you put there, like the lore behind the game and who the enemies even are, shows that you really want to make something of your work. I enjoy the classic aspect of taking enemy weapons and getting upgrades, and using your fists when all else fails. 

Idk if this is mostly because of the original game or not, but think the sound design is one of this game's strongest suits. I know exactly which enemies are in a room just from their voices alone! I can't always see healing items and weapons, so the sounds they make are an excellent way of telegraphing that they're there. 

I would recommend some small touches, like making the objects breakable (are they breakable?) and maybe some kind of dash or roll for enemies with guns of their own. I think you have the creative mind to come up with a bunch of cool and unique touches to this game!

Feel free to give some feedback to my game: https://wasabiiii.itch.io/grass-elemental-demo-demo

I also use Gamemaker, it's my saving grace lol. I've heard of its light 3D abilities, so it's pretty cool to actually play a game that uses them :)

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Thanks for the feedback! Yeah, getting basic 3D to work in Gamemaker wasn't easy for me. Had to find many different tutorials and try to get everything to work together properly, but I think it came out well so far. And many of the sounds do come from the original, while all the new characters were voiced by yours truly.

I left a rating and comment for your game as well, great job so far!