Once upon a time, there was a little black hole called Nothing. It lived happily and was just peacefully turning everything around her into nothing, when suddenly...
I really liked the idea of using orthographic projection even though it made dodging projectiles harder. The start intro was awesome and I liked the sound effects a lot!
I think, if a few more mechanics and some polish is added to the game it can be a really unique fun experience.
Nice game and awesome audio. The intro was cool. I also liked the black hole destroying animation when game was over. The game would have been better if it had a score system or something like that. But still it was good. Nice work.
The title may be little nothing but want to know what isn't nothing or little? My respect to you for joining this competition, fun game, 5 stars in all catagories
The game is gorgeous, thanks to the graphics design and the little cinematic at the beginning :) Too bad that we don't know what we have to do and what's our goal :(
I loved the opening bit, it was quite adorable. I wasn't sure what to really do during the game, and it was hard to tell where the enemies were in relation to me.
Could use a bit more hand holding for players and the perspective/camera was a bit jarring. Also highly recommend using a platform like itch.io or uploading the WebGL build if you can. Cheers!
Hey @rocktavious appreciate the feedback. Unfortunately, it is not possible to play it with WebGL version, some features just won't work. What is the benefit of uploading it to itch.io? It seems like it just adds one more step in downloading a game?
Its quite creative visually, gameplay its a sandbox type not so bad. I agree with the guy that said there needs to be a goal or some motivation of some kind. When you die it says strat again.
It wasn't immediately clear what my objective was but eventually I figured it out. Although once I figured it out I didn't know what the win condition was previous to reading your comment. I really appreciate that you added that short little intro sequence!
Telling exactly where i was on the grid was slightly confusing. and it was not clear at first that i needed to collect parts of the ground to survive. There is a lot of charm and character in the introduction that would fit really well in the rest of the game.
As many people said, I too found it difficult to navigate and lacked an objective or at least a score counter somewhere.
Loved the intro. I can tell that significant amount of energy went into creating that.
Also I didn't find a way to close the application mercifully. If that isn't there, I'd like to see 'Esc' key to show exit menu or something similar. :slight_smile:
Thanks for the feedback @sprotex you say that "significant amount of energy went into creating that". Could you elaborate on what you meant by "that"? Did you mean the intro? I find it interesting that people like it as much as they do, because I literally spent about... well, no more than 10 minutes right before the deadline creating it... Did I understand you correct?
@siarhei-pilat Oh, I guess I was mistaken :laughing: Yes, I meant the intro. There are many audio tracks in the span of a few minutes, so I imagined that you iterated some prototype intros there.
I have a low end PC so the game lagged so hard when I played it :sweat_smile: But I can tell the concept is nice, I have to collect the ground and the trees to increase my score. But yeah I kept dying because when I switched view the game lagged so hard. The intro is nice too! Nice work!
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I think, if a few more mechanics and some polish is added to the game it can be a really unique fun experience.
Thank you for making this game!
the only negative for me was that the perspective is a little confusing
The intro is really cute, and good job on the end animation!
The ortho projection is an interesting idea. It definitely made navigating and dodging projectiles tricky.
I was also hunting for a win condition :)
Loved the intro. I can tell that significant amount of energy went into creating that.
Also I didn't find a way to close the application mercifully. If that isn't there, I'd like to see 'Esc' key to show exit menu or something similar. :slight_smile:
Nice work!