Judge feedback

Judge feedback is anonymous.

• Gives a good taste of older retro game with the shooter. Great variety of enemies. Some of the enemies didn't seem to match kill shot counts, was this a variable? Which is okay, it's all about learning. I found it hard in a good way but having some scale for easy to hard for targets to have lower health may be a good option to add for those who're not normal shooter fans. The art was fun and the sprites were very different and easy to recall on. Backgrounds were good but some felt a little stretched or flatted. This could have been from the resolution. Try doubling the size of your background and be sure it's dividable by 1920x1080, and you can test the visual in Godot to see how it moves with the window. It still would be nice to have you put the sprites in your GDD with labels and ideas of how they are made or how you came up with them! Also the music was nice and fit what you made (It reminded me of Hospital games form the 80s), have fun with it! With mention of the GDD it was very well laid out and gave a lot of detail. Put your art and the ideas for them in there as well. Think of it like a 'How it's Made' episode. It's always great to see the work and effort you put in and how it came to be. It's just helps the judges really see into your vision and work. The game overall was very fun, the movement felt good for the levels. And I found myself restarting several times. You're efforts really paid off with this! Keep making levels and trying new things, the game doesn't have to just be here you can keep learning from it and it's a great tool to do that, so far it's a great start. Really enjoyed the boss fights. I do wish shooting could have been space bar, but that is more of a personal pref then about the game itself. I found arrow keys and z to be my most comfortable use case. The art was fun and the sprites were very different and easy to recall on. Backgrounds were good but some felt a little stretched or flatted. This could have been from the resolution. Try doubling the size of your background and be sure it's dividable by 1920x1080, and you can test the visual in Godot to see how it moves with the window. It still would be nice to have you put the sprites in your GDD with labels and ideas of how they are made or how you came up with them! Also the music was nice and fit what you made (It reminded me of Hospital games form the 80s), have fun with it! With mention of the GDD it was very well layed out and gave a lot of detail. Put your art and the ideas for them in there as well. Think of it like a 'How it's Made' episode. It's always great to see the work and effort you put in and how it came to be. It's just helps the judges really see into your vision and work. The game overall was very fun, the movement felt good for the levels. And I found myself restarting several times. You're efforts really paid off with this! Keep making levels and trying new things, the game doesn't have to just be here you can keep learning from it and it's a great tool to do that, so far it's a great start. Really enjoyed the boss fights. I do wish shooting could have been space bar, but that is more of a personal pref then about the game itself. I found arrow keys and z to be my most comfortable use case.