The movement is quite addictive and it sticks to the theme well! The game had great juice, always reacting to my input by changing the camera range, camera shake, or particles, etc. Fantastic submission!
I love the art style combined with the moving geometry objects! The movement felt very good and the sound effects felt like they matched the visuals. The music felt a bit repetitive, but asking for in-depth music in a game jam is unrealistic. Overall great game!
Thank you for the feedback! The game was 100% intended to be a more automated factory game, but as it turns out, completing levels manually is far more effective since we didn't add any countermeasures against it.
This game is great fun! I think that with more visual styles and unique level elements this game could easily be expanded into a well-fleshed steam release.
This game is a lot of fun! I feel if there was more visual verticallity in the art style it would look nicer, additionally more polish in the animation would add to the stylized expirience.
I'm excited to play your future games! Remember that its perfectly ok to copy someone else's code as long as you figure out how it works. Also to fix the tilemap having gaps in it, make sure you put your tilemap sprites into a sprite atlas.
If I were to give some constructive criticism it would be to add a tutorial at the beginning of the game, to add sound and music throughout the levels, and to have the player not have friction when holding a movement key into a wall (as shown here).
Other than that this game is very visually nice and with a little more polish could be lots more fun!
Thank you for the review! Due to the time limit getting to me I couldn't add a proper in-game tutorial. The reason the small robot got stuck is because the big robot was touching the blue spotted tile, that disables the small robots movement.
I really wanted to add music but the time really got to me. In a post jam version I will defiantly have some sort of tutorial to ease in the different puzzle elements. Thanks for your feedback!
