This jam was my first time using Unity. Having to learn how to use the software and c# was definitely a challenge. I lost a lot of time and my code was horrible at the end. However, It allowed me to learn a lot about Unity in a very fun and quick way.
I really wasn't confident I could learn Unity AND have a finished game at the end, so I decided to go for a simple game. With the theme, I decided to go with "You only got one Button".
I didn't want to make just a runner game so I decided to make some kind of rpg where you basically press a button to activate the events.
The main problem with the game (except that it's not intuitive since there's no instructions at all) is that too much is left to luck in the game. I wanted to add some features to fix that but as expected, I lacked the time.
Thank you if you take your time to play the game. Music was made with Abundant-music.com
Don't take this the wrong way, but with some better art and some animations this could have been a really great game. I though it was just going to be fighting, but the timed purchases and inn visits worked pretty well.
This is a clever idea that was a bit confusing to start with but then became clearer. I like the simplicity of a Yes/No response to every event. The upcoming event text should be larger and more prominent and the stats display is also a bit small. A good fun game when you get into it.
Wording could be condensed on the events, i.e. " -X HP, +Y Gold" otherwise an interesting concept. Not super exciting in its current iteration, seems a bit slow paced.
Simple but interesting. It was fun for a short period of time, then it got boring quite fast due to the lack of content. Furthermore I think you did a great job as it was your first time using Unity.. *applauds* Good job on that man!
Given that there is only one input, there could be some consequence on clicking during certain parts, or benefits for clicking earlier/later on others. Overall a decent game, good job!
Concept is very good ! UI design is not so good, I didn't get the point of the game at the beginning. You should consider placing the event text in the middle of the screen with a decreasing bar to see how much time left you have to decide ! The game would be awesome then !
Considering you had to learn not only Unity but also C#, this was nice! With a little more work and polish, I think it'd be very interesting to play. Well done!
Nice job! The gameplay is currently quite linear, but with a few twists (shops perhaps?) it could be really good. I already like the take on the theme.
I had lots of fun with this. It's a good blend of stat balancing and blind guessing / luck-pushing. Here's hoping I see more one-button games revolving around life-or-death impulse purchases, in the future. :D
The event information should have been in an easier place to read; I found I had to split my vision from reading to the view, which kept me confused for a short bit. Nice idea for a one-button game!
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5/5 for fun!