Thank you very much for the kind words! I'm glad you enjoyed yourself! In terms of the story... I think a picture speaks a thousand words... And a game cements them into history hahaha
Oh wow, I didn't realise the killzones were that high up, thank you for letting me know! This was my first unity project and the camera gave me the most amount of trouble.
Thank yo for playing and for the wonderful feedback my friend!
I'm so happy the theme is coming through! Thank you for the feedback -- 100% agree with the saws being unfair, I still haven't figured out how to play with perspective in unity.
By ceiling do you mean the floor? The latter section of the level is meant to be flown over, as its a deathzone, akin to mario and similar platformers.
Ah, it might be the fact that I lost some bullets before they reached the final destination?
Probably an explanation of the intended shooting mechanics would be helpful, after a specific checkpoint on the road to peace? I was shooting aimlessly at the center for a few minutes, before realizing I can control the range :D
Ohh, now that's an original take on this theme, good job! If the controls had some symbols or a more visual representation of what they did with colors, I think you'd have a solid game mechanic to expand!
This is the best take on this type of puzzler I've gotten to play this jam -- well done dude! You really managed to remove the confusion and trouble of managing multiple characters, instead focusing on a tightly built puzzle. This would make for an awesome toilet mobile game!
My only piece of feedback is the audio -- some of the sounds were a bit too high pitched, so I had to play with my volume controls. Outside of that, I enjoyed the little puzzler a lot :)
This is the most beautiful entry I've gotten the pleasure of playing this jam. Sincerely, well done my friend. The music choice and speed of gameplay felt spot on. Good job!
Thank you for the feedback my friend, this is really valuable!
I've been toying around with the amount of push and pull quite a lot, trying to remove the feeling of being out of control -- the kinds of death you describe I've had on several occasions myself.
Ironically, I added it with the focus of giving the player more authority over where they are going, but I've heard from several people now that its unintuitive.
If you don't mind chatting to me about this - do you think adding an animation would help with this? Or maybe remove the possibility to spam the throw, in order of enforcing a slower, more deliberate gameplay style? Hmm, or maybe remove the second throw as you suggest, but implement air strafing??
Great little game, well done! You're aware of the pause and restart, so I wont mention them, but I do wish there was a sensitivity slider -- and some more control over where enemies go maybe? I feel like that would contribute a lot to this game being an excellent unwind tool!
Fun game, well done! I'd bump up the brain hitboxes and reduce the spike sizes by just a few pixels, as I kept getting hit at places I shouldn't have been.
Well done my friend -- fantastic concept and great exploration of the idea! Cleared all the content, although there were some bullets going through walls problems on level 10 :P
I actually started with that concept in mind -- getting over it, but with a grappling hook. It didn't work as well as I thought, so it evolved into this :D
