Cool little shooter. It took me a second to figure out the dragging to go to a new planet. Are supplies infinite and just a free action? And is there a final boss or enemy? I only saw two different types. Would improve the game a lot of enemies could shoot. :fox:
Hey! Good work! Very funny! I really like the idea! The game is very original! The sounds are quite hilarious haha very good! Maybe the background parralax would have been very good, to give the sensation of movement with planets, moving stars etc. In any case good job! Good job for 72h! :)
I think this is a neat little entry! The core mechanic of pulling up a map and then having a stage generated depending on the length of the journey works really well imo.
Add some more resource management mechanics, balance the gameplay and build out the RPG elements and you've got a decent game idea here! Seriously!
Cute game! I enjoyed the graphics, not sure if there is reward for going to multiple planets. Was confusing how to move between planets at first (You have to left click drag from one planet to another)
Interesting choice of genres to combine, but I feel like they could have been made to fit better if the planets generated income instead of combat. Then shmup combat could be used to get an edge in battle, helping you win RTS fights even though you're outnumbered or something.
Also, you should update the description to explain clicking and dragging to attack planets. There's no way I was going to figure that out without the comment from @Persijn
The controls were very confusing. I did not understand the dragging until quite a bit of trial and error, I was beginning to think the WebGL build was broken. It does makes sense once you figure it out, but it's not as intuitive as i would have expected. The gameplay itself though is pretty fun. I loved the sound effects and the trails from the engines
I loved the graphics and the combination of genres. I believe the controls were easy enough and intuitive, I didn't have any problem with them, contrary to other people, maybe because I read the controls you wrote in here before I played. I felt bored after a while so maybe you didn't need to put all those planets since it became repetitive after awhile. All in all a great and very polished entry.
Congratulations :)
Note: The audio was not working for some reason. I was playing the html5 build.
An interesting idea, but the RTS part was.... strange? I'm not sure if it was broken or what, but the enemy never did anything, I could take over every planet with either my ship or by sending a ship unit. There was absolutely no challenge at all in that part.
The sound effects also sounded... human, I guess? Like a person was trying to make the sound effect rather than the sound itself being a thing.
I really like the idea, UI and controls. However the game itself is too easy. (Would be nice if there was an AI that could move around and shoot) Also I don't like the fact you can win without killing any enemy. Other than that good job!
I like the idea here, but this feels pretty bare-bones. The 'rts' mechanic is more of a route-selection than a true RTS, and I'm not seeing a connection between what happens on the map and in the gameplay. Forging that connection somehow would be the most important thing to add to this game, though making enemies that can realistically threaten a player who isn't out of ammo would be a close second. Still, good work!
It took me a second to figure out the dragging to go to a new planet.
Are supplies infinite and just a free action?
And is there a final boss or enemy? I only saw two different types.
Would improve the game a lot of enemies could shoot. :fox: