I know you've since (somehow) completed it even faster, but this was still super cool to watch! My favourite parts were how flawless training 1 was, and how clean the end skip was in zone 3.
Thank you for your feedback! My interpretation of the theme was exploring and venturing deeper into a new environment but I totally understand where you're coming from
Nice sprite-work and the smashing-up of enemies was really cool. The boss at the end was awesome!
I did find the player would sometimes get stuck on walls, to fix this you can create a 2D Physics Material with Friction set to 0, then just attach that to the player's rigidbody.
I also occasionally got stuck moving along the ground, if you're using a tilemap collider, you can add a Composite Collider 2D component. This combines all the little hit-boxes of each tile into one big hit-box, making surfaces perfectly flat. This tutorial explains it quite well.
For your first game jam this is super impressive and you should definitely keep it up! :)
Yeah sorry it's meant to be that each smoothie is thought-up and made by a different customer. My idea was instead of paying and tipping a barista, you have to produce the smoothie yourself, and you get a discount based on how accurately you make it.
Great job on doing this all yourself! I think the game starts out a little too fast and difficult, you could add some empty runway at the beginning to warm the player up. The ghost effect of seeing your past runs was cool to see. Keep it up! :)
Really cool! I really like some of the puzzles. I did get stuck on the rune puzzle, I think I understand what each item symbolises and the two runes they assign to, but I can't quite seem to get the order. Really impressive you went 3D, the models are good, only critique is that some things seem a little too glossy. This is a great jam entry, great job!
Really cool! I really like the pixel art and player mechanics. I think the movement speed without the collar was maybe a little slow but with the collar it was perfect. I look forward to seeing how you expand it further, if you do decide to :)
There's some good stuff here! I liked how you introduced the boulder and dart trap in an easy room and then went on to slowly make it harder. Some of the jumps are really precise, I'd suggest maybe raising the ceiling a bit to make it a bit easier, also the end trigger for level 6 didn't seem to work when I reached it. Still cool though! and for your first game it's very impressive :)
