Very juicy game, same great style.
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Stacy Visits Granny's Grave jam comments · Replied to Genya Games in Stacy Visits Granny's Grave jam comments
Thanks so much for the kind words. We actually prototyped levels with all square assets and we were remarking on the same thing you noticed when we swapped the spike in from the prototype, alas there was no time left to adjust. Always learning, cheers 🍻
I don't know what I was swinging the mallet at, or why there was a skull on the end of the handle. Decent level of polish, no bugs, definitely feels a bit like being at the carnival with all of the effects and colors. I don't know if I should be hitting some of the things I'm hitting with the mallet. They all squish afterwards, but sometimes they're red. Not sure if red is a bad color.
Excellent take on Pac Man. I was a little confused that I couldn't turn around after hitting the end of a hallway. Great art style, nice retro aesthetic through the chunky pixels and restricted palette. Great work!
The talking sound effects SENT me. Good job.
Everything sort of blends together into a horde, which makes it extra frustrating when the bats hit you. There's some excellent spritework in here, it was confusing to see the big skeleton trio on screen immediately as the game starts. I thought maybe it'd build up to that as a boss or something. It is a bit of an overwhelming start between the tutorial screen and all of the new enemies that spawn into view. But I don't want to seem negative. This thing is well put together and an awesome jam entry.
Wonderful, and inspiring. I love the art. I love love love it.
Excellent character and environment art. Many games succeed on just art and story alone, you've definitely got the ability. Keep going!
Dead Slumlord Desktop Adventures jam comments · Posted in Dead Slumlord Desktop Adventures jam comments
Welcome to Game Jams! I think it's really neat that you finished something and made the submission deadline.
One of the better executions of narrative in a jam. The opening was a strong hook. I'm not sure it really hit on the theme for me, but the art was very impressive and well polished overall. Well done!
Really neat idea to possess objects, and I like the intro sequence. It had a good sense of "place" and imagination. I never really felt in control of the player. The jump felt like maybe it took a while to actually get me off the ground once I press the space bar?
The audacity to add in the walking bassline. I love it.
I was surprised the game asked me to be so precise with the harpoon gun, and it feels a little helpless to move around when the big ghost appears. I didn't really understand why the game was slowing down when I took damage, since there were a few times various things had delays on them to register changes. When I die it takes the game a moment to restart, which made me wonder if there was more I could do after my health hit zero.
I think it'd feel shockingly improved with some more feedback when I take damage, and when I deal damage. Things like sound-effects, hitflash, hitstun. But really good work, and a solid jam entry.
Loved it! I sat and played this one for quite a while. I'd like if the enemies wouldn't disappear when they walk to the bottom of the room. I presume that was an issue with y-sort on the tilemap. But there was so much good feedback through sound and animation, and everything just felt good to do!
I love the sprite jiggles, and the music has good energy/tempo. Good work! Sadly, I got pancaked between two boxers and died rapidly.
