This is a problem I've seen with a lot of ludum dare games this time around. There's no immediate or clear indication of where or what the player actually is. I had to fiddle around for a minute trying to find out where I was. Perhaps a solution could be starting zoomed in on the player character, and then zooming out to show the rest of the level.
I don't understand what people seem to think is so innovative. The only thing that separates this from a ghostless pacman clone is the fact that you can't see where you're going.
You can't exactly call it a game yet. I don't mean to sound too harsh, understanding the time constraints. And it's hardly in any state to criticize. But it certainly isn't innovative. Let's give credit where credit is due and not just have a big circle jerk, aye?
LD31 — Entire Game on One Screen (4)
Bluman by Luis Anton 2014-12-24T16:51:00
This is a problem I've seen with a lot of ludum dare games this time around. There's no immediate or clear indication of where or what the player actually is. I had to fiddle around for a minute trying to find out where I was. Perhaps a solution could be starting zoomed in on the player character, and then zooming out to show the rest of the level.
One-Floor Dungeon by Ryusui 2014-12-24T16:48:00
Needs sfx.
DogHunt by foobraco 2014-12-24T16:47:00
Unoriginal.
Collect the Crystals by Wiering 2014-12-24T05:08:00
I don't understand what people seem to think is so innovative. The only thing that separates this from a ghostless pacman clone is the fact that you can't see where you're going.
You can't exactly call it a game yet. I don't mean to sound too harsh, understanding the time constraints. And it's hardly in any state to criticize. But it certainly isn't innovative. Let's give credit where credit is due and not just have a big circle jerk, aye?