Hey, just logged into NG for the first time in forever and saw this. Thanks for tagging me! Great job on finishing up the game. Let me know if you should ever have need of a programmer again.
Hey, just logged into NG for the first time in forever and saw this. Thanks for tagging me! Great job on finishing up the game. Let me know if you should ever have need of a programmer again.
Of course I'd tag you! Most of the game's coding was done by you, I just cleaned up bits and pieces. It's so cool to see you come back. Also, feel free to go putting this wherever you like to push your brand! I'll give you the source files if you need 'em, just email or message me.
I used to love the previous GemCraft games, so i was quite excited when I saw there was a new one. And it doesn't disappoint: New features enhance the game experience and previously successful features were kept. The game satisfies on all avenues: Mechanics, narrative, progression, visuals, audio, overall design and concept - you name it. GemCraft Chasing Shadows is certainly a worthy successor for this series, and also my personal Tower Defense favorite right next to Bloons Tower Defense.
With the amount of time i have already played this game I couldn't possibly give it any less than 5 stars. The only less-than-optimal things I can think of are: A) That every now and then, there is a lot of text on the screen. Going through the tutorial or opening the options for the first time can be slightly disorienting with so much information stuffed into tiny spaces. And B) I would've liked an in-game help summary of all the keyboard shortcuts. I am all over those, but with so many of them, most shortcuts were forgotten rather quickly. I would've liked an in-game cheat sheet for this, maybe a seperate tab in the options somewhere.
I like it for what it is - that is a plain copy of the old snake. The game works well, but isn't entirely too creative. You could also put some more work into making it look prettier by making a start menu, a game over screen, a leaderboard, using better visuals, that sort of thing
Thank you for your feedback!
Not a fan. I can't tell when I've clicked the right or wrong thing, and onscreen messages are worded rather confusingly, and I can't distinguish between the different levels. Seems like one single very short level with poor instructions to me.
There are 2 levels. One- you've gotten the girl monster out of the way. And the other congratulations! (You've reach the final level.)
Interesting - I was gonna give this a lower score but had to consider that it actually kept me playing for a few minutes before I stopped. Autoattack dmg should increase faster IMHO but other than that cool idea
Not a fan. The resolution is not right, the game doesn't show fully. Jumping off the left side doesn't restart, you just keep falling. The 'blue bunny' doesn't show unless the player is moving, the colours and the particle effect seem out of place. Definitely still needs work!
It's a beta game, also I fixed the sprites, and I'm working on the restart script as well. And you need to make it fullscreen to see the GUI.
Cool idea. Could use a little more work every here and there but overall not too bad
Works well but isn't entirely too creative
Thanks for the feedback FishtailGames.
For my first game I followed the KISS principle. In future versions of Slap'Em Happy I will look at adding more creative gameplay.
As far as physics based puzzlers go, I like it. I would have liked a short introduction - it took me a minute to find that the brown circles are barrels to be thrown with the mouse. The puzzles are relatively simple, but the game is still entertaining to play for a few minutes! Good work
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