I wasn't expecting this game to be as addicting as it was. It's a bit hard to understand how the rockets work, and I had to read the tutorial (which I am not really a fan of), but when I understood the game it was quite hard to stop playing.
This game feels exactly like my experience with managing projects. It starts fast and easy. Progress is tangible, and you don't really have to care about the mess that you are leaving behind. But as time moves on, the stuff that you just left around starts to pile up and halts the progress to a standstill.
Despite the ptsd, the game was a lot of fun. The art style is cute. I know that games like this have a niche player base, but I hope that you can achieve what you set out to do!
Thanks for the kind words. Yeah it has a niche player base, but I'm facing some design issues on how to keep it interesting in the long run. After some time when you figure out the puzzle it gets boring real quick. This project is paused for now as I have some other projects that can generate income faster for me with a more clean and stablished design.
Ainda vem muito por aí, inclusive todo um retrabalho da arte. A questão do tempo é algo que vou mudar, essa parte da progressão de dificuldade vai ser bem trabalhada ainda. Eu planejo fazer uma progressão através de vários níveis sim, mas só depois que o gameplay básico tiver bem acertadinho. Além de progredir dentro de uma partida, o jogador terá um objetivo a alcançar ao longo de várias partidas.
Qual seu jogo mais novo? Queria dar um feedback também.
Awesome game! Crazy difficult starting out though, the time limit makes it pretty damn stressful. Personally I'd consider introducing a "number of blocks" mode or increasing the time limit to start with, then ramping back up in a hard mode, to give new players time to chew on the controls and strategies in relative peace
Hey, thanks for trying! Yeah, it is difficult, I've got you. I've been working on this alone for some time now and the difficulty ended up being balanced for me. On a future version I'll balance the first levels to have no time, only a target score. Then I'll introduce more challenges later. Maybe I'll work with just the target score, earthquake timers and intensity, leaving that time limit out. You're giving me many ideas!
Happy to help, it's off to such a great start. I'm sure it'd already kill in the masochist's dark souls' demograhpic. I'm starting to figure out linking and designing combos, and I'm verrry proud that I got to 300 meters, it was tough
Another feedback: Getting bumped back to zero after descending feels bad to me, especially when I had a monster combo in the prev level, I think you should have score carry over when you beat a level, or change the score requirement to "cumulative score" so you're rewarded for landing a massive combo.
Hahaha, I'm part of that masochist dark souls demographic =). But that's not exactly my aim here. I want the game to be challenging but satisfying. I'm happy to hear that you stayed playing and got to 300m. Thanks, that means a lot to me. It's my first game, so every progress counts a lot.
You're not getting bumped to zero. There is a cumulative total that will count towards the end, which is part of the greater goal that will be set through many matches. There are still many loose pieces on the overall design of the game. It is like you've just said, but each level has it's own score requirements. Through many matches, the player will need to use their earned credits to make repairs and survive, while at the same time being cautious about spending credits, since the end goal is to buy a very expensive ticket back home.
I'll be posting devlogs and announcements here, and some stuff on social media too. If you want to get news on email, signup to the newslettar at https://www.megacrabgames.com/
Thank you so much for you feedback, it means a lot to me!
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I wasn't expecting this game to be as addicting as it was. It's a bit hard to understand how the rockets work, and I had to read the tutorial (which I am not really a fan of), but when I understood the game it was quite hard to stop playing.
This game feels exactly like my experience with managing projects. It starts fast and easy. Progress is tangible, and you don't really have to care about the mess that you are leaving behind. But as time moves on, the stuff that you just left around starts to pile up and halts the progress to a standstill.
Despite the ptsd, the game was a lot of fun. The art style is cute. I know that games like this have a niche player base, but I hope that you can achieve what you set out to do!
Thanks for the kind words. Yeah it has a niche player base, but I'm facing some design issues on how to keep it interesting in the long run. After some time when you figure out the puzzle it gets boring real quick. This project is paused for now as I have some other projects that can generate income faster for me with a more clean and stablished design.
parabens pelo jogo, achei incrível, a paleta de cores ficou nota 10 e os efeitos sonoros tbm.
segue feedback:
novamente parabens pelo jogo e fico ansioso para ver a evolução do jogo.
Obrigado!
Ainda vem muito por aí, inclusive todo um retrabalho da arte. A questão do tempo é algo que vou mudar, essa parte da progressão de dificuldade vai ser bem trabalhada ainda. Eu planejo fazer uma progressão através de vários níveis sim, mas só depois que o gameplay básico tiver bem acertadinho. Além de progredir dentro de uma partida, o jogador terá um objetivo a alcançar ao longo de várias partidas.
Qual seu jogo mais novo? Queria dar um feedback também.
opa, esse aqui
https://rustail.itch.io/prospyre-cards
Atualizei o jogo hoje, vem conferir!
ficou muito bom com as mudanças, rapaz acho que tú já deve começar a pensar em publicar em alguma loja da vida.
eu quero lançar sim, mas até lá ainda falta muito trabalho para virar um produto que as pessoas queiram comprar.
então, se precisar de ajuda com sugestões cola lá no direct no discord
Awesome game! Crazy difficult starting out though, the time limit makes it pretty damn stressful. Personally I'd consider introducing a "number of blocks" mode or increasing the time limit to start with, then ramping back up in a hard mode, to give new players time to chew on the controls and strategies in relative peace
Hey, thanks for trying! Yeah, it is difficult, I've got you. I've been working on this alone for some time now and the difficulty ended up being balanced for me. On a future version I'll balance the first levels to have no time, only a target score. Then I'll introduce more challenges later. Maybe I'll work with just the target score, earthquake timers and intensity, leaving that time limit out. You're giving me many ideas!
Happy to help, it's off to such a great start. I'm sure it'd already kill in the masochist's dark souls' demograhpic. I'm starting to figure out linking and designing combos, and I'm verrry proud that I got to 300 meters, it was tough
Another feedback: Getting bumped back to zero after descending feels bad to me, especially when I had a monster combo in the prev level, I think you should have score carry over when you beat a level, or change the score requirement to "cumulative score" so you're rewarded for landing a massive combo.
Followed and looking forward to more updates :)
Hahaha, I'm part of that masochist dark souls demographic =). But that's not exactly my aim here. I want the game to be challenging but satisfying. I'm happy to hear that you stayed playing and got to 300m. Thanks, that means a lot to me. It's my first game, so every progress counts a lot.
You're not getting bumped to zero. There is a cumulative total that will count towards the end, which is part of the greater goal that will be set through many matches. There are still many loose pieces on the overall design of the game. It is like you've just said, but each level has it's own score requirements. Through many matches, the player will need to use their earned credits to make repairs and survive, while at the same time being cautious about spending credits, since the end goal is to buy a very expensive ticket back home.
I'll be posting devlogs and announcements here, and some stuff on social media too. If you want to get news on email, signup to the newslettar at https://www.megacrabgames.com/
Thank you so much for you feedback, it means a lot to me!
I've just update the game, come check it out!