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Currently working on implementing and testing various game mechanics I want to include. Using placeholder animations but will refine them later.
I've been meaning to study this game's jump physics a bit more, so why not now? :D
It's important for my game too.
If the player's jumps are too short, then leaping over enemies becomes difficult and annoying.
If they're too long, then I must make my too-big-to-jump-over pits larger to compensate. Which leave less room for other things in the levels.
It's a balancing act.
This is actually more important than it sounds.
If you didn't have flippers (ie you drown in water)...
And the dev didn't realize 2-tile jumps were possible...
That's how you get sequence breaking.
But once you know, then you can design levels around that.
I've been meaning to study this game's jump physics a bit more, so why not now? :D
One of my game's puzzles involves leading these dogs onto these "Paw Pads."
It's similar to block-pushing puzzles. But with more dogs. :3
A hidden object tracks which ones are pressed and can make things happen if various conditions are met.
🌸 Happy May Day! 🌸
Development on May and the Amazing Bouquet began two years ago today!
(oh my gosh how is it 2 years already??!!)
There's a new Developer Diary looking at the last two years and covering everything from April's refactor.
https://store.steampowered.com/news/app/3734760/view/659356977751655027
One thing that always trips me up in games is when the same button is used to advance text AND pick choice #1.
I'll frequently pick a choice by accident. :/
What if *no choice* is selected by default? This forces the player to press up or down to pick one.
May and the Amazing Bouquet