You are so right! and believe me, we had planned to add even more snarky comment during the game from our beloved Cavendish but had no clue where to put them :D
Thanks for your comment. I agree the controls should have been more polished, especially since we planned on releasing on web-gl. We sadly did most of our testing in the unity editor so some bugs were found out too late ^^'
True, I nonetheless would like to take a moment for our dev that spend her Monday night (she had work the following day) cropping and clipping all of the 40+ objects in this game.
As well as the artist that hand-drawn every background, it was really rough on them during those few days :p
Yes you are right, it was hellish to pack the multiplayer aspect in this jam :D Also people may have not noticed but you can also rate the drawing of other by clicking on the thumbnails!
I loved that game, everything was good, the art, the music, it all fit so well.
I especially liked the fact that you got the gameplay loop of a good platformer done so well with various mechanics unlocked along the various level and enough content for a while :)
If I could be a bit annoying and cite a downside, it would be the lack of key rebinding which make it a bit hard to play on non regular keyboard.
Unity webplayer bug: If you click on a thumbnail in the title screen, the play button will be locked. (You'll have to reload the game to play). This bug does not appear on the desktop version.
Thanks for trying out our humble game, and the banana vision is strictly its own!
Nice little game, the execution is clean, and while it took me some attempts to figure each stuff out, it all did its job well in the end, leaving me wanting more.
That was more fun than I expected, loading up and blasting stuff feels good.
I had a slight visual bug when trying to put the gaz (my weapon would rotate all around like it was colliding with it.) but nothing game breaking since it would clip anyways after throwing it.
We felt the long area of play was important in early waves so player can get the hang of it, and in latter waves so they have enough time to defeat more monsters.
Still waiting for that first goblin when restarting the game can be frustrating, maybe adding a x2/x5 time speed up button would help solve the issue.
Again, thanks for taking the time to explain further, we, as a team, greatly apreciate it!
Thanks you so much for your valuable feedback, it goes a long way for us!
For now, with the current amount of ennemies/wave and the way the attack on the sword works, it is indeed the best strategy to hid it around the barrel in order to sort of "glitch" the ennemies into them, earning precious seconds when they reach it.
The game difficulty is mostly centered around player teleport and distance grab, which can be quit hard to learn at first, and very challenging if using neither.
Taking into account your feedback, we may implemente some "no teleport" mode, with a more adapted difficulty in futur update, cheer :)