Pretty ok but I feel like you needed a little more of testing; once you enter the game you cant close the game unless you finish it, cant modify the volume in-game, and I feellike the collisions are too big (you die even if the enemy is not touching you). Also I was searching for a attack button, since the player has a wrench I thought I could attack.

Levels are cool and movement and jump feels nice, good job overall! If you can, I recomend you from now on to update a web version too; people tend to try it more if it can be played without downloading anything.

Nice and quick, but a very nice controller you've got there. Jumps felt tight and responsive.
Would have loved to see it be a little bit longer and perhaps some slightly more forgiving hit boxes or a life bar!
Good entry! Well done!

hello, i enjoyed your game, thought it was pretty neat, i can see you used a more involved character controller because you can jump in the air right after you leave a platform, which feels better than defaults godot controller. as others noticed here, the hitbox of the obstacles that kill you are way too big, and the feedback of dying to them therefore feels bad. that being said, the controls were well implemented, the objective was very clear, and its clear to me there was effort in the overall presentation. Very cool game man.

Привет! :)

It's a fun little platformer about collecting batteries, which unlock a portal so you can continue to the next level. The background of your pixel art was awesome. Good job on that. :)

Also great to see a mobile version! Wish there were a browser version too, since most people love to play game jams directly in their browser. :D

The people before me already commented on the hitboxes, but nobody pointed out the exact issue with them: the collisions are way bigger than the sprite. My suggestion (for the game-feel) would be to make the hitboxes slightly smaller than the corresponding sprite. (I added a screenshot with a suggestion)

Congrats on your first Godot Wild Jam, it's a solid entry! <3

This was pretty cool, definitely see the vision you were going for! Agree with the other comments about hit boxes but good job otherwise. Keep it up!

Was very good, but please make the hitboxes on the enemies and spikes more forgiving, I found myself dying at parts where it looked like I wasn't supposed to die. Even so, Good Job! (;

pretty good for (i'm guessing) a first platformer of yours. though you should improve on making the hitboxes more gameplay viable

Well done platformer