The game is a infinite “turn-based” runner in which you play by only going left or right, after that. the map will scroll up if you moved, or if your time limit has been reached.
+ Aesthetic is coherent and most of the gameplay bits are easy to read - the death sound is REALLY LOUD + I like the idea of a path-recognizing game, and being in a position where I knew which moves I wanted to do ahead of time and then getting to execute them rapid-fire felt very satisfying: but - The fact that the only way move downwards is to let the timer run out, and that it can sometimes be your only valid move make for a very bad combination: it encourages people to wait for the timer instead of having fun in the game.
I like the mood and it definitely is a puzzle runner! Sometimes it was unclear how I would need to move to avoid some danger and I seemed to slide over them making it appear that I'd hit them but there was no penalty... Otherwise great stuff!
This one is also pretty fun. The fast puzzle solving is an interesting mechanic. I do feel it's more suited to be a 3 button game (left, right, and forward) because having to wait for moving forward kinda ruins the rhythm. It looks good and sounds nice too, but the SFX are too loud.
+ Nice Graphics and Music/Audio. + Good puzzle game idea. - Kind of frustrating. Could use a how-to-play tutorial. - You automatically move if you don't press a button.
I think the premise is a little unintuitive at first, but once I got the hang of it, it was fairly fun! A little explanation would make it a lot easier to pick up.
I liked the music and the graphics. I wish there was a way to move forward without waiting for the timer though. I also seem to get stuck with no path to go forward without running into "those" or falling down a hole.
It took me a while to figure out how to pass through enemies, and how you get over edges... I also found a glitch, where you can get a sort of infinite score if you have a thing that pushes you up and you go around in circles. Other than that it was a really nice idea, and very nice graphics
The aesthetic appeal of this game is great, the pixel art has been really impressively done. The mechanics of this game are also simple but effective, and it is a great concept behind it. As well as that, the procedural generation of premade parts put together ensures consistently well generated maps rather than impossible random layouts. One thing this game suffers from, however is a bit of lack of clarity in the mechanics. I found it difficult to internalise that going down into a gap or an enemy would kill me, but that going sideways into them was fine! As well as that, the levels generated did get a bit repetitive due to the limited number of premade tiles, but that should be easily remedied with more development time. Really like the idea behind this game, good job!
Cool idea here. I like your sprite work, really feels like a cavernous area. Maybe I didn't understand well, but seemed like several times there was no way to not die! Maybe just me there :> . Good job here!
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- the death sound is REALLY LOUD
+ I like the idea of a path-recognizing game, and being in a position where I knew which moves I wanted to do ahead of time and then getting to execute them rapid-fire felt very satisfying: but
- The fact that the only way move downwards is to let the timer run out, and that it can sometimes be your only valid move make for a very bad combination: it encourages people to wait for the timer instead of having fun in the game.