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ROBOT NEEDS POWER
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ROBOT NEEDS POWER
Did you use any sort of AI during the development of your submission?
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Loved the mechanic that when you run out of batery you need to use another robot, and see the robots behind where they energy runs out give me lots of inpiration for game mechanics. Great job!
I like the mechanics and simple yet effective use of the theme. Lot of potential with this idea! Camera is a bit wonky and the reset is a bit abrupt so I got disorientated a few times. Other than that, nice work!
Thank you very much for playing ^^
Completely agree, I originally planned to have some very short animations/cutscenes for dying and respawning but ran out of time x)
The game is really great and very creative. While moving from one place to another, you need to find the right paths to prevent your battery from running out , such a clever idea!
Thank you very much, glad you liked it! :D
I kinda like how the game works like sacrificing your own just to get open the door, there is a potential this gonna be challenging and puzzling. Hoping there is some simple but mind-blowing solution when the new puzzle comes out! Nice! :)
Thank you so much! There is definitely more that can be done with these mechanics :D
Very interesting mechanic that led to some really fun puzzles! I could definitely see this being expanded, with all the puzzle possibilities this sort of idea has. It was also somewhat.. creepy? to see your past lives just standing there lifeless in the darkness.. I agree with some other comments that the camera controls were slightly jank, but other than that, this is a great submission, one that I hope to see expanded!
Thank you so much! Completely agree, I had ambitions for more puzzles with more complexity but time ran out, as it always does x)
I was actually going for a bit creepy/atmospheric so really happy to hear that translated even without music!
I'm considering expanding it more in the future, we will see! Thanks again for the great feedback! ^^
Very cool mechanic! made for some interesting puzzles. camera controls were a little janky but otherwise very nice!
Thank you so much! I'm really happy with how the last puzzle turned out especially ^^
Completely agree with you on the camera!
Fun game! I like that you can see (and use) your dead selves - it's weirdly satisfying filling up the map with bots. The camera's movement was strange and a little annoying. Good collection of puzzles and an interesting environment to explore. Great work!
Thank you so much for playing and leaving feedback! The seeing and using dead bodies was my favorite part of the game so I'm really happy to hear you liked it ^^
Really interesting concept! The last puzzle had me confused until i figured it out and then it felt so blindingly obvious. That pressure plate could have been a bit more obvious as I first thought it was some kind of hatch and the camera was a bit annoying to control at times but otherwise a really great game for a 48 hour jam!
Thank you so much! That is exactly the experience I wanted you to have so I'm really happy to hear that ^^
Thank you for the feedback regarding both the pressure plate and camera, I totally agree!
Like others said, I really like how you used the player's past bodies to solve puzzles. I think the pressure plate at the end could have been marked a bit better but other than that, this was fun to play!
Thank you! That was the part of the game I was the most happy with ^^
Totally get you regarding the pressure plate, I remember wondering if it was obvious enough as I was making it
Really cool concept!! I found the mouse controls a little tricky but otherwise enjoyed it! Nice job :)
Thank you very much! ^^
"if only I had known that" ahhh game
pretty nice
Hahaha, thank you! :D
I liked how the "dead" robots were useful in gameplay. Good job!
Thank you very much! That was the main mechanic I wanted to explore :D