It's really hard to figure out what's going on. The text themselves seem AI-generated; it's difficult to maneuver when there's a lot of things happening, yet nothing at all.
Dude, you made a game like Vampire Survivors for a jam? Insane! It's cool; I'm a fan of bullet heaven roguelikes, so that's a plus. At least that's what I understood from the gameplay. Sorry to say but I couldn't get past the first area haha :<
The mechanics are overwhelming and kinda difficult to pick up at the start. FPS also tanks on my low-end laptop with more than 15 enemies on screen though, lol.
It's an okay game. I'm a sucker for simple styles, but the visuals lean a lot into "AI" for me (the neon, the blue, and all that). The gameplay is like pretty cool, I feel like you could expand on it more, possible with modifiers in a roguelike fashion. Congrats on submitting!
I haven't reached the end; I just got to round 4 I think. It's like a roguelike where every card you pick is either out to get you or will help you lots. Visuals and audio are great!
Love the vibe! There aren't a lot of recipes though, and it's hard to see which letter to type next because the colors are similar (or maybe I'm just colorblind lol). Great game!
Apologies for the late reply — a bit busy because it's the weekend — but thank you for your kind words!
I had my brother playtest the game after I submitted it, and he also had some trouble with certain patterns. I will definitely be making optimization changes regarding the difficulty and fix some bugs as well.
Dude this is sick! Controls are a bit awkward but everything else somewhat makes up for it! Like Creative Liberties said this game is definitely something I'd buy on Steam. Good work, and keep making games like this!
I believe the issue might be in my repellent logic. Though while I know the issue I'm not sure of the underlying cause. The way I set it up is it takes all neighboring enemies in a 100px radius and generates a small push force away from all neighbors. I'll find it, thank you.
Thank you for playing! And you might be winning the RNG, lol. The way I have enemy spawning set up is the next number has a 50% chance to be the negative of the current sum, meaning if you have 3 = 3, the next number has a chance to either be random or -3 to make it 0. This was to make it easier, but I guess I can tweak the chance a lil bit.
Cheers, dude, and thank you for playing my game! My first idea was a small arcade shooter game but shortly after I wanted to actually be able to move dynamically. There also came the ideas of "zombie apocalypse" and "lone survivor" and so Last One Standing was born! The effect is a CRT shader if you want to play around with that.
Quite confusing at first, definitely need a tutorial or at least a "how to play" in the page description. Though I got the hang of it not long after. I like the glitch concept! Would be great if there were more to play around with!
Really fun game, love how you did this! An endless mode would be great and maybe a combo + point system as well, just to see how far I can get and how many points I can accumulate. Overall, pretty addicting! I do wish the sum animations on the left were a bit slower though, because the next game started around half a second after the win. Well, I got used to it, wasn't that bad.
Anyway, cute little game! As others have mentioned, we could just spam cards until the desired value was reached (while also of course watching out for energy, but I felt the need for a bigger consequence). Good job!
Clever theme implementation! The mazes are overwhelming which isn't a bad thing in this case — very well done! Your introduction to the colored doors could be improved though.
Pretty fun! Music and art is well done; you could probably publish this to the Play Store as a mobile game or something similar, it's a good time waster!
Fixed the selected numbers bug and added the Right Click for swapping operations! And yeah, it would be pretty confusing if you see the move animation but there was nothing to indicate it, lol. Thank you once again!
Oh! That must be because of my spawning logic; it it essentially screen size + random distance from 50 to 100 pixels, I believe. Relative to the player, of course. I'll push an update tomorrow.
I had originally planned on upgrades, but I didn't really have much time. I have an empty "powerups" folder in the game files, lol. Maybe I'll add them after the jam; I still want to somewhat keep the base feel of the game that was there with the original submission.
For the enemy thing, that's quite odd. The way I set up enemy AI is that they just spawn every 1-3 seconds and immediately chase the player (with some minor tweaks to avoid overcrowding) though. There shouldn't be any issues with having to find enemies since they'll look for you. If possible, can you provide more details? Also, thank you for playing my game!
Fast enemies? That's not intentional... well, at least not quite. For enemies with higher numbers I add a small multiplier to their speed (ex. 20 = +2% or 1.02x). Is their speed that bad?
