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I want to see what number 4 does with all the sparklies

This is a cool idea, the infinite runner with gravity shifting mechanics. I think it was maybe a little too easy to not fall off the edge, and I appreciated the challenge of lots of falling rocks farther in. I had a good time. I really like the credits :D

This seems really cool! I logged in solo and had a good time exploring the map and trying out the weapons. It seems like it is a really fast paced and crazy type of match. I like the idea of reversing your enemy into some spikes then chucking an exploding rock at them. The music is good, the vibes are good, the movement feels nice and snappy. All good things!

I like this! Sometimes I would just run into the enemies over and over to see if that would get me out of a jam and sometimes it worked :D

Cool idea - I had a hard time getting into a groove and it seemed like the balls were just draining down the hole to end my games :(. The machines are really nice looking. I got confused by the tutorial I think.

I really liked the artwork and the little guy steppin’. I though the items mechanic was a cool way to make puzzles. I wish the puzzles would have had multiple solve solutions; it felt like there was only one way to go to solve them.

The art and music is great! I didn’t quite get the hang of the movement, but I liked seeing all the branching paths on the levels for the different characters.

This is great! I love the vibe and the countdown in your head was a great take on the theme. I LOVE the dithered look. So much. Mechanically it had my tension up every time I staggered with a bare miss. Great game!

I like how this feels like a frantic tower defense game with lots of opportunity for optimal resource management. The wizard and elemental art is really cool and the sound effects are nice. I would have liked some more feedback/juice from the buttons to make it obvious what they are doing.

Bahaha I love it!!

Thank you so much for playing! ❤️

Thank you! The original version is turn-based but I thought it would faster and more hectic to make it real time

I see now what you are saying about ‘chance of success’. I’m showing it as a potentially more digestible version of confusion, but it could be interpreted as ‘chance to hit all 10 and win’ - exploring how it feels to see that minuscule number would be interesting

Thanks for responding! I agree, it needs clearer feedback when the roll is successful. As for the randomness - at 25% chance of success, there’s a 25% chance for the hero to move the direction the player chose. If they miss, it’s split-even chance which of the other 3 directions gets chosen. At worst, the game is a random walk with even chances to go in any direction, but with a single upgrade it bumps the odds so that choosing the correct direction is always the best choice. At 30% chance of success, it’s 23.3% chance to go in any of the non-selected directions. I have ideas for ways to change that in future updates so that sometimes the wrong direction is the best choice.

Thank you! What do you mean by the chance of success being wrong? (gets out pen to note the bug)

This was good. I got all the bugs! I liked how the difficulty in both platforming and enemy AI ramped up. The web build had slowdowns in some of the levels, but not enough to keep me from continuing. Well done!

This was fun and well done. I did not get past the first boss, it was a bit of a damage sponge compared to the enemies in the preceding levels. I liked the idea of building up good weapons in each hand. The effects are nice, I would have liked some cool sound effects to go with them. Well done!

This is really cool. I think it’s just missing some information feedback on what combos and mults do - seeing the number tick up would be really satisfying. Sounds are great, juice is great.

Oh wow that’s incredible!! Best win I’ve seen yet!!

The upgrade system affects mechanics similar to an idle game. It never plays itself, but the XP growth explodes approaching the end and winning is inevitable.

Some of the collisions & the camera is a little wonky, but the music and voice acting is great. I got 30/50 before some of the parts were floating a bit high off the ground and were too far away to collect and return easily. I also had a hard time getting back into the house and usually ended up clipping up through the bottom of the floor.

This is a fun take on a space scavenging game! The first time I didn’t collect any weapons because they didn’t have any letters on them so I got confused. The second time I loaded up on lasers and accidentally made the asteroids even worse, killing my ship when it sped up toward the end of a level.

Hi this seems like a fun take on magnetism. It’s very difficult and I wasn’t able to beat it. The music is a creepy, but gets a little repetitive. I like the animations for the hero.

Solid idea! I think I got all the cards in the catalog unless there’s a secret one that I missed. I can see how this could be expanded to be more strategic with some cards having multiple day cycles of ups and downs to try to take advantage of. It would be cool if there were some markets where the rare packs are really more valuable than the epic ones due to market weirdness.

I’m glad you had a good time 😁 thank you

That’s a good run! Thank you for playing!

Great job! This could use some sound and other little effects to juice it up. The parallax does a really nice job when speeding up. Collisions could have been a little less strict. Thank you for making this!

I enjoyed this! Like the others, I really enjoyed the 4th wall breaking. My favorite was when the narrator said there was no chest at the bottom of corridor because the only chest sprites they had would have faced the wall and looked weird 🤣. Thank you for making this!

Ha! Similar to Skosnowich, it wasn’t until lap 4/3 that I fell off the track while trying to go through the hole off to the side of the race. I really liked the intro and the music fit really well. I was missing some sound effects and the speed was maybe a bit too fast? Really cool race track and terrain it looks great! Thank you for making this.

Really great! I love the idea that that making your train better also makes it worse! The menus are great, as are the sound effects and visuals. I definitely had some issues leading my shots well. It’s likely a skill issue, but having some visual cues in the snow to know how fast and the trucks are going would be helpful. Great submission!

I considered working with the FUComplete modder to set up the recolor to run when the game loaded and when going on a new quest but that level of modding was beyond my skill then. Do you have a link to your mod?

Ha, thank you!! I never considered that the points would tally all at the same time nor did I consider blocking player input while the tally is happening 😆

Thank you! I think limiting the number of tiles you can draw or shrinking down the play area would help make it more challenging as it ramps up. Definitely room for a lot of balancing.

Thank you for trying ❤️ let me know if it happens again!

Thank you for playing! I’ve not seen that bug yet, what version are you playing? and if you’re playing in the browser, what browser and OS?

Fun reflective game! I agree with what others have said about score, but maybe it would take away some of the vibe? The non-comptetiveness was nice. Great entry!

This is great. It was interesting to find new methods to lick more? better?. The visuals are great, the sound effects were on point, and I want to see someone speedrun it. The last couple percent were very much like trying to finish a lollipop in real life.

Thank you so much for the feedback 😁

automatic was me using a github action to build and deploy (I think the action was made for 4.2) and manual was me clicking export in the godot editor and manually uploading files that way

here are my export settings for web

[preset.2]

name="Web"
platform="Web"
runnable=true
advanced_options=false
dedicated_server=false
custom_features=""
export_filter="all_resources"
include_filter="assets/*"
exclude_filter=""
export_path="export/web/index.html"
encryption_include_filters=""
encryption_exclude_filters=""
encrypt_pck=false
encrypt_directory=false
script_export_mode=2

[preset.2.options]

custom_template/debug=""
custom_template/release=""
variant/extensions_support=false
variant/thread_support=false
vram_texture_compression/for_desktop=true
vram_texture_compression/for_mobile=false
html/export_icon=true
html/custom_html_shell=""
html/head_include=""
html/canvas_resize_policy=2
html/focus_canvas_on_start=true
html/experimental_virtual_keyboard=false
progressive_web_app/enabled=true
progressive_web_app/ensure_cross_origin_isolation_headers=true
progressive_web_app/offline_page=""
progressive_web_app/display=3
progressive_web_app/orientation=0
progressive_web_app/icon_144x144=""
progressive_web_app/icon_180x180=""
progressive_web_app/icon_512x512=""
progressive_web_app/background_color=Color(0, 0, 0, 1)

Thank you very much for the feedback!! ❤️ I made my project in godot 4.3, which made some changes to the html exports. At first I was using an automated build for 4.2 that had the same full screen on export that you’re mentioning. When I switched to using a manual export directly from 4.3, it embedded without issues. I can share my export settings if that would be helpful, just let me know!