Post-mortem
Description
Hey my name is Kushi, please enjoy my first game !
GAMEPLAY :
This is a puzzle game, in each level you have to get the player and alien to "red" zones to attain the next level. The game is finishable and shouldn't contain game breaking bug (let's pray).
LORE :
Look like the cells are open, time for freedom. Escape with the help of prisoners, Alien prisoners !
CONTROL :
Space = move forward/stop the green alien.
X=take control of the blue alien.
R=restart the level.
arrows keys = move the player left/right/jump.
NOTES :
The game does not contain any audio, that's the next thing I will learn to create !
ABOUT ME :
I've been getting into coding 3 month ago thanks to Benjamin Anderson's udemy lesson, check him out !
Feedback
Summary
Space Jail received positive feedback highlighting its fun gameplay and solid mechanics introduction. Some players noted the character movement felt slow and suggested clearer indicators for character switching. The game was praised as a strong first effort and appreciated for its concept and teaching influence. Overall, the feedback is encouraging with minor suggestions for improvement.
Gameplay
Character Movement
User Interface
Learning Curve
Generated by AI based on the feedback Space Jail received.
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Lv. 4This was a really good job for your first game!
SubmittedDog Walk Simulator
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Lv. 10
Character movement is quite slow. Also, for switching between the human and the blue alien, it might have been good to include some indication somewhere who you're controlling.
Other than that, it was fun. Too bad the aliens didn't make it. :(
SubmittedPip and Waddleton
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Lv. 25
Fun game!! The dolphin-guy felt a bit slow. But I really liked the concept of this game. In a way it reminded me of Another World. Even though the gameplay is very different.
SubmittedDown The Road