Adventure to the Deep

Pretty good game but, game ends very fast, mechanics dont explained, but still gj!

can't really get the theme and scope, i dont really like the graphics and character animation, u should mention smh about controls, and also i cant enter the dungeon

Omg collision please try to fix it in next games

The art verry cool, but i can't enter the shelter... that's sad, i really wanted to test the game... Controles are smooth too !

Good work with the game, fun art :smile: One thing that it's really missing is some in-game note that you need to use the mouse to open the first door, the game looks like a platformer from the beginning and it's not very common for platformers to use both keyboard and mouse, so it can be confusing.

By the way, thanks for the screenshot with tips about the vent, I wouldn't have figure it out by myself :)

I did it! Liked the puzzle.

Few things need to be fixed and polished. Also on the menu screen when you click Developers there is no way to go back to menu page.
Congrats on first entry.

@hexa3 it works on esc, but I forgot that it will be at itch.io)

@herbyvor @vsi- @stin I think now u can test it, I added some tips) Thanks for feedback and yeah, I shall fix the collisions)

Interesting concept but I couldn't figure out the key puzzle. The collision detection also works against the player so that doesn't help. Some more hints for each puzzle would help!

I got stuck on the screen with the screwdriver, the controls were really buggy and the task wasn't clear enough for me. Would love more hints!

confused, bugs ,I like this game feelings ,but you really need some time to fixed some problems ,then this game will be great, :smile:

Love the way he (?) moving legs

Got the concept. Some puzzles are just... stuck or won't do. Still, thanks for the entry!

Good job finishing your first jam game. I liked the concept of having a sequence of unique door lock puzzles for the player to solve. The key dropped in the grate was a fun one, though it took me a bit to figure out what the screwdriver was supposed to be while looking at it, and I still don't know what the loopy thing was. The collision for the platforming part of the game was very janky and I think it detracted from the experience - perhaps you would have been better off discarding that part entirely and focusing more on your core mechanic, the door puzzles.

That was a cool game - my biggest suggestion is that the maze minigame should support WASD like the main character does, it took me a while to figure out that I had to use the arrow keys.