I like the ideas, but controls felt a bit more finicky than they needed to be, like staying on a 1 block platform wasn't always easy, and sometimes the teleport went the wrong direction. Maybe gravity could be decreased as well. Also whenever I enter a portal the game slows to a crawl, if this is intentional I would just decrease the player speed and gravity rather than the frame rate.
Thanks for the feedback! Hope you enjoyed the game. I'll take a look at the sensitivity of the controls again.
The portal slowing mechanic was intentional, but I will see if slowing gravity could do the trick as well.
I like the idea! And pretty good levels too, I like how the boxes are sometimes required and sometimes just obstacles. I think it would be great to have more levels and more story. Maybe there can be multiple areas with different graphics/music, first you are at school, then working in a factory, then you get promoted, then you are sent to gulag, etc.
I think it's an interesting idea, especially with the multiple colors. Having multiple solutions for a level really hurts, because if I think I have run out of forced moves, I can't know if a move is correct or not. There are way too many levels, the game should be more focused with some tutorial levels at the start and then maybe at most 50-100 increasingly difficult/interesting ones later. I would also suggest letting the player select a token color and then click to place that color, instead of clicking multiple times on a square for certain colors.
Extremely clever and creative puzzles! Loved it! The best part was that stars that seemed impossible at first were totally doable later, not because I unlocked new abilities, but because I just understood the puzzle mechanics better.
I really like the art on this (although it needs some tweaking, like the penguin dancing not always syncing with the song), but the gameplay's not there. For a lot of things in the world I didn't get a sense of whether I needed to do it for completion or it was just something fun to play with, and in the music sections it was often hard to understand what to do or when to hit notes the first time around. PS, for anyone having trouble on This Much Wood: on the fast notes, ignore the screen, just try to hit the key roughly in between the horn sounds. In the first section they're all D notes, and in the second section it's four D, four S, and repeat.
Pretty cool puzzles and interesting ideas for constraints. Like another comment said, it would be really nice to be able to hide constraints that I can't learn anything new from, because there are so many on screen at once. I noticed a bug: when playing the medium challenge levels, sometimes it would show me a tutorial screen, as if I was playing the regular levels (which I already completed).
This game really blew me away. Solid controls, a simple but surprisingly deep idea, great learning curve, clever and tough levels that all feel different, achievements that make you want to get better, and overall just a lot of fun. 5/5 and favorite isn't enough.
Well, I did go through the speedrun mode properly, although the game runs at 20-something fps for me, and I just now did some timings and noticed the top-left timer takes about 3 seconds per tick. So if you were just using that and not the real time, then the result would be wrong (600 ticks, not 600 seconds).
Starts pretty slow, and movement in general is a bit slow-paced, but getting coins becomes a really fun puzzle once you have enough money to play with the upgrades. The graphics could use more polish, and it's a bit too easy to do a walljump when you want a normal jump (or the other way around), but I definitely enjoyed this game.
Thanks for awesome feedback. Grats on being the first one (excluding me) to complete the game. One thing I would like to ask you. Is your sub 10 speedrun real? Because it seems extremely hard to get such a short time. If it is, you rock.
Great game, I've been playing this game over and over again to try to optimize it. Only thing missing is a mute button (the voice acting is amazing but I don't want to listen to it every time I play :p).
I don't get it. Do the songs speed up over time for anyone else? By the end of Switch vs Evil-Dog it was literally almost impossible to hit any of the notes.
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Thanks for the feedback! Hope you enjoyed the game. I'll take a look at the sensitivity of the controls again. The portal slowing mechanic was intentional, but I will see if slowing gravity could do the trick as well.