Outcome favorable! (after finally cracking the code)
I see in the comments that there's a disable-timer. Toward the end I would have liked that. I did complete it using only the timer mode, but felt a little rushed for time. Because of the way the core mechanic works, if you haven't seen the screen before: you need to have some way to recall the differences. Solving later riddles potentially requires more playthroughs with the timer on.
The SFX, graphics, code, and everything are on-point! Fantastic job, as always!
This was a fun challenge. After I convinced my brain to equate "no blue" to red and "no red" to blue, I was good - still a challenge with the other modifiers.
The way the levels are generated, I think, should be looked at: there were basically arrangements that couldn't be won. (sometimes an enemy was in front of me in a long corridor with no alternative route, one time the key was so far from the door I couldn't make it to the key and the door even without the monsters) SFX would be another good add.
Welcome to hell! This was fun. I think that reducing the hitbox size slightly is a good idea. I tried to avoid some things but it felt like I hit them while I was turning lanes.
I think the camera movement comment is fair: I wanted a zoom to the area you were in, but agree that it can make some of those transitions a little awkward.
I would like for the 'score more than X' to be skippable on replays. Also there was some kind of bug after the scoreboard where the game would fade-out on me.
I like the idea for this. I think it is a little too RNG dependent right now to get a good board: but this idea could be expanded into a larger game with more levels.
Wasn't able to get to 100, but I had fun shooting. For me, it was a little awkward picking up the ballgun: I think it would be good to just start the player with the gun.
I won! I think some music would be a nice add. Some kind of visual cue (just ahead of light spawns) would help the player avoid light that appears immediately in front of them: or even on top of them!
My top score was 13. Some SFX would be a good add. I think making the 'play' button a little darker would be nice: it took me a little bit to find that. ;)
I made it to the ending. I think some kind of sound effect might be good: it seemed like you had to stand in the light for a second. Also, at the end, I think you want to try and hold the player in place: I was able to wander off elsewhere when the final event happens.
I think that some sound effects would be a nice add. Some kind of 'marker' to indicate how far back you've dragged might help the player with a little more accuracy.
Every now and then it felt like I got a wrong cut, when I was pretty sure I cut a red branch. This is a fun idea. I think for a 20s jam, the number of cuts probably needs to come down: maybe I'm an outlier there.
The music, art, and concept are all fun. Good job.
It seems like there's a range on the gun: I had to get close to the zombie to damage it. Also, I was able to get behind the zombie and it just kept going.
