I do agree some good sfx and music could add greatly to the experience, but unfortunately ran out of time this jam :( Thank you very much for playing and the kind words!
Thanks a million!I was actually planning to place down arrows with a marker on either side of the screen to warn the player, but being a game jam (and me annoyingly not begun making the game for the jam until a day after it started) didn't end up having enough time before the deadline hit; sorry that you ended up losing cos of this :(
To be completely honest, I had in fact at first coded in a PID controller for the drone, which would help the drone to be more stable in one tiny location, but decided that would -- and I quote myself -- "make it too easy" XD (turns out not an amazing idea when the game is too difficult for a lot of the game's audience, but oh well!)
Thanks a lot for the feedback, and I'm glad you liked it!
Thanks! ;) The drone mechanics was initially designed to be slightly tough to keep completely stable until mastered (somewhat similar to an actual drone), but looks like I might have overdone it a very tiny bit....... whoops!...
Really fun game! Think it could have been cool if the rocket had a set amount of fuel that you can't exceed, or if other objects existed that were also affected by gravity that were in the way of the player. Overall, a joy to play!
Thanks for playing! My original plan was to add an in-game tutorial for the controls and instructions, but ended up having to desert that due to having little time. Glad you had a good time!
Thanks for playing! The robots were only meant to be able to hold one thing at one time, hence once the iron is mined, it replaces the now-broken pickaxe. I didn't really have time to add much sfx but think it really would have been a good addition (especially when selling/collecting iron, as you've mentioned). Hope you enjoyed!
It was actually my first time doing art for a game, so I'll keep pixel density in mind next time (or modify it once the jam is done). I do agree the game could be better if it were more automatable, especially in later levels of the game. Thanks for playing and for the the feedback!
Amazing game, really fun to play! The dominos and balls were very entertaining to me. For level 7, it would have been better to at least have some kind of visual cue, to show that the domino is heavier (for example, make it bigger or a slightly different color), as it does feel slightly annoying when you wait for the entire chain to fall, but then stops at the final domino, but you can't tell it any different from the rest. Lovely game though, with great art and music.
Thanks for playing! The motor sound was in fact a human voice 👻. The main mechanic of the game was to blow up other players by punching their engine; on PC, this would be using SPACE or clicking mouse when near another player (this is outlined in the tutorial).
Really amazing game, fun to play, but something turned me off about this game! Despite the cheeky joke, I have found this game quite creative, and enjoyable.
Great game and good concept, but small intricacy, why would a robot be affected by zombies - would not a human character be more accurate in this case?
Thanks for Playing! Get hurt by your own traps was actually meant as a core concept for this game, as it forced you to properly and purposefully plan the level in advance, so you don't get killed by their strategic placement.
Great Game. Excellent art style and animations, and I love the music. An amazing game, but I think there was a lot of screen shaking , and was extremely overwhelming during the main gameplay. Still though, An absolute joy to play!
GG. Entertaining, but could not work out the criteria for placing a monument; no further hints were given either. Also, when starting the embedded version of the game on the itch.io page, the message "You are not allowed to access this project." appeared for me; to play the game, I instead had to go to https://cocrea.world/@pxzzlz/PlannedtoPerfection. PS: Turns out this was just me, as I was not signed in to Gandi IDE :|
Cool game, and I definately found that the download was much more stable than the web version, which was laggy and had wayy to high mouse sensitivity. Opon playing the download though, really liked playing it!
I think it is a good game, but found it quite hard to follow. This could have possibly been due to the text-based nature of this game and the vast amounts of text were quite overwehlming; if you do indeed want to use python for this, I would recomend using graphics to hep this get shown better, for example with Tkinter or Pygame; using a game engine like Godot could also be helpful for you, which uses a laanguage quite similar to Godot. Also, a sidenote, to obe able to run the game, a Replit account is necessary as you need to fork the game to be able to run it; it is only for the owner of a replit project (as well as collaborators), that is able to run it. I would therefore suggest creating the game natively on PC (rather than on the web using replit), then building it to an application using PyInstaller, and uploading that to itch.io. It might be a slight inconvenience but it lends to an easier way of getting the game to run. Hope this is helpful!
Great game, especially in 48 hours; minor bug though, if I spam space for jump, I can actually start to fly. However, I just realised this after finishing the ame once, and without [knowledge of] this tiny bug, I thoroughly enjoyed the game. Wonderful art, and I really liked it!
GG, but it would have been more better if there were multiple levels, maybe with stuff like addition, subtraction, division, or a varying amounts of each per level. I also often got conscecutive repeated questions. Liked the game but think that a bit more variety in questions, and art would be better.
