Space And Bits

Embark on a journey as a space mercenary with the goal of defeating the space pirates.

Thanks to L3SSEE for the amazing music and Gustavo Vituri and Mounir Tohami for their Space Shooter Asset Pack and Four Pixel Font accordingly!

Also thanks to Steampunkdemon for the Starfield with Parallax Scrolling Effect shader that they posted on Godot Shaders!

StatusReleased
PlatformsHTML5
Rating
Rated 5.0 out of 5 stars
(1 total ratings)
AuthorCrownedDuck
GenreAction
Made withGodot
TagsPixel Art, Space

Comments

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This is a fine crafted and well executed bullet hell experience!

I love the way you've expanded the sprite set to your need in the construction of the game and how you've integrated it to the UI you are using. Also, you've picked a really good font that matches the vibe real good.

You did good with the diverse enemies and patterns, it made the game feel dynamic and challenging even it being enclosed in such a tiny playing area.

Enemy friendly fire was a shocker and I really enjoyed it. I was able to use the enemies' formation to my advange and sorta lign them up so that they shoot one another hahah

Music is good, but I feel something a bit less modern and more 8bit would fit the whole design even better!

Lastly, I felt the progression curve was a bit too steep... I'm not the best gamer hahah but the first enemy after the tutorial was already trouble. It works, don't get me wrong, but you might want to think about lowering the difficulty progression and making the player develop their skills durring a few more lvls before getting to the boss.

But anyways, this is awesome! Keep up the great work :)

(+1)

Thank you! I actually learned quite a lot from your comment. The game itself isn't quite polished, a common excuse is the time but, it was my fault that I didn't BETA test the game and it's difficulty progression beforehand with somebody else.

You really lose the sense of understanding difficulty when you develop the game, thinking that everything will be easy to grasp for a new player.

As for the music, my friend L3SSEE is relatively new to the 8bit feel so we decided to go with a reliable variant which proved to be a little of topic.

Thank you again for your honest review!