Beautiful and funny game :D I think I ended up cheesing the boss pretty hard on accident, as it almost immediately charged at me and got stuck in a ditch xD

Definitely not at all jealous that you got collisions working on your planet 😅 but hey, you wrote colmesh (which I was trying to use as well!) so of course you'd know how to make it work better than I :D

Impressive game, just lacks a few feedback/effects for damage, and SOUNDS :(

Neat game. The 3D style is very impressive and I enjoy how it almost resembles a PS1/N64 era game. The gravity of the planet changing as you move around it is really cool, though it can get a bit awkward during the fight. Speaking of which, the boss fight was great and also unexpected - I put on some calm farm music and it didn't really end up fitting. The controls work pretty well for it. I like how the jump functions as sort of dash to get out of the way. I think the main improvement would be to have some feedback so you can tell that you're damaging the boss. I know you explained the lack of sound, but you could still do something like having the boss flash white or show some damage numbers.

Super impressive game. Really well executed 3d.

Love the style of it, very reminiscent of the gamecube era, lots of personality was jammed into the content in the game too. Can't think of any feedback that hasn't been said already, the lack of sound was probably my biggest complaint but the experience was still enjoyable regardless.

Very cool, congratulations! :)

The graphics and animations were really nice! The shapes gave me joy and the look of the assets was consistent. Especially the world design was well made and running through the different sides felt funky.

Even though the gameplay was good, the demon fight had some problems. It was hard to know when you had been able to hit the demon due lack of response. Also had problems with asset collision when running backwards. I wish there would have been a checkpoint since the fight was so long and kinda hard. Seeing the smug face of the digger after failing the fight made me feel like shaking him, brace yourself!

I always like when there is some kind of Hell going on.

Ps. Is... is that... a piece of cow lying around on your yard?

https://imgur.com/a/4bJs8ry

I spoiled myself earlier, so demon wasn't surprise. But well done, it was good show how what your tool can do in 48 hours. Maybe boss battle was too long. It was well done :) I had to retry as I died on first run. On second run I was more careful and escaped far away from meteors. One time demon was on edge of world and started bombardment, so I ran for graveyard side. Then decided to run through graveyard to other side of tthe planet, as I was running on the bridge, the bloody demon was on other end of the bridge. You don't know how much jumpscared me :D As technical point, it was really well made, tried to break your gravity etc. didn't find any real problems :)

I thought that it was a bit cliché with the ""quest system"", especially when you can't just find a place to dig, but you have to find the giant yellow arrow. But that's just goofy video game logic, I guess.

There were a few bugs with the camera clipping into rocks and stuff, 3D cameras in general are tricky to get right.

The combat/movement system felt quite punishing, maybe because the character, or because of the structure of the world itself, idk.

Also PS1 graphics ftw.

That certainly didn't go in the direction I thought it was gonna, haha!

Great job, the gravity physics and the way the boss leaps around and tosses fireballs reminded me a lot of the Bowser battles from Super Mario Galaxy.

Just needs some sound and a bit more feedback from the gun, sometimes I couldn't tell if I was hitting the boss because the healthbar only moves a small bit with each shot.

Wow. Not what I was expecting. That was awesome! This was the first 3D game I've ever played in GM and boy did it set a high bar. I can't believe you did that in only 48 hours. Good job dude.

I Dig it

I haven't played a 3D game made with GameMaker before (atleast not aware of it) so I was suprised that you had time to do that in the jam!

I liked the story and was scared a little when the "you-know-what" came to the surface.

Missing sounds and music might have give more immersion, but the game jams are so tight with the available time.

This was exceptional! Very well done 3D with a nice old-school touch! And you definately succeeded in surprising me with the actual theme and gameplay!

I'd like to have some hit indicator (like you did with headshots), maybe some kind of hit marker, or maybe even a flying damage number, because it was kinda hard to tell at first if I actually hit him.

Overall it took me quite some attempts beating him and I needed to reactivate all my UT skills from back in the day :D

Very awesome entry, and impressive for 48 hours indeed!

Bwahaha that was certainly an experience! Really good work on the 3D engine (as usual!) and the story was great. Very enjoyable entry.

There were several ways I was expecting this to go. Bovine Boss Battle Beelzebub was not one of them.

This was a technical masterpiece and ran really well for me, the gameplay was solid if simple and the whole thing was a showcase in both skill and general jam entry goodness. Obviously it lacked sound but you seem to have already addressed that post-jam.

I definitely missed your contributions to jams since GMC Jam (I replayed Doomshark like a week ago coincidentally xD) so it was great to see you enter this one with another game like this. Marvellous work.

really fun! the demon got stuck in a tree and I headshotted him roughly 20 times

I love the 3d, absolutely lovely. Very accompolished for something in GMS. Fantastic game, would have loved for it to have had audio!

A very charming game. Plus, it's probably the best example of 3D in GMS, so that's a win.

Hoggus is a great name, too.

I really like the idea of this, the style and the 3D skills are great, I feel as though with some more time, some padding out to the menu systems, sound effects and other bits and pieces here and there would have made it all the more fully fleshed out. I hope you continue this project after the jam