Definitely difficult. slippery movement with very little air control. I slid into the spikes often enough.
Why do some of the ceilings just have death zones? why not just block the player with an invisible wall along the ceiling/edge of the screen?
Death zones everywhere, I'm not talking about the spikes, just areas that the player isn't currently allowed so there is an invisible area that kills the player.
you gotta do something about monsters moving between areas because the player cannot see or predict that.
yeah i just made that way to have a challenge, but i understand the difficult, i am still figuring out how to make better levels for the player and the enemies to navigate, i will remove the slipering movement and the death zones on the ceilings.
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It looks incredible, bro! I’ve been working on a game using your sprites for a year now.
that only makes my heart grows larger to accommodate all the love i feel seeing that, thanks brother!
What are you developing it in?
do you mean the engine or what the game will offer?
As for the game engine, I’ve taken a closer look, and it is indeed Godot.
well, the game itself will be a collectathon, with a metroidvania vibe and precise platformer
Definitely difficult. slippery movement with very little air control. I slid into the spikes often enough.
Why do some of the ceilings just have death zones? why not just block the player with an invisible wall along the ceiling/edge of the screen?
Death zones everywhere, I'm not talking about the spikes, just areas that the player isn't currently allowed so there is an invisible area that kills the player.
you gotta do something about monsters moving between areas because the player cannot see or predict that.
yeah i just made that way to have a challenge, but i understand the difficult, i am still figuring out how to make better levels for the player and the enemies to navigate, i will remove the slipering movement and the death zones on the ceilings.
thank you for the criticism! :)