The physics on the player controller really supported the sense of scale you're going for with these celestial bodies. The background music also complemented this.
The game works fine, and the art, mechanics and sound are very nice. Good job!
I didn't really understand what I was meant to be doing. I just tried to shoot in a random direction and then pressed n when I didn't complete the level.
Apart from that, it was really quite polished so well done, especially for a first jam!
This game is kind of beautiful, but I'm not sure what I'm supposed to be doing. I'm assuming it has something to do with the music, and I have to place the planets so that there is more harmony, but I'm terrible at music puzzles so I had to give it up.
The game was interesting to play. The music had this mellotron-ish feel to it which I enjoyed. I enjoyed the art style but sometimes it was difficult to tell which planet was which. I did not like that I had to install the program (version 7) to run it, perhaps that is something that can be fixed in a future release.
This is a interesting game. I didn't know what to do at first until I pressed space bar and use the arrow keys. What I was meant to do in the game I am not sure but interesting concept. Just remeber you can't have enough player feedback the more give the better.
Love the idea. But when I try to finish the first level I meet this error. And it'll be much more convenient if you sumbit a zip rather a exe!
FATAL ERROR in action number 1 of Step Event0
for object obj_planete:
Variable obj_accordeur.(100100, -2147483648) not set before reading it. at gml_Object_obj_planete_Step_0 stack frame is gml_Object_obj_planete_Step_0 (line -1)
Since you mentioned we had a similar theme with planets, I decided to give your game a go as well. While I found the game's objective to be difficult to figure out, I believe this game to be a true work of art. Lovely simple graphics, a unique concept, and peaceful sounds. One of the most memorable game's I've played during this jam. Excellent work.
The audio was just amazing, really loved it. The only problem is has people said it is not very clear what you have to do at the beggining, so I think i simple tutorial had been perfect aside from that reall great visuals and amazing audio!
I liked the theme, I love music games but for some reason it never seemed to harmonize for me. I somehow beat the first level but then I was kind of stuck. The art and the sound design is great but I felt like I was missing something. Its fun to explore stuff, I just got a bit stuck and would have liked some more nudging in the right direction.
Fantastic game for a first jam, I also joined this jam for the first time, would love to see a commercial version of the game in the future, keep up the good work
Great job for your first approach to the Jam. The objective is a little unclear, and controls a bit fuzzy, but it can be improved in future updates. Keep it up!
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I didn't really understand what I was meant to be doing. I just tried to shoot in a random direction and then pressed n when I didn't complete the level.
Apart from that, it was really quite polished so well done, especially for a first jam!
I'm assuming it has something to do with the music, and I have to place the planets so that there is more harmony, but I'm terrible at music puzzles so I had to give it up.
But when I try to finish the first level I meet this error.
And it'll be much more convenient if you sumbit a zip rather a exe!
FATAL ERROR in
action number 1
of Step Event0
for object obj_planete:
Variable obj_accordeur.(100100, -2147483648) not set before reading it.
at gml_Object_obj_planete_Step_0
stack frame is
gml_Object_obj_planete_Step_0 (line -1)
@givit-game-studios I put an explanation at the beginning thanks for your feedback
I fixed a bug where the levels wouldn't be validated properly, thanks everyone for your feedback! :heart: