I like the mechanic of using the stopper to set the angle. Of course the game needs more content. I was surprised that the rock stopped when it hit a vase. I thought it would go through, that way you can hit multiple vases in one throw.
I liked the art style, and the aiming system. It felt very intuitive. The one thing that I miss is an indication of how long I've held the spacebar button down for. That would help me judge the distance of the shots that I'm trying to make.
I'll disagree with @brookzerker here and say that, in a way, not having a visual feedback for the strength is interesting, as it becomes something a bit musical: you have to remember/feel the rhythm of the last push-and-release action. Maybe using a sound with a pitch that goes from low to high could reinforce that?
Like some have already said, the firing mechanic is quite nice. Like it! I feel that the ground destruction is kinda extra, though, seeing that you are not applying any physics to the vases.
Fun game :)! Interesting idea though i have to agree with @brookzerker, some indications regarding the angle and how long you've pressed the spacebar would have helped.
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I'll disagree with @brookzerker here and say that, in a way, not having a visual feedback for the strength is interesting, as it becomes something a bit musical: you have to remember/feel the rhythm of the last push-and-release action. Maybe using a sound with a pitch that goes from low to high could reinforce that?
Enjoyed playing this: missed 27 in 160 seconds.
Nice art reminds me of roman pottery
^^Alina^^