A Life in a Loop

• Try to let us a way to close the game other than alt+f4
• The reason I say this is because I had the bad idea to switch to full screen, which f*cked up the controls, you lose control of how you look around you
• Well, yeah, like many others, I'm confused. Mainly from falling over the map. Makes me feel a lot of paranoia when moving.
• Didn't know what I was expected to do tbh, but I assume it had to do with just going straight and avoiding holes
• Speaking of which, it is way easier when you realize you can jump as much as you want, even in the air
• Which makes the game feel super cooooool! I enjoyed flying, even if there isn't much to do in the air, aside going to the exit easily.
• Speaking of which, when the exit disappears... what am I supposed to do?
• Not sure what the coins were for. They needed a sound when you collect them btw
• The atmosphere of the game was really pleasing. That weird music with the little charming characters, the you are phil, you were phil. The game feels unfinished but this was pretty cool!

EDIT: When I say close the game, I mean force it to close. the current way to exit is way too long

Cool with a 3D game! I think it would have been better if you had a lower scope though.

Right at the bat I noticed that you can fly around freely by spamming space. There doesn't seem to be any z-axis check, which was in a room where the door was upstairs and I managed to trigger it from below.

I got stuck in a part where exit was no more and after flying around a bit, I decided to quit... but couldn't use the way game suggested and had to alt+f4.

This seems like first 3D experiment and worked fine as it was. Confusing experience, nevertheless.

Very odd game, but the characters were charming, and the dialogue system was super neat. As far as I could tell, there wasn't all that much of a incentive to do anything, because the only thing that changed were the potholes. It's a cool attempt at a 3D game, and has the whole Groundhog Day feel to it, which is highly thematic. I liked the music and sound effects, but the sprites and world building was what ties it together. Reminds me a bit of this Garfield game I used to play on the PC a long time ago, where you have to vacuum the house - I'm a sucker (no pun intended) for the mundane aesthetic, but nobody really seems to explore it.

It was cool to see a 3D game done for the jam! The room panning was confusing for me at first, but I switched to using my drawing tablet and it was alright. I got stuck when there was no door, but did see the...keypress end. Not sure if I missed out on anything, but it was a fun little game!

The speed at which the player turns around is way too slow, the movement speed of the player feels too fast, the sprites of NPC's turn around in a weird way when you get close to them, the player turns in a weirdly soft way and continues doing so when tabbing out of the game, the player can walk through the walls in the first room and just fall into the void.

These are the things I noticed, I hope this feedback helps :D

Very impressive that it's 3D! Based on what people are saying, it seems like there's an end, but I couldn't find it. I collected all the coins, but I don't think anything happened when I hit the garbage cans.

Overall really cool aesthetic and sound.

Was originally confused, but then I learned how to play, collect garbage, drop off and go forward avoiding the ever increasing pot holes, I managed to get to the end.

I thought while the art was simple pixel 2d images, they were presented in a 3d enviroment and this really sets itself a part from the rest on here as being different and for that I give you full kudos!

I like that you had coins to collect, it would be cool to have a nice sound effect match the 8 bit coin, "be-ling" I said while I collected the coins pointlessly, let's face it people love to collect stuff.

So the cons, I guess it's a bit too simple and there could be more instructions on how to play in game. I don't know how to do 3d in game maker so from this aspect it's not so simple.

I found this game massively confusing, I didn't have clear objective and I fell off the level by passing through a wall almost instantly. I feel the movement speed is too fast and it needs wall collisions. I was impressed by the 2.5 D effect you used. I am sorry to say I didn't quite understand how you used the loop in your theme.

PS. Thanks for playing my game.

I think it needs more jojos references

Either I didn't know what I was suppose to do or it was unclear xD, I'm sure i did everything possible but I'm not sure, maybe I did? maybe I didn't who knows but good job, and 3D also, awesome work ^^