I really want to look at your code to see how you accomplished some of those effect (esp the fractals). For a game with "death" in the title, it was very relaxing and soothing to sail around looking at the pretty images. :P
Great concept! It's a bit too easy - you should have to work harder to balance speed and overheating. I like the colorful little enemies trying to steal the ice - more steady attacks would make the player have to manage the train while frantically clicking on baddies.
Great work for your first Godot game. Now practice more Godot by expanding and polishing the game - I would love to play more!
I died! :P I had to read the comments here to figure out how to make a fire.
Fun survival mechanic. I felt like I was mashing my spacebar like crazy chopping trees. It would be nice to have an easier way to switch equipped items (number keys, for example).
Neat idea - this is the only game I've seen so far that took the theme all the way into thermodynamics.
It was hard to tell the hot atoms from the cold ones - there needs to be more color differentiation and I'd like to see the hot atoms moving faster than the slow ones. It wasn't clear at first what the goal was: let the hot atoms through or the cold ones? It was fun to play with and figure it out though.
Nice concept. It was very hard to tell where you were relative to the columns, especially when they're of different heights. I would have appreciated some sound effects, and maybe a more fast-paced background track to reflect the urgency of the game.
I love the controls - the movement is super-smooth. Enemies are tough and fast, which gives a good amount of tension.
I really needed some instructions at the start to know what I was doing and what the UI bars meant. It was not at all clear how the temperature mechanic tied in.
Great concept. Definitely feels incomplete (but that's OK given the time and that you chose to do a 3D game!) Others have already made the same suggestions I would make.
It's a great prototype - keep working on it and it could be a really fun game.
Very creative, and great use of the theme! This could make a great vector tutorial! :P
FYI, the Mac version doesn't work with the Itch.io client - it says it can't find the executable. Downloading directly was fine (although it might be because there's another zip inside the download zip).
I was clapping when your song started at the beginning - pure awesome! (I wish I could give 6 stars for "Graphics and Sound")
Not many people tackle a 3D project for such a short jam, much less finish, so this is very impressive. The controls/camera need a little polish (very minor quibble), but overall I'm just blown away you were able to pull this off!
Fantastic job! The way the theme alters the mechanics is great and can make for tons of great puzzles. The only place I had trouble was in the jumping level - when you're hot you're soooo bouncy! :P
I would have appreciated some sound effects - freezing/steam sounds when you change state, for example.
Great game. I echo the praise of the GUI and the sound, especially.
The theme could have been a little more directly integrated, mabye hot/cold enemy types too, with different vulnerabilities? You could lead the chasing "hot" enemies onto ice squares to hurt them, etc.
Fun! Great example of a simple concept well executed in a limited amount of time. :)
It's surprisingly addictive - I'd love to see some way of limiting the number of tries you have to find him (plus the other suggestions here are great too). Keep up the good work!
Great concept for the theme! I could see this being a great idea for a full-fledged platformer, where you have to keep changing states to get through the various puzzles. I'd like to see some way to constrain when/where you can change states, i.e. move to the fire to become vapor, etc.
I would love to see what this could become if you put more polish into it. Jam games are great for seeing the spark of a great idea that you can then keep building on. It's a great way to learn more about Godot too! Keep it up!