nice concept, but i would rather not spend 30 minutes trying to get past the first floor only to fall back down. please please please add a difficulty curve to the game
I played for 45 minutes and never made it to the 3rd room.
10/10, would bonk again.
In all seriousness, this game's level design appears to have no difficulty curve. It's just a high, flat difficulty floor. As a result, I think it destroys potential attachment for new players. Generally, you want to start out easy in order to get most players invested, then hit them with the tough stuff after they've gained some false confidence. Just a thought.
I have no reason to continue playing, but I could see this bonk gimmick, as simple as it is, being used as the basis for a more refined rage game that stands up to the likes of 'Getting Over It' and 'Jump King'.
Hey, I really appreciate the feedback! This is probably the thing I've heard the most, and while I'm happy with the room designs I do think you're right. I have to wonder if there's a nice middle ground somewhere. Perhaps a set a rooms where you progress horizontally before the big climb... A tutorial of sorts that safely introduces you to the types of jumps you have to make.
Lots to consider. As much as I wanted to call my first game done, I think I'll have to revisit this project to address this.
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…just please update with a save system it would be 100% more accessible with the same level of difficulty
edit: expect a full video of me adding to my already unhealthy mental state with me trying to FINISH the game
nice concept, but i would rather not spend 30 minutes trying to get past the first floor only to fall back down. please please please add a difficulty curve to the game
pretty funny game and such, but... there is no difficult curve. :(
I played for 45 minutes and never made it to the 3rd room.
10/10, would bonk again.
In all seriousness, this game's level design appears to have no difficulty curve. It's just a high, flat difficulty floor. As a result, I think it destroys potential attachment for new players. Generally, you want to start out easy in order to get most players invested, then hit them with the tough stuff after they've gained some false confidence. Just a thought.
I have no reason to continue playing, but I could see this bonk gimmick, as simple as it is, being used as the basis for a more refined rage game that stands up to the likes of 'Getting Over It' and 'Jump King'.
Hey, I really appreciate the feedback! This is probably the thing I've heard the most, and while I'm happy with the room designs I do think you're right. I have to wonder if there's a nice middle ground somewhere. Perhaps a set a rooms where you progress horizontally before the big climb... A tutorial of sorts that safely introduces you to the types of jumps you have to make.
Lots to consider. As much as I wanted to call my first game done, I think I'll have to revisit this project to address this.
Cheers!
fun game pleasant game relaxing type game, a game that does NOT force you to deal with your frustration head-on
GAHHHHH
This game is a bastard