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Couldn’t respawn with a key so I had to restart from the main menu.

I skipped this to save a little time, I didn’t think it was important enough. In the full game you’ll want to load a save anyway.

You could make it so that if you press the “Shoot” key when you are out of mag ammo but still have reserve ammo the player automatically reloads instead of dry firing

I had this in Ctesiphon but I always play without it. This being more of an imsim I’m going to resist adding this option to make shooting feel more deliberate and encourage other options.

When you run you could make the player pull her arm back a bit so there’s more of a difference in your viewport when running vs. not running.

She does already but it is pretty subtle. I tied it directly to velocity to keep it simple but pulling it too far can look janky if I don’t smooth it so I didn’t bother. Something for the full game.

Jumping while running feels off, like as if the velocity resets every time.

This actually started as bug but I’m probably going to end up keeping it. In mid-air you have your full sprinting acceleration but it’s counteracted by vertical velocity too and I boosted Mokoto’s sprint speed compared to when I first set this up in the engine and so it causes you to slow down. I have an idea for this in the full game though that different cyberlegs can affect how this mechanic works to unlock stuff like bhopping and strafe-jumping.

Items that aren’t guns, like food, clip into the walls if you get close enough which is weird since guns are exempt from this.

Could you share a screenshot of this? It doesn’t happen on my machine and they’re both rendered in the same code block, buffered into a renderpass that gets processed after a depth clear so there shouldn’t be any z-buffer interaction at all.

In “Level 1: Peaceful”

Yeah that level’s a mess, it’s a cut down version of my testing level for the collision system. It’s more a curiosity than an intentionally designed place. I might put in some time to polish it up later but it’s a very low priority.

I also noticed that enemies can hurt each other after one of them walked in front of another one that was attacking only for him to get instantly popped by his mate, pretty good.

They will absolutely kill each other after friendly fire even if the first shot doesn’t kill. Just don’t interrupt them after they start shooting each other or they’ll put aside their differences again, lol. I was going to add an extra trace to check for friendly fire before opening up but this was funnier. In the full game I’m going to make the behavior faction or character specific.

Thanks for trying it out, I got a good feeling about this one.